

Dev Interrupted
Software itself is fundamentally changing. We explore the transition to agentic orchestration, vibe coding, and AI-native development, grounding the conversation in the principles that have always defined great engineering. On Tuesdays, we interview the founders, architects, and builders of the world’s most impactful tech to uncover the timeless engineering principles and strategies shaping the next era of development. And on Fridays, we drop an end-of-week roundup of the biggest news in AI and software, and what it actually means for your career, your craft, and your life as a developer. Subscribe to stay ahead of the next era of code.
Episodes


Draining the COBOL moat, cybersecurity inequalities, and Claude’s retirement home

Your keyboard is the real bottleneck | Wispr’s Sahaj Garg

Outcome engineering, AI hit pieces, and the end of the backlog

Dex Horthy on Ralph, RPI, and escaping the "Dumb Zone"

Breaking GitHub, AI vampires & the great Oz | Warp’s Zach Lloyd

Multi-agent orchestration in Slack | Saleforce's Kurtis Kemple

Moltbook, Rent-a-Human, Super Agents & Connectivity Benchmark Report | ft. Gary Lerhaupt
The podcast explores the rise of AI agents and their impact on software development, open source, and enterprise adoption. It highlights the emergence of Moltbook, a social network for AI agents, and Rent-a-Human.ai, a platform for agents to hire humans for physical tasks, raising questions about the evolving relations...

Nobody is shipping your agent’s code (yet) | Predictions from LinearB’s Ori Keren

A constitution for AI, breaking dark flow, and open source as a moat?

Scaffolding is coping not scaling, and other lessons from Codex | OpenAI’s Thibault Sottiaux
The podcast explores the development and application of OpenAI's Codex, a coding agent, emphasizing an agent-first approach rather than a product-centric one. Thibault Sottiaux from OpenAI discusses the importance of simplicity and scalable primitives in AI development, drawing from the "bitter lesson" that clever tric...

Angie Jones on Ralphing 25k repos at Block, GPT-5.2 Codex, and CES weirdness

Backstage’s journey from spreadsheets to global IDP standard | Spotify’s Tyson Singer
Internal developer platforms (IDPs) serve as critical infrastructure for scaling engineering organizations by transforming fragmented, chaotic workflows into standardized, high-performance environments. Spotify’s journey from managing thousands of microservices via spreadsheets to creating Backstage illustrates the nec...

Ralph Wiggum goes to Gas Town and the death of the IC

Inventing the Ralph Wiggum Loop | Creator Geoffrey Huntley

How Capital One supports 14,000 technologists with one pipeline | Ameesh Paleja

The one where we vibe code holiday cards | Season 5 Finale

Why engineering leadership matters more than ever | Manoj Mohan

The hidden costs of pre-computing data | Chalk's Elliot Marx

Are developers happy yet? Unpacking the 2025 Developer Survey | Stack Overflow’s Erin Yepis
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