Maks Piechota - Engineering Trust: Let AI Ship Your Code
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Can you trust AI to ship code without reviewing every line? What if the real problem isn’t AI—but your process? Discover how engineering practices like tests, observability, and feature flags become your safety net, enabling AI autonomy while keeping quality high. Are you ready to engineer trust instead of chasing perfection?
Key Takeaways
- Trust comes from systems, not code inspection
- Engineering practices become AI safety mechanisms
- Developers evolve into supervisors of autonomous systems
Recommended Resources
- “Accelerate” - By Nicole Forsgren, Jez Humble, Gene Kim. Data-driven insights into high-performing software delivery.
- “Clean Architecture” - By Robert C. Martin. Timeless principles for building reliable, maintainable systems.
- “Building Evolutionary Architectures” - By Neal Ford, Rebecca Parsons, Patrick Kua. Designing systems that adapt and scale safely.
Parting Word of Advice
Don’t try to trust AI—engineer a system where trust is built in, and defects simply can’t ship.
Speaker Bio
Technical Leader who transforms how engineering teams ship. 10+ years turning legacy chaos into continuous delivery. Now engineering the trust layer that lets AI agents ship code to production.
Connect with Maks Piechota on Substack, and LinkedIn.
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