Livestream: many agents, one repo
We're livestreaming the NYC meetup so you can watch from anywhere. Register here and we'll send you the link to join live.
You've gone from one coding agent to a handful, and they're all committing to the same repo at once. Agile wasn't built for that. Neither was most of your pipeline.
If you're steering a fleet of agents through a single codebase, watching your process bend in ways nobody planned for, and you want to hear how other people are actually handling it, then this session is for you. No product pitches, all experience from the trenches.
Going to be in NYC? Come in person instead: https://luma.com/ainative-0bzi
Agenda
6:30pm ET Talk 1: Steer-pocolypse: Multi-agent coding agents are reinventing (and breaking) Agile by Guy Eisenkot
7:00pm ET Talk 2: Building Your Dark Factory: Engineering the Future of AI-Powered Development by Sahil Deshmukh
7:30pm Live stream ends
Building Your Dark Factory: Engineering the Future of AI-Powered Development
Harness engineering is emerging as a new core competency for agentic engineers. Discover how Tessl is architecting a self-optimizing development pipeline, and what it means for engineering teams everywhere.
Sahil Deshmukh, Member of Technical Staff at Tessl
Sahil is a Member of Technical Staff at Tessl, where he works across product and engineering on the systems and workflows that help developers build with AI agents.
Previously, he contributed to product and engineering efforts for MongoDB’s Relational Migrator, focusing on data and migration infrastructure improvements.
Sahil loves solving meaningful and challenging problems. He is deeply committed to learning, especially from all the amazing teams and communities he works with and is trying share those learnings with the wider developer community.
Steer-pocolypse: Multi-agent coding agents are reinventing (and breaking) Agile
Abstract: When coding agents operate concurrently inside a single repository, the real complexity becomes continuous steering and trajectory alignment.This talk dissects the control-plane challenges of keeping autonomous agents conflict-free and productively aligned in real-world development.
Guy Eisenkot, Co-Founder & CEO, Baz
Guy Eisenkot is the Co-Founder and CEO of Baz, building an AI-powered code review platform focused on real-time conflict resolution. Previously, he led the AppSec business at Palo Alto Networks under Prisma Cloud and co-founded Bridgecrew, where he developed Checkov, a widely used open-source IaC scanner before its acquisition by Palo Alto Networks. Guy is dedicated to using AI to streamline developer workflows and simplify modular code integration across distributed systems.
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