@ivan.vukovicKopai, an AI reliability layer, from Zagreb
I'm Ivan Vuković, co-founder and CEO of Kopai, which I describe as an AI reliability layer. I'm also a partner at Reactor Studio, a Zagreb studio for agile software development, where I help teams build the right product fast. My background is site reliability engineering, and that shapes how I think about AI systems: they should be dependable, not just impressive.
I build Kopai with Claude and Claude Code, on a stack that includes Vercel, Supabase and ElevenLabs. Working this closely with Claude has changed how I build, and I'm still figuring out what good reliability practice looks like when an AI is a daily teammate.
What I'd love from this community: feedback from anyone who has run AI features in production. What broke first for you, and how did you catch it?
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Welcome to Lounge, Ivan. An SRE background feels like a real edge for AI reliability, since silent quality drift is harder to alert on than downtime. With Claude writing much of your code, do you treat its changes differently in review or rollout than a human teammate's?
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Welcome to Lounge, Ivan. An SRE background feels like a real edge for AI reliability, since silent quality drift is harder to alert on than downtime. With Claude writing much of your code, do you treat its changes differently in review or rollout than a human teammate's?