Gas City Demo & Q/A

​Curious what a real AI-powered software factory looks like in practice?

​Join us for a live demonstration of Gas City, an open-source framework for building automated software development workflows with coding agents. We’ll walk through how teams are using Gas City to coordinate planning, architecture, testing, coding, code review, and deployment workflows across multiple AI agents.

​This session is designed to be highly interactive. We’ll spend the first portion of the event demonstrating real-world workflows, then open the floor for questions about software factories, coding agents, architecture guardrails, implementation patterns, and lessons learned from organizations adopting AI-powered development.

​Whether you’re experimenting with Claude Code, Codex, OpenClaw, Gemini CLI, or building your own agent workflows, you’ll leave with a practical understanding of what’s working today, what isn’t, and how leading teams are approaching AI-native software development.

​What we’ll cover:

• ​What Gas City is and why it exists

• ​Building a software factory with coding agents

• ​Multi-agent development workflows

• ​Planning, architecture, testing, and code review patterns

• ​Lessons learned from real-world implementations

• ​Live Q&A and discussion

​Who should attend:

• ​Software engineers

• ​Engineering managers

• ​Staff and principal engineers

• ​CTOs and VPs of Engineering

• ​AI tooling enthusiasts

​No sales pitch. Just a live demo, practical examples, and an open discussion with practitioners building AI-powered software factories today.