Editor's Note
Welcome to another installment of The Blitzy Blitz, a weekly newsletter showcasing what Blitzy is building. Follow along to see updates in the Open Source Enhancement Initiative, Building With Blitzy, & Blitzy Diaries series on our blog.
The most recent experiment was about Blitzy’s Blitz: Adventures in Chess, see below for details!
Welcome Back
This week, a “blitz” took on a whole new meaning.
From a tactical chess game to reverse engineering for the enterprise, Blitzy was working diligently.
Here’s a quick look at the week’s blitz.
Blitzy’s Blitz: Adventures in Chess
Let’s kick off with the latest release: Blitzy’s Blitz: Adventures in Chess.
The Blitzy platform went head to head with Claude Code to build a chess app.
Our blog walks through the play-by-play: opening, middlegame and endgame.
Guess that Open Source Project!
A direct result of infinite code context, the Blitzy platform is incredibly proficient at embodying the voice of different codebases.
So we’ve decided to have fun with this…
Our X account posts 4 riddles Blitzy wrote for the week about an open source project.
One riddle each day (Monday-Thursday).
Guesses flow in. Suspense builds.
Big project reveals every Friday.
Reverse Engineering Enterprise Codebases at Scale
Institutional context is the key ingredient separating AI that generates code from AI that creates software.
AI coding tools are not built for enterprise scale.
Earlier this week, I was on a webinar with Blitzy’s Director of AI Solutions Consulting Peter Matthews to discuss why context is vital for accelerating engineering roadmaps and effective autonomous development.
If you care about where software development is going, follow along.
We are just getting started, so stay tuned.
Back in a blitz,