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Meet JetBrains Air Teams. Agentic workflows used to live on one developer's laptop. We built Air Teams to change that: you configure a workflow once, and the whole team can run, validate, and improve it. 1/4

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We share much more details in the announcement post: 2/4

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Here's what Air team runs on Air Teams: - Code review on every commit, flagging only critical issues and rechecking old ones - A YouTrack label turns a small ticket into a PR, reviewed right away - Mondays and Thursdays: dependency upgrades, built and tested, in one PR 3/4

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Go try Air Teams: It's already available to the JetBrains business customers and if you are on an individual plan, we'll notify you when it's available 4/4

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Johnny 515 gün önce

Очень не хватает возможности добавить кастомный эндпоинт и llm модели. Чтоб добавить openrouter например, GLM или что-то ещё по вкусу

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The dependency updater runs 2 times a week and closes its previous unmerged PR, according to the announcement. I like having one current proposal, but does the new PR preserve the human review discussion from the old one?

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