The PM Who Ships: Your First Merged PR
Most PMs have tried Claude Code or Cursor. Very few have merged anything into their company's real product.
The gap is rarely the tool. It's knowing which tasks to start with, how to brief an agent so it uses your actual components, and what to put in the PR so an engineer approves it in five minutes.
Tammuz Dubnov, co-founder and CTO of AutonomyAI, runs an R&D team where PMs open pull requests against the production codebase and an engineer reviews each one before it ships.
He'll walk through the playbook step by step, then take a real ticket from someone in the room and ship it live, including what he does when the agent gets it wrong.
Bring a laptop and one small ticket that's been waiting too long: a copy change, an empty state, a button in the wrong place.
You'll walk away with
The first tasks to take on yourself: high impact, low complexity, verifiable by looking at the screen. And the ones to leave alone.
The day-one setup: what access to ask for, which tool to start with, and how to get a running preview of your product.
A brief template: that makes the agent reuse your real components and conventions instead of inventing new ones.
What to put in the PR so an engineer approves it fast: and the boundary agreement to make with your engineering lead.
How to track your merge rate and use it to widen what you're trusted to ship.
Who it's for
Product managers and product leads at software companies with a real codebase. No coding background needed.
Agenda
18:00 Doors, drinks
18:30 The playbook: how a PM starts shipping to production
19:00 Live: a ticket from the room, shipped end to end
19:30 Q&A and networking
20:00 Close
Save your seat. Capacity is 25. Bring a laptop and one small ticket you're tired of waiting on.