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AI can generate code in seconds, but testing it against real production behavior is where developers get stuck. Learn how capturing and replaying actual production traffic in development helps you catch bugs before you deploy!

Why did my organic traffic drop? Ask Genie, the Databox AI Analyst, with the Semrush MCP connector. Genie checks your Google Analytics traffic, then runs keyword, competitor, backlink and site audit research in Semrush, all in one answer. In this example, two causes explain almost the whole 14% drop: a competitor took two top keywords, and a canonical tag error went live with a site release. In this video.

Why did our pipeline drop? Ask Genie, the Databox AI Analyst, and it reads your HubSpot deal notes through the HubSpot MCP connector to find the cause. In this example, open pipeline is down 17.5% to $1.04M. Genie traces it to 2 deals lost on price after a Sept 1 rate change and 1 deal that lost its champion. In this video: Chapters Key terms Tools and data sources shown: HubSpot (CRM integration and HubSpot MCP connector), Google Analytics, Stripe, Slack. All data is a fictional demo account.

AI may make coding faster, but can your safety, security, and verification practices keep pace? In this webinar, Perforce Director of Product Steve Howard examines how the emerging AI Development Lifecycle (AIDLC) could reshape embedded software development and specifically V&V processes. You'll also learn where AI can help, where its limitations remain, and what organizations should consider as they prepare for AI-driven development.

How do you solve problems that nobody reports? In this episode, Robin-Yann Storm, tool design director and former developer at IO Interactive, Guerrilla Games, and Apple, shares how a small usability issue with a 3D transform gizmo led to a workflow improvement that developers still use years later, saving thousands of hours. The discussion looks beyond the solution itself to examine the process of discovering the problem, understanding its root cause, and exploring how to solve it. Robin-Yann explains why observing users is often more valuable than collecting feature requests and how small UX improvements can deliver outsized returns.