Greg Pstrucha

Developer, Sentry, Sentry.

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Introduced by the moderator as a developer at Sentry; the video description spells the name Pstrucha.

Why their word counts: Engineer describing how his own team runs scans on its pull requests; Sentry sells AI debugging and review tooling.

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So the concrete example here is we do security scanning after on our PRs in local and after our PRs even land because they will always find some things that are real that we have overlooked. And they sort of beat humans on the … code review. And it's expensive. It … us, I think like five bucks a PR or something like that to run all the checks that we want. But that's where we made an explicit decision that it's worth it.

Greg PstruchaDeveloper, Sentry · Practitioner, Sentry

Context. Pstrucha is answering the moderator's question: 'when does a loop pay for itself, and how often is this actually the case?'

Talk: The Great Loops Debate, AI Engineer (YouTube), July 17, 2026, at 36:59.

$5 cost per pr checks, per pull request, as the speaker states it. Level not stated

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