What does an agent-driven dev environment actually look like? - Webinar
See what a fully agent-driven dev environment looks like in practice, and start building yours the same day.
In most engineering teams, AI use has split in two. A couple of people hand real work to agents every day. Everyone else uses Copilot as autocomplete and does the rest by hand - "almost caveman style", as Marcel Reuss puts it.
The tools are usually already paid for. What's missing is seeing what the work looks like once agents are part of it, and that's rarely just code. So Marcel opens the setup he works in every day and shows it live.
What you'll take away
A live look at a real agent-driven environment: terminal agents, automations and a remote machine that keeps working in the background.
Agents doing real work, in the code and beyond.
Which models fit which tasks, starting from what your company already has.
One concrete first step toward a faster setup of your own. Shortcuts, scripts, automation.
Who it's for
Developers, DevOps engineers and tech leads whose team mostly uses AI as a chat window. And engineering managers who want the whole team to get going, not just the two enthusiasts.
Who's running it
Marcel Reuss has about ten years in automotive and industrial software (Veoneer, Epiroc, NIRA Dynamics) and uses agents daily for code, architecture and communication. The ECU software he built at Epiroc won the Bauma 2022 Innovation Award.
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