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For the past few years, I led the teams that shipped Deep Research, which can spend hours investigating nuanced questions across hundreds of sources. We built Canvas, turning natural language into professional-grade code. We integrated Gemini directly into Chrome, making AI assistance as native as bookmarks. Each release crossed another frontier. We were turning science fiction into reality.
But here's what I realized: as compelling as agentic AI is for consumers, agentic AI for enterprise is what remakes the economy. Agentic AI's full potential can be realized when it augments entire professions, changing how work gets done across industries. That's where you get GDP-level impact. I wanted to focus my AI experience on solving those kinds of problems. So I started thinking about the hard challenges where enterprises can benefit from agentic AI’s transformational impact.
That’s when I noticed something unusual. A startup called Resolve AI was recruiting more people from my DeepMind team than any big tech company or research lab has managed to do. People I'd worked with for years, all choosing this startup over other attractive opportunities. That caught my attention. When somebody is that good at recruiting the best AI talent, I thought I should at least meet them for a coffee and see what's going on.
Look, when you're at DeepMind, you get approached with a lot of interesting opportunities. So for me to actually leave, it had to be something special.
When I met Resolve AI's founders, I found something rare. Spiros and Mayank didn't stumble onto production systems as an interesting AI application. They actually lived the problem. They co-created OpenTelemetry (a ubiquitous foundation) to observe software systems. Now they're on a mission to simplify how we navigate and manage our production systems with Agentic AI.
The problem they are solving for is universal and imminent: Every company runs on software. When production systems break, everything stops. Revenue stops. This was exactly the kind of problem I was looking to solve with Agentic AI.
For such a young company, Resolve AI already has meaningful traction, real customers, and a clear product-market fit in a segment that naturally needs what they're building. It seems early, but in many ways Resolve AI has made serious progress where most startups are still betting on potential. They're delivering tangible value already.
It's rare to find the combination of a great team, deep domain expertise, early traction with customers, and the size of the problem they're tackling. It is a generational company in the making.
When I look at the problems AI could solve in enterprise, “understanding and debugging production systems” stands out as uniquely important. It's not just another process. It's THE meta-process that determines whether all other processes can function. Every company runs on software. When that software breaks, everything stops.
This is also a problem where Agentic AI's unique strengths align with the domain's needs.
Here's what we're building: Agentic AI for software engineering teams that helps them understand and navigate production systems. That's the north star.
Every new service or integration makes production systems harder to understand and manage. We're solving for the exponentially growing complexity of production systems.
Why? We want to amplify every engineer’s leverage by freeing up their time from understanding and debugging production systems. We want them to build and operate their production systems without barriers or dependencies.
If this problem sounds interesting and challenging for you, we’re looking to expand our engineering team. Check out the open roles here.
I'm joining the Change Agents Series on July 17, 2025 hosted by Corinne from Greylock to discuss the state of art agentic AI systems and how we envision the future of software engineering. Join our waitlist to be part of this conversation.
AI generates code in seconds, but debugging production takes hours. Learn how conversational AI debugging can match the speed of modern code generation. And what role do logs play in it?
Vibe debugging is the process of using AI agents to investigate any software issue, from understanding code to troubleshooting the daily incidents that disrupt your flow. In a natural language conversation, the agent translates your intent (whether a vague question or a specific hypothesis) into the necessary tool calls, analyzes the resulting data, and delivers a synthesized answer.
Software runs the world. But when it breaks, business slows. Deals stall. Customers churn. Teams lose momentum. With AI code generation accelerating how fast software is shipped, companies need Resolve now more than ever. That is why I joined Resolve AI as VP of Worldwide Sales. I am excited to partner with the most strategic customers in the world to keep their software reliable and free up their engineers to focus on innovation instead of war rooms.
