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In a less-structured episode, the hosts of Agentic AI in DevOps compare day-to-day workflows: what they actually run, what they have stopped doing, and how their habits have shifted since the early autumn. Fernando Gonçalves keeps the classical engineering ritual — linting, tests, coverage targets — and bakes it into a skill so the AI cannot skip past quiet bugs. Vladimir Samoylov has rewired the harness with hooks for audit logs, command-failure journals, and a daily "dead code" sweep, and tracks a new personal metric: average working hours without a human. Andrey Devyatkin argues that the second shift at 9 PM is the wrong time to drive an agent — the sharpest decisions belong to a fresh 5 AM mind — and shells Claude Code out to Codex to cross-review its own plans. The closing exchange wanders into whether AI is "the last thing humans will invent," and the hosts disagree: imagination, accidents, and champagne all live outside the training data.
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