
The CodeRabbit co-founder has spent years following software’s mess downstream. His latest bet is that when machines can write code at speed, judgment becomes the scarce ingredient.

After decades spent making compilers, runtimes, and developer platforms behave, the Gitar founder saw AI move software's bottleneck downstream. His answer was to make verification an active participant, not a final inspection.

A messy inherited codebase sent three Georgia Tech friends west. Now Gupta is betting that as AI writes more software, an independent reviewer becomes essential infrastructure.