About nine months ago, Eoin Hinchy set up a small tiger team inside Tines. It was just two people but they were among the most experienced and senior in the company, namely Stephen O’Brien, its head of product, and Eoghan Reid, its lead product designer. Hinchy, who co-founded Tines with his friend Thomas Kinsella, could see how the new world of AI coding was making it possible for every employee to build software in minutes. But the problem was that as the use of this software spread into enterprises, much of it was being built outside traditional IT processes and…

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