AI Software Factories: Loops Within Loops Meetup in Antwerp

​In Antwerp for Devoxx week?
Join us for a fireside chat in the heart of Antwerp: Food, drinks and community vibes, hosted by Port.
Whether you're deep in building your own factory or still deciding if any of this is real, you're in the right room.

​Everyone is building a software factory this year, and the diagram is always the same loop: spec in, agent in a sandbox, verified code out. This meetup is about the loops around that one. Patrick Debois of Tessl helped name DevOps and now works on context and harness engineering inside a factory that peaked at 850 pull requests a week. From Port, Baruch Sadogursky draws the outer loop, where production, incidents, and the token invoice decide what the factory builds next and who gets to say yes, all using an agentic SDLC lifecycle platform. Loops within loops, all the way back to excellent software engineering and a proper agentic software delivery lifecycle.

​Speakers
Patrick Debois: Named DevOps, now building the inner loop.
Baruch Sadogursky: Twenty years of developer relations, Head of DevRel @ Port

​Schedule
18:30 Drinks and conversation
19:15 Fireside chat and Q&A
20:30 More Drinks and conversation
21:30 Close

​Seats are limited! RSVP to save your seat

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​About Port
Port is an agentic SDLC platform. Teams use it to give agents the context they need to do useful work, and to keep humans in control of what actually ships. The inner loop writes the code. Port is the outer loop around it: production reality, ownership, guardrails, and the decisions about what the factory builds next.

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