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Introducing Honeycomb Intelligence Canvas

Canvas is an AI-guided workspace inside Honeycomb that combines an AI assistant with an interactive notebook for visualizing query results and traces. You can ask a natural language question about your data and Canvas will immediately start exploring your traces, through multiple queries and other tools, to find the right next steps. Instead of having to write each query yourself, Canvas automatically proposes relational queries, comparisons, and visualizations that explain why an SLO fired or what changed after a deploy.

FireHydrant 4-Minute Demo

Get a quick walkthrough of the FireHydrant platform. FireHydrant is the all-in-one incident management platform that helps teams resolve incidents up to 90% faster — and prevent them from happening again. From flexible alerting and powerful automation to retros and AI insights, it brings clarity and control to every step of your response.

Musk Challenges Apple-OpenAI Integration, Raising Questions on AI Competition

Elon Musk - via X Corp. and xAI - recently filed an antitrust suit in Texas. He's going after Apple and OpenAI. The claim? That Apple lets ChatGPT run deep inside iPhones and Macs, which may give Apple a nearmonopoly that hurts his own chatbot Grok and various other rivals. Musk is seeking billions in damages and a court order to stop the practice. The case arises while he still constantly talks about his early days at OpenAI, which he left after its commercial shift.

Finding the Ghost in the Machine

The industry is rapidly moving towards deeper AI integration than ever before. What was once simply focused on chatbots or recommendation engines has pivoted significantly to AI systems communicating with other AI systems. These AI tools are leveraging multi-agent workflows to accomplish complex tasks that traditional systems have struggled with. Innovation without validation is a liability. Any developer worth their salt will know that these systems require ample testability and validation.

AI Wrote Your Bugs, AI Will Fix Your Bugs

There’s a lot of JavaScript developers these days not actually writing code. They whisper sweet prompts to our AI tools and hope for the best. Is it really any worse than copy-pasting from StackOverflow? Welcome to the era of vibe coding, where understanding your code is optional and “it works on my machine” has evolved into “the AI said it would work.”

It broke... lets fix it with Sentry MCP and Seer

Real debugging starts in the editor where you're probably digging through the last commits wondering what random thing changed. Fortunately, you're probably using Sentry and it's going to give you that information. Sentry's MCP is the best way to bring all that context of what broke and how, into your editor so you can fix broken things faster. With Seer, you can bring in the root cause, and solution, and have tools like Cursor or Claude Code go fix it. We'll show you how.

If AI isn't Driving Growth, CX, and Innovation, You're Doing It Wrong

While headlines celebrate each new breakthrough in AI capabilities, businesses are quietly mastering a different art: deploying focused AI solutions that target specific operational challenges. This shift changes everything. We're moving from generic AI that tries to do everything to, as Gartner says, an ROI-driven implementation that does exactly what your business needs. The future of AI's successful adoption lies in smarter applications that solve real enterprise problems.

Resolve's Agents of IT podcast - Ep. 1 - Pat Calhoun at Espressive - AI in IT: A Combined Operation

Welcome to the very first episode of Agents of IT, the podcast for IT leaders accelerating the shift to Zero Ticket IT! For our inaugural episode, Sean Heuer (CEO) and Ari Stowe (COO) sit down with Espressive founder Pat Calhoun to discuss why agentic AI and intelligent orchestration are the superhero duo that teams need to meaningfully transform IT. This is a conversation that tech leaders looking to shake things up won't want to miss.

The End of "Good Code"? AI, Throughput, and Reliability with CircleCI CTO Rob Zuber

Is “good code” still the right measure of engineering success in an AI-driven world? In this episode of *Humans of Reliability*, Rob Zuber, CircleCI CTO, joins Sylvain to explore how coding assistants are reshaping developer workflows and changing what teams value. Rob shares what he’s seeing across CircleCI’s customer base: a clear boost in throughput, new bottlenecks shifting from code creation to code review, and the rise of “vibe coding,” where engineers trust AI-generated code they may not fully understand.