Coinbase uses Sourcegraph Cody to save developers 5-6 hours per week while meeting strict security standards
Coinbase wanted to adopt AI code assistants to improve developer productivity but faced strict security requirements around code exposure, model training data use, and potential attack vectors in an industry where handling digital assets demands an especially high security bar, at a time when little public data existed on large-scale AI code assistant adoption.
Coinbase developers save roughly 5-6 hours per week using Cody, write code 2x faster, and 75% noted they were more productive in a recent survey.
Frequently asked questions
What did this team achieve with this AI workflow?
Coinbase developers save roughly 5-6 hours per week using Cody, write code 2x faster, and 75% noted they were more productive in a recent survey.
What tools did this team use?
Cody, Amazon Bedrock.
What results were reported?
Developer time saved per week: roughly 5-6 hours per week; Code writing speed increase: 2x faster; Developers reporting more productive: 75% (source-reported, not independently verified).
How is this back office ops AI workflow structured?
Security threat model built → Statistical security experiment → Blind PR security review → Cody deployed on Amazon Bedrock VPC → Context-aware code generation.