Will natural language replace programming languages? Will AI agents manage other AI agents? Will everyone become a developer? We asked Ryan Harvey, Matteo Figus, Mans Booijink, and Gene Kim at GitLab Transcend what comes next for enterprise software.
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GitLab is the Intelligent Orchestration Platform where software teams and their AI agents stay in flow to amplify their capacity for innovation. Together, they automate repetitive tasks to plan, build, secure, test, deploy and maintain software. With GitLab, software teams spend less time on coordination overhead and more time on the next big idea. GitLab Duo Agent Platform provides AI agents that automate tasks across the software lifecycle. Agents handle code generation, security analysis, code review, CI/CD troubleshooting, and custom workflows — while teams maintain control through enterprise governance. Build what's next with us. Explore open roles and join our talent community: https://about.gitlab.com/jobs/
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Your CI/CD variables were never meant to hold your most sensitive credentials 👀 In this episode of Dev Snacks, Staff Developer Advocate Itzik Gan-Baruch walks through the new GitLab Secrets Manager and why storing secrets in standard variables introduces risk your team doesn't need to carry. He shows how a built-in secrets manager keeps workflows moving while scoping access strictly to the execution runtime.
