Differ

62k signals. 272 suggestions. 80 errors, 58 already fixed. Static software logs all this and waits for someone to schedule a sprint. Here it's the input for the app to self-improve. Small piece of what we're building 👀

We ship one version of software to everyone. Not because it's better, because per-user used to be impossible and unaffordable. That constraint is disappearing. Coding agents can give anyone their best version. New talk on what breaks, what it unlocks, and the hard parts we're building through. "The Pipeline is Dead" 👇 youtube.com/watch?v=bRnoEp…

Looks like a normal deployment platform. It isn't 👀

Sky Valley are building infrastructure to support adaptive software, keeping software alive for users after its shipped. The logo is built around the idea of a seed. Something that works beneath the surface before anything is visible. Infrastructure you don't see until it blooms. Same as the product. A lot of the inspiration for the identity came from nature itself, and how things adapt individually to their own environment. We wanted that middle ground between organic and tech. Vast landscapes and wildflower meadows but with a hint of something cosmic. Warm and alive but full of wonder.

Back in 2008, I was a fresh-faced kid, really just happy to finally get a job in software, when the founders of @jfrog took a bet on me. Too young and inexperienced to have any opinions of my own, I helped build one of the seminal companies in the CI/CD/DevOps movement. CI wasn't my idea, I got it secondhand from the visionary founders. Borrowed conviction that wasn't mine until it was. But here's one that is mine: the software and its entire state machine will rebuild itself per person. No matter how much we try to convince ourselves, the way we built software until today was driven by technological and budget constraints, not by the best experience. rather than taste. We now finally have the opportunity to move from the least-worst version for everyone to the best version for anyone. When I pitched this to @gdibner , he immediately knew that this wasn't going to be easy, but he batted for us in the firm. With support from @betaworks , @RafaelCorrales , Rule 30, and angels, @AngularVentures has led a $2M pre-seed round for Sky Valley Ambient Computing to build Adaptive Software, starting with @getdiffer. In 5 years, shipping single-version software will feel like shipping without CI.