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QA Lead at Rootly explains how she's embraced AI to keep up with the pace of AI-driven feature development.

SRE Lead Ricard Bejarano (Cisco) and Jorge Lainfiesta (Rootly) sit down to talk about a recent intermittent incident that had the team scratching their heads.

During an incident, ask the Rootly Agent anything and it'll respond (and act) based on context and your data. Use the Rootly Agent to: The Rootly Agent performs actions on your behalf, so it is bound by the permissions assigned to your user. It will also ask for confirmation before taking significant actions. Rootly admins can turn it on for their workplaces and start running incidents even more efficiently.

The debate about whether AI can write production code is over. Companies are handing work to fleets of agents, and for many, they write most of the code that ships to production. The next challenge is everything that happens once an entire engineering organization runs this way, at full speed. Teams that generate code 10x faster still review it at human speed, and that mismatch is now the constraint. Code ownership is also becoming an issue, as developers learn to trust agentic processes a little too much. When an agent breaks production, who is responsible?