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When async agents outnumber humans, code review stops being the verification layer

A piece in The New Stack picks up Ido Pesok's disclosure from Cognition that more Devin runs are now triggered asynchronously — by events, schedules, automations and other agents — than by people. The argument: once the trigger ratio flips, verification has to move out of code review and into the runtime that CI/CD owns.

Jun 17, 2026 · Priya Nair Security & supply chain

Tenet's 'Agentjacking' research turns Sentry error data into a prompt-injection vector for AI coding agents

Security firm Tenet has demonstrated an indirect prompt-injection technique it calls Agentjacking — malicious instructions hidden inside Sentry error data that get executed by an AI coding agent with shell access. The operational read is that any third-party telemetry an agent ingests is now untrusted input.

Jun 16, 2026 · Maya Okonkwo Infrastructure as code

Terraform MCP server hits 1.0: what it actually changes for the engineer running the plan

HashiCorp's Terraform MCP server is generally available, giving AI assistants a sanctioned door into the registry, workspaces and plan output. For pipeline owners, it shifts where the agent ends and Terraform begins.

Jun 16, 2026 · Priya Nair Security & supply chain

The 'OSS ingredients are basically safe' assumption just got a 52,000-package counter-example

Chainguard says it scanned 52,000 open-source packages used by AI-generated and 'vibe-coded' applications and concluded the long-running default — that the ingredients are safe to assume trustworthy — no longer holds. For CI/CD owners, that pushes dependency scrutiny upstream of the build.

Jun 16, 2026 · Tomás Vega