The New Engineering Playbook: Scaling knowledge across human/agent teams

​Engineers are handing more and more work to coding agents. But each engineer configures their agent differently, and what one person learns about rules and context tends to stay on their laptop. So how does a team of humans and agents get better together?

​Join engineers and team leads who work with coding agents every day for an evening at Sentry HQ during QCon SF week. A short panel featuring engineers at AI-forward companies will opens the night. After that, we'll host small-group discussions with peers and panelists to exchange best practices.

​What we'll dig into

• ​From personal and local to shared. How engineers configure their coding assistants today, and which rules, skills, and context are worth sharing or standardizing more broadly.

• ​Learning as a team of humans and agents. How teams share lessons between engineers and agents.

​Panelists

• ​Greg Pstrucha, AI engineer at Sentry

• ​Hannah Henderson, Senior engineering manager, AI team at HoneyComb

• ​Erin Doyle, Founding engineer at Quotient

​Agenda

• ​6:00 PM Arrivals and food

• ​6:30 PM Panel: How human and agent teams work

• ​7:00 PM Breakout discussions, with a panelist at each table

​Who should come

​Engineers and engineering managers who use coding agents in their daily work. Space is limited and registration requires approval to make sure every table has engineers you can learn from.

​About Quotient:

​Quotient helps engineering organizations build the best performing team of humans and agents. The platform measures AI’s impact on software delivery, then finds and fixes the friction slowing down both engineers and their agents.