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Stripe runs its core APIs at five and a half nines of reliability, and about 55% of its pull requests now start as a prompt to Minions, Stripe's internal tool for orchestrating Claude Code on throwaway VMs. Patrick explains why isolated dev boxes and guardrails built as infrastructure made that possible, how a two-to-three person team shipped Stripe Projects in about two months, and why he thinks code quality at Stripe will be higher in three years, not lower.
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Chapters
0:00 Claude-powered weather model and throwaway devboxes
2:11 600 AI-written pull requests, Minions, one revert
4:23 AI guardrails as infrastructure
6:34 Stripe Projects with Claude Code
9:10 AI code quality: every codebase is a prompt
10:44 Claude Code plan mode and 10 parallel devboxes
13:06 Stripe's data: new startups up 2x with AI
16:33 How AI agents will pay each other on Stripe

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