Blitzy, an autonomous software development platform for enterprise codebases, announced it will work with Microsoft Frontier Company to develop and deliver solutions that help enterprises understand, modernize, and continuously develop software across large, interconnected application estates. The collaboration will also integrate Microsoft Foundry, various Azure infrastructure services, and GitHub Copilot. Blitzy reverse engineers entire application ecosystems and, guided by a human-approved specification, dynamically provisions thousands of specialized agents to build and modernize software at enterprise scale. Each agent works within its own context window, and validation runs in parallel to code generation rather than after the fact. Blitzy aims to address vast, decades-old systems that are poorly documented and hard to change, an area where coding agents have largely struggled.
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