Use an MCP Server to Ship your AI Code with Control and Visibility

Dan Barr

Sr. Technical Marketing Engineer

Publish Date November 09, 2025

Lessons

Intermediate
< 1 min read

With increasing use of AI coding assistants there’s growing pressure on developers to maintain control and visibility of their code. Brock Lumbard from Statsig offered some guidance and then jumped into a demo that resonated with the developers in the audience.

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