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A pipeline fails on a single job, and you shouldn’t have to rebuild everything around it to recover. That’s what changes with this update.
Job rerun is here, and it reruns only the jobs that actually failed. Until now, when a job inside a block failed and you reran the pipeline, every job in that block got rebuilt, including the ones that had already pa...
Flaky test data is now accessible through the sem-ai API, and this week also brings a skill that uses that data to fix the tests automatically.
Flaky test data is now generally available through the API. You can query your flakiest tests programmatically, sorted by number of disruptions, with failure timestamps and logs included.
Here’s an update on what our engineering team has been shipping in sem-ai and what’s coming up next.
Codex marketplace support is live.A few issues were blocking some users from getting sem-ai working on Codex. Those are now fixed. If you tried it before and hit a wall, it’s worth giving it another shot.
Task creation got faster.<...
We’ve been talking a lot recently about AI-native developer workflows and where CICD is heading. This week, we shared one of our most exciting demos yet: a look at how SEMai is changing the way developers interact with CICD systems.
In the demo, Marcos starts with a completely clean repository: no CI configuration, no GitHub Actions workflows, nothing.
Then, insid...
Developers are increasingly working inside AI-powered coding tools like Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex.
The workflow is changing.
Instead of constantly switching between dashboards, logs, terminals, and configuration files, developers are starting to collaborate directly with coding agents using natural language.
We think CI/CD should evolve alongside that s...