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blogengineer
08-Feb-2026

DevSecOps Evolution FAQ: AI-Powered Security for Modern Development

DevSecOps is shifting from rule-based scanning to AI-powered analysis. Here's what actually works when securing modern codebases at scale.

blogengineer
08-Feb-2026

DevSecOps FAQ: AI for Software Development Security

Security tools scan for known vulnerabilities but miss architectural flaws. AI needs codebase context to understand real attack surfaces and data flows.

blogengineer
08-Feb-2026

AI for Software Development FAQ: The Shift-Everywhere Approach

Shift-left is dead. Modern AI requires code intelligence at every stage. Here's what actually works when AI needs to understand your entire codebase.

blogengineer
08-Feb-2026

Code Graphs FAQ: Framework-Aware AI Context Layer Guide

Code graphs power modern dev tools, but most are syntax trees in disguise. Here's what framework-aware graphs actually do and why they matter for AI context.

blogengineer
08-Feb-2026

Knowledge Graphs for Codebases: The Future of Developer Tools

Why representing your codebase as a knowledge graph changes everything — from AI assistance to onboarding. The data model matters more than the tools.

blogengineer
08-Feb-2026

AI Code Review Tools That Actually Find Bugs, Not Just Style Issues

Most AI code reviewers catch formatting issues. Here's what tools actually find logic bugs, race conditions, and security holes—and why context matters.

blogengineer
08-Feb-2026

Building a Blast Radius Oracle: How I Designed Impact Analysis

I built Glue's blast radius analysis by mapping files to features, dependencies, and impact zones. Here's why most change analysis tools fail.

blogcto
08-Feb-2026

AI-Ready Legacy Transformation: Modernize Systems for Context

Legacy systems are black boxes to AI coding tools. Here's how to make decades-old code readable to both humans and LLMs without a full rewrite.

blogcto
08-Feb-2026

AI for Software Development: Beyond Shift-Left to Shift-Everywhere

Shift-left is dead. Modern AI doesn't just catch bugs earlier—it understands your entire codebase at every stage. Here's what shift-everywhere actually means.

blogpm
08-Feb-2026

AI for Product Managers: 8 Essential FAQs That Reveal the Future

Most PMs ask the wrong questions about AI. Here are 8 that actually matter — and how code intelligence gives you answers marketing can't fake.

blogpm
08-Feb-2026

Future of AI for Product Managers: Essential Strategies for 2025

AI won't replace PMs. But PMs who understand their codebase through AI will replace those who don't. Here's what actually matters in 2025.

blogcto
08-Feb-2026

Context-Aware Development Tools: The Mistake Killing 73% of Team Productivity

Your team's AI coding tools generate garbage because they're context-blind. Here's why 73% of AI code gets rejected and how context awareness fixes it.

technicalengineer
06-Feb-2026

How We Cluster 4,000 Files Into Features Using Louvain Community Detection

Technical deep dive into graph-based feature discovery. How Louvain modularity optimization groups files into meaningful features automatically.

Vivian M. Otieno
technicalengineer
05-Feb-2026

Why Your Codebase Is a Graph, Not Files

Deep dive into graph-based code analysis and why traditional file-based thinking fails at scale.

Tariro Mukandi
blogpm
28-Jan-2026

Competitive Intelligence from Code: How Gap Analysis Works

Automated competitive gap detection that scans competitor features and maps them against your codebase. Real intelligence, not guesswork.

Fatima Zahra Ghaddar
technicalengineer
23-Jan-2026

Stop Hand-Rolling Feature Discovery: Here Is the Math That Actually Works

Manual feature mapping is expensive, incomplete, and always stale. Graph-based automated discovery finds features humans miss. Here is the algorithm.

Vivian M. Otieno
technicalengineer
21-Jan-2026

Neuromorphic Computing FAQ: 8 Critical Questions About Brain-Inspired AI

Neuromorphic chips process data like the brain. What this means for AI applications, when it matters, and what developers need to know.

Manuel Rodriguez Castillo