AI-Native Engineering - Berlin Tech Meetup
Message from the hosts
Coding agents are getting good fast.
They can write features, investigate bugs, triage issues, and review code. But handing an agent your codebase is only the beginning.
The real challenge is building the system around them: the context, constraints, workflows, and feedback loops that let agents move fast without creating more work for the humans reviewing them.
So on September 3rd at our Cortea office, we're teaming up with the folks from Integral and telli to talk about how we actually do it. We'll dig into the systems around coding agents: how you give them the right context, define the boundaries they operate within, integrate them into real engineering workflows, and build verification and feedback loops that let them catch problems and iterate autonomously.
Food and drinks on us 🍻🍕
Hope to see you there,
Engineers at Cortea, telli, and Integral
Schedule 🕖
18:30 - Doors Open. Pizza & drinks
19:10 - First Talk (Cortea): Inside the Cortea Software Factory
Dominik and Dan will show how we at Cortea structure code, tickets, context, and guardrails so coding agents can make better decisions and complete more work without constant human intervention.
19:30 - Short Break
19:40 - Second Talk (telli): 101 Failures of Voice Agents: Can They Be Great?
Blazej will share what you learn from listening to hours of voice agents failing, and what it takes to make them actually good.
20:00 - Third Talk (Integral): Building Agents for Zero-Error Production
Anil and Ali on the agent that books client transactions in production, in real time, in German tax and audit software where a wrong number is a compliance problem. What they had to build first: own stateless harness, a judge that can hand work back, and a year of plan-first data.
20:20 - Networking
Why you should show up
Because AI-native engineering is evolving rapidly, and staying ahead means learning from those building the future today.
Meet fellow AI-enthusiasts, engineers and technology leaders from Berlin's thriving engineering community. Exchange ideas, ask questions, expand your network, and leave with practical strategies you can immediately apply to your projects.