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Self-Driving Production: AI Wrote your Code. AI Should Fix It, Too

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Self-driving production is the next frontier of autonomous software development but getting there is a journey. In this session, we ll show how enterprises are progressing from manual operations and AI copilots toward closed-loop, autonomous production systems with Traversal.

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Hey everybody, we are back here at the AI Engineer World Fair 2026 in San Francisco and I'm thrilled to have Eric here from Traversal. Hey everybody, nice to meet you. All right, so Eric, uh to get started, tell us a little bit about you, the company, and what you guys do today. Yeah, so I'm a product manager at Traversal.

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