​Getting one team to “vibe code” with agents is easy.

​Getting 10–100 teams to ship reliably is the hard part.

​Once agents spread across an org, everything gets messy: inconsistent conventions, broken internal APIs, security concerns, and wildly different agent behavior from repo to repo.

​This webinar shares a practical blueprint for scaling coding agents across teams without killing velocity. We’ll cover the operating models, governance patterns, and technical foundations that separate successful platforms from one-off experiments.

​If your agent rollout is stuck in pilot mode, or heading there, this session will help you unblock it.

​What you’ll learn

• ​Operating models for agent adoption (who owns what, and why it matters)

• ​Governance patterns that protect standards without slowing teams down

• ​How to define “golden paths” for repos and agent behavior

• ​Techniques for distributing shared rules, docs, and context consistently with skills

• ​Common failure modes when scaling agents, and how to avoid them

​Speakers

​Guy Podjarny

​Founder & CEO, Tessl

​Guy Podjarny is the founder & CEO of Tessl, the pioneering Agent Enablement platform. Guy previously founded Snyk, which created and leads the Developer Security market, scaling it to an $8B company. Before that, he founded Blaze and sold it to Akamai, where he served as CTO. Guy is an active angel investor, and a co-host of the AI Native Dev podcast.

​Patrick Debois

​Head of Product DevRel, Tessl

​Patrick Debois is the leads Product DevRel at Tessl. In 2009 he coined the word DevOps by organizing the first devopsdays event, as is now often known as one of the grandfathers of DevOps. He organized conferences all over the world, including AI Native DevCon, to collect and spread new ideas.

​Who this is for

​Platform teams, engineering leaders, DX teams, and anyone responsible for rolling out AI tooling across multiple teams or business units.