Editor's Note
Welcome to the next installment of The Blitzy Blitz, a weekly newsletter showcasing what Blitzy is building. Follow along to see updates in the Open Source Enhancement Initiative and Building With Blitzy series on our blog.
The most recent experiment was on WebVella, see below for details!
Why The Blitzy Blitz?
Most “AI for engineering” content is polished but disconnected from real work.
The Blitzy Blitz is different. We show you what happens when our autonomous software development platform tackles real-world production scenarios.
No fluff. No theory. Just purposeful experiments with measurable outcomes shared in our blogs.
Here’s a quick look at the most significant results and findings so far.
A Complete WebVella ERP Architecture Rewrite
Let’s kick off with the latest release: Blitzy Built A Complete Architecture Rewrite of WebVella ERP.
ERPs are the connective tissue of business operations; however, customizing and developing them for a business’ unique use cases takes dedicated months of engineering effort. Blitzy changes that.
After one Blitzy run: 336 engineering hours done in days. All 9 core tasks completed. 585/585 tests passing (371 unit + 214 integration). End-to-end workflow integration verified.
Check out our blog here.
PR Highlight: A Blitzy Archaeological Run
In order to maintain technical excellence, Blitzy engineers continue refining and improving projects long after blogs get published.
This specific PR for NGINX proxy and load balancing produced 3 core documents, including: an execution intelligence report, a Blitzy technical decisions log and an executive summary presentation.
Check out the PR here
Adopting an Agentic SDLC
Informed by our learnings from engineering leaders across industries, Blitzy wanted to address a universal core issue: enterprise AI spend is not matching the payoff.
Our most recent white paper proposes a solution.
By reimagining how software is built, teams can moving beyond friction points and restricted workflows to operate at an epic-level.
Read more here.
Events
Spec-Driven Development in the Age of AI
Tech specs used to be outdated. Now, with prompt engineering on the rise, building a strong tech spec becomes a vital skill to drive enterprise software development. |
If you care about where autonomous software development is headed, follow along.
We are just getting started, so stay tuned.
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