Pull requests arrive faster than human-driven review can stay meaningful.
Bence A. TóthAuthor on the Zendesk Engineering blog (role not stated on the pages read) · Practitioner, 
Zendesk
Post: Zendesk Engineering blog on Medium (the company's own engineering blog; read through its RSS feed), Zendesk Engineering blog on Medium (the company's own engineering blog; read through its RSS feed), March 16, 2026.
Bence A. Tóth, Author on the Zendesk Engineering blog (role not stated on the pages read). A Zendesk Engineering author, so an insider, but Toth's role is unknown and the post is an opinion piece without Zendesk data.
Zendesk sells AI or agent tooling, so it has a reason to publish flattering numbers about AI. The passage stays in the archive; read it with that in mind.
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RSS item 'What happens when code becomes abundant', dc:creator 'Bence A. Tóth', pubDate Mon, 16 Mar 2026. The text reads 'Pull requests arrive faster than human-driven review can stay meaningful.' and the sentence matches exactly.
Bence A. Tóth (Zendesk), “Zendesk Engineering blog on Medium (the company's own engineering blog; read through its RSS feed)”, Zendesk Engineering blog on Medium (the company's own engineering blog; read through its RSS feed), 2026-03-16. https://medium.com/feed/zendesk-engineering Archived at https://the-ai-record.com/passages/zendesk-pull-requests-arrive-faster-than-human-driven-2026
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