I’ve always believed that real innovation happens when you bring people together to tackle ambitious ideas head-on. That was precisely the spirit behind our recent event at the Microsoft offices in Santiago, Chile, where we teamed up with Supabase to show how AI-driven development can help hundreds of companies build better software. From day one, our mission at CodeGPT has been to empower teams to create, innovate, and solve complex problems faster. This event was a big step in that direction.
The evening began with an in-depth exploration of one of the most thrilling areas of AI: graph-based insights. Our goal was to share beyond traditional “RAG” (Retrieval Augmented Generation) methods and discover how developers can effectively “communicate” with their repositories, extracting essential knowledge from codebases as if they were vibrant, dynamic documents.
We also discussed how many of today’s tools leave project managers in the dark about the entire development flow. They can see individual tasks and tickets, but they don’t have the visibility to piece together the overall picture—why specific issues appear, how code reviews fit into the big scheme, or what parts of the stack are at risk. With CodeGPT’s Marketplace of specialized AI agents and Supabase’s real-time data layer, we showed a practical roadmap for bridging that communication gap between developers and decision-makers. Our aim was simple: empower managers to fully grasp the development cycle and make better, data-driven decisions.
Looking around the room, it felt like a community in the making—developers, CTOs, and tech enthusiasts all sharing a genuine curiosity. Questions flew about everything from agent orchestration to best practices in on-premise deployments. We had the enthusiasm that tells you AI is not just “the future” anymore—it’s here and now.
What’s Next?
CodeGPT will release a wide range of features in 2025. We plan to roll out more specialized agents, richer integrations with cloud services, and better end-to-end visibility for team leads who need to keep projects on track. If you missed this event, don’t worry—we’ll host more sessions soon to keep the conversation going.
In the meantime, I invite you to check out the CodeGPT platform and learn how we can help you tackle the challenges of modern development.
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