Inside Google’s OKF, Linux Appia, and Ornith 1.0 Self-Scaffolding Models | Agents of Dev Episode 29
Agents of Dev - A DevOps Podcast
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Can autonomous AI agents finally be trusted to modify your enterprise code bases and databases without a human handholding them? In this episode of Agents of Dev, analysts Mitch Ashley and Brad Shimmin break down the explosive evolution of the agentic control plane. From the newly launched Linux Appia Foundation mapping out AI conformity to Google's Open Knowledge Format (OKF) operationalizing self-organizing LLM wikis, the core infrastructure for developer workflows is shifting fast. The duo also dives deep into the general availability of AWS's DevOps agent, Oracle's structural thesis on database-level security, and hands-on impressions of Ornith 1.0—the open-source, self-scaffolding model shaking up agentic coding. This and more on Agents of Dev, part of The Futurum Group Podcast Network.
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