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AI-ready code:
How to Scale AI Safely Without Sacrificing Quality
Join us for a hands-on, language-agnostic session where we explore how to adopt and scale AI coding safely, with real-world evidence from loveholidays. We’ll also dive into how Code Health determines AI performance, when AI introduces defects, and how to avoid them.
When
Monday, February 23
Where
Online Webinar
Time
4 pm - 5 pm CET
In this session, you’ll learn to:
- Understand why AI coding fails in legacy systems and how to apply it safely.
- Apply guardrails that keep AI predictable and produce production ready, maintainable code.
- Accelerate AI adoption without sacrificing quality, and why to use CodeHealth™ metric as shared business KPI.
Stuart Caborn
Distinguished Engineer, loveholidays
Adam Tornhill
Founder and CTO, CodeScene
Markus Borg
Principal Researcher, CodeScene
Luca Rossi
Founder, Refactoring.fm
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Abstract
In this webinar, we’ll explore the findings and what it takes to make AI-assisted development safe, predictable, and scalable. We’ll show how CodeHealth™ has emerged as the missing foundation for AI performance, and introduce an AI framework that helps organizations understand when and where AI coding is safe to use, how to enforce quality safeguards inside the agent loop, and how to uplift unhealthy code so AI can accelerate delivery rather than amplify risk.
You’ll also hear directly from loveholidays, who put these ideas into practice. They’ll share how early agentic coding without guardrails led to declining code health, and how they reversed the trend, scaling AI adoption while maintaining (and improving) code quality in production.
This webinar combines peer-reviewed research, practical engineering workflows and tools, and real-world lessons from a high-performing engineering organization.
About our speakers
Stuart Caborn
Stuart Caborn is a Distinguished Engineer at loveholidays, with broad experience in delivery and technology leadership. He is driving increased technological excellence as the organization evolves from elite DORA performance toward elite agentic software delivery. Stuart is focused on ensuring AI-assisted development improves both code quality and developer experience, with a clear conviction that high-quality systems are essential for effective agentic coding and sustained business value.
Adam Tornhill
Adam Tornhill is a programmer with degrees in engineering and psychology, and the founder and CTO of CodeScene. He helps organizations manage technical debt and accelerate AI-assisted development safely, grounded in the validated CodeHealth™ metric. Adam is a recognized speaker and the author of best-selling books including Your Code as a Crime Scene and Software Design X-Rays. He is also behind award-winning, peer-reviewed research, most recently on how code health determines AI performance.
Markus Borg
Dr. Markus Borg is a leading figure in the confluence of software engineering and applied artificial intelligence. With dual roles as a principal researcher at CodeScene and an adjunct associate professor at Lund University, his work primarily focuses on enhancing the engineering of software and data-intensive systems through innovative research. He is especially passionate about the maintainability of software, striving to improve code health and sustainability over its lifecycle. Dr. Borg serves on the editorial board of Empirical Software Engineering and is a department editor for IEEE Software. He is a faculty member of WASP.
Luca Rossi
Luca Rossi is the founder of Refactoring.fm — a newsletter and podcast about writing good software and working well with humans, that goes out weekly to more than 150,000 software engineers and managers from all over the world.Before Refactoring, Luca has been Head of Engineering at Translated.com, and co-founder and CTO of Wanderio, where he built and grew the product from 0 to 25M customers.
