Frontier MIA
Obvious is an applied AI research lab. We spend our days closing the gap between what's possible and what's doable — and treating our own company as the experiment for what it means to operate at agent scale.
Frontier is what happens when we invite other teams into that work.
It's not a conference. It's not a sales event. It's two days of hands-on building where your team uses Obvious to compress weeks of engineering into 48 hours — shipping real code against your real roadmap, alongside our engineers, in the same room.
What happens in the room
Day 1 — Design and Generate
Integration: get Obvious connected to your stack and your first spec ready to run
Spec Design Talk with David Boskovic, Founder & CEO
Work Session 1: Writing specs — the spec is the product
Work Session 2: Steering — managing agents in real time
Dinner and fireside chat
Work Session 3: Merging code — overnight build prep
Day 2 — Ship and Underwrite
Obvious at Obvious with David Boskovic — seeing it in production
Work Session 1: Underwriting — reviewing and trusting larger change sets
Work Session 2: Shipping to production
Debrief: what your team shipped, what's next
What you leave with
Shipped code — real merges against your real codebase, not a slide presentation
A system — a way of working built on your fundamentals, operating at a new velocity
Evidence — the receipts. Something your team would have previously found unreasonable
A new ceiling — recalibrated ambition and the confidence to compete in the new era of acceleration
Who it's for
Teams with at least one technical member who can build alongside us. A non-technical CEO is welcome with a CTO or technical co-founder.
What to bring
Your laptop, your codebase, and a real roadmap target — what would an 8–12 week sprint look like for your team right now? Bring that.
Meals and snacks are provided both days.
→ Learn more at obvious.ai/frontier