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New Relic has added an open-source extension for AI Coding Observability to help DevOps teams monitor their AI coding tools—including token usage and costs—directly within their existing observability platform. The launch arrives as organizations increasingly rely on AI to generate code, with 94% of technology decision-makers surveyed rating AI-generated code quality as superior to human-authored alternatives. However, this rapid adoption is leading to more incidents in production environments. Find out more here.

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Checkmarx is combining a deterministic rules-based foundation with LLMs and a new Finding Analysis Engine (FAE) to help DevSecOps teams pinpoint actual exploitable vulnerabilities at machine speed. Find out more here.

AWS has previewed a new release management capability for its AI DevOps Agent, announced at the AWS New York Summit. The agent can now autonomously evaluate code changes for production readiness—covering dependency safety, compliance mandates, and architectural best practices—helping teams better manage the volume of AI-generated code. Find out more here.

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AWS has launched AWS Continuum service that uses AI to discover, validate, and prioritize vulnerabilities, automatically generate threat models, and provide remediation recommendations at a time when DevSecOps teams are now racing to secure codebases as the number of AI-driven threats increase. Find out more here.

AWS has unveiled a new AI-powered agent within the AWS Transform service designed to autonomously modernize codebases. By scanning repositories against custom policies, the agent can automatically generate pull requests to address deprecated frameworks, security vulnerabilities, and outdated libraries. It's a significant shift in how DevOps teams can manage and evolve legacy code. Find out more here.

AWS has launched an early access iOS app for its Kiro AI coding tool, allowing developers to manage sessions, approve code changes, and check pull request status directly from their phones or tablets. Find out more here.

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