
/dev/fast
The AI-native code forge that cuts PR review time by 2x
About
/dev/fast is a YC W2026 startup building an AI-native code forge. The platform anchors all agent context to version control history rather than chat sessions, cuts mean time-in-review by 2x, and deploys self-hosted inside enterprise VPCs for security-sensitive teams.
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Key facts
- Website
- dev.fast
- Founded
- 2025
Tech stack
Detected on dev.fast, last scanned 8 Sept 2026. Run your own scan
- CMS / Builders
- Ghost
- CDN
- Cloudflare
- Email provider
- Google Workspace
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