

Shipping AI-Written Code Without Breaking Production with Geoff Huntley
AI coding agents are writing more of your production code every quarter. Writing code has become cheap. Knowing that it works hasn’t.
Geoff Huntley, creator of the Ralph Wiggum loop and Field CTO at Antithesis, has spent the past year taking engineering teams around the world through what changes when agents do most of the typing. His view: the models are no longer the constraint. What’s left for engineering teams is vision, verification and agency.
This evening is for the leaders who own the consequences. We’ll talk about:
What your engineering organisation looks like when agents write most of the code
Where AI-written code fails in production, and why existing tests and code review miss it
How teams are rebuilding confidence in what they ship without slowing down
It’s a short talk, then an open conversation. There’s no pitch and no panel.
Who it’s for: Engineers and engineering leaders who care about building software that works. We’re keeping it to about 50 people.