​AI Infrastructure Nights and Autnomous Engineering are coming to SF! We're bringing together founders, engineers, and FDEs building the systems underneath production AI.

​Join us for three focused discussions on the hard infrastructure problems behind secure, reliable AI products with the people solving them in practice every single day.

​🎟️ Space is limited, tokens are inifinte.

​Speakers

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Adam Gold, Founder & CPO, Islo

​How we stopped working for our agents

​We wanted to build a software factory - so we built agents that push PRs... but that wasn't enough as no one could trust the code. We started with review and verification instead, then wired it with real MicroVMs with the full dev env.

​Now they are fully autonomous agents - they implement, verify the fix actually works, review the change in a live environment, and publish a PR preview. We can talk to them on Slack or GitHub.

​In this session we'll walk through where we started, what broke along the way, and the infrastructure that makes it possible.

​Alon Gubkin, Founder & CEO, Alien

​Giving Customers a Cryptographic Kill Switch for Their SaaS Data

​Some enterprises want more than “we encrypt your data”—they want the ability to revoke access without trusting the vendor to cooperate. This talk explores customer-managed keys, envelope encryption, per-tenant key hierarchies, key rotation, revocation, caching, and what actually breaks when a key disappears.

​Dhruv Gupta, Software Engineer, Databricks

​Omnigent: A Meta Harness for AI Agents

Omnigent is an open-source meta-harness that allows developers to use multiple coding agent harnesses of their choice together through a single UI. In this talk, we will share the merits and features of using a meta-harness: how to orchestrate different harnesses, collaborate effectively in the era of vibe-coding, and exercise control while doing so. We will walk through a demo showcasing its developer-friendly workflow and features, including setting up coding workflows that use multiple harnesses in a governed way