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Agent Conf 2026

date:2026-09-17..2026-09-18
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series:Agent Conf · 3 editions
editions:[AgentConf 2018, Agent Conf 2020, Agent Conf 2026]

Join 500+ engineers in Warsaw Sept 17-18 2026 for Agent Conf. Learn agentic development, orchestration, and AI-driven workflows. Hosted by Callstack.

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Agentic Monitoring in ProductionSujith N S, Leonel Candido da Silva21m
eBay deploys two production agents — a diagnosis agent that turns docs and runbooks into a structured investigation plan and an enrichment agent that queries…
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AI Investigations Are a Distributed System ProblemChristopher Burns16m
System pins scans pin to a stable commit then runs hundreds of deterministic rules to produce a reproducible hit list, builds a plan, and dispatches bounded…
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Future of Software DevelopmentChris Trag, Margaret Pieczkowski, Grzegorz Wołodko, Bartek Pucek, Carl Ross51m
Panel claims agents now write and review most code, turning human PR review into a cost/scale problem and pushing teams to agent-led PR review. Tools mentioned…
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Beyond Components: The Future of AI UIRuben Casas21m
Models change dramatically in late 2025 (CHP 5.2 and Opus 4.5) and move from copy‑paste snippets to generating complete apps from a single prompt. Three UI…
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How Will We Prompt AGI? A History of Harness HacksIvan Charapanau20m
A concise history of harness hacks traces concrete wins and tradeoffs: Viktor runs a single continuous agent with 173 integrations, 5,400 tools, 1,300 skills…
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Building a Neobank With Agentic EngineeringGeorge Nikolaropoulos21m
Natech reshapes product and engineering around agents and moves specs and implementation plans in the repository (GitHub issues and MD files) so regulatory…
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The End of AppsKITZE24m
Argues that apps fragment tasks and predicts an agentic OS that runs 95% of work and nudges humans only for decisions. Describes building Benji, Android Tasker…
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Agent Observability Beyond VibesSven Großmann, Ivana Huckova21m
Grafana Assistant serves more than 18,000 organizations and Grafana builds an observability stack that measures four trust dimensions: performance, behavior…
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Goodbye Slop; Welcome DeterminismDavid Khourshid21m
Argues that replacing mega‑prompts with explicit state machines removes agent “slop” by separating deterministic rules from generative work and makes behavior…
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The Agent Control Plane: Managing Thousands of AI AgentsNishant Gupta22m
Operating fleets of tens to hundreds of thousands of agents requires a separate control plane that provides seven control functions (lifecycle, policy…
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No Token Budget: Agentic Software Factories on KubernetesCarl Ross19m
OpenAI runs an exploratory system where agents own the full lifecycle: agents write, review, and release code and run 24/7 for months without human…
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The Critical Advantage With AITejas Kumar22m
Claims that the critical advantage is trainable skill — taste defined as tacitly judging quality against external standards — and that taste improves with…
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Has This Happened Before? Queryable Memory for Database LogsDavid Budáč22m
Operational logs from a fleet of 300 databases move on‑premises into Elasticsearch ingestion where deterministic Python compaction and local models produce a…
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Quantization impact on Apex performanceArtur Morys-Magiera, Lech Kalinowski20m
Quantized Apex (Gemma 4 31B instruct) is evaluated on a DGX Spark across nine variants: 27 GPU hours, 4,344 runs, 6M input tokens, 891k outputs. BF16 is 61.4…
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TTT, TAO, δ-mem: When to Spend a GradientAnjaneya Sastry Kappagantu23m
Compares three concrete methods and when to pay for a gradient: Test-Time Training is ephemeral per inference, Test-Time Adaptive Optimization is offline…
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The AI Agent IcebergZuzanna Skoczylas20m
Sierra runs production agents for 40% of the Fortune50 and shows concrete engineering: an intent classifier that unlocks context dynamically (progressively…
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Agents FC: Harness Agents Into a Winning TeamAnisha Malde, Kourtney Meiss22m
A concrete recipe for turning fragile multi‑agent systems into observable, governed teams: build a harness with runtime, observability and governance layers…
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Agentic Coding at scale at Open MercatoPiotr Karwatka21m
Open Mercato runs an agentic software factory that produces about 1,200,000 lines of code, ships biweekly, and coordinates 140+ contributors. It replaces a…
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Build an Agent with Eve: The Open Agent FrameworkDom Sipowicz22m
Eve is an open-source agent framework from Vercel that builds durable, long-running agents with one-folder conventions: start with npx eve init and a single…
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Your Biggest User Isn't Human: Designing DevTools for AI AgentsDavid Mokos19m
Expo sees 50% of CLI commands executed by coding agents and builds a pipeline that turns agent friction into fixes: an agent-facing feedback surface yields…
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Stop Making LLMs Deterministic: A Spec-Driven Software FactoryJakub Kuzimski23m
Allegro pilots a spec-driven factory that treats the spec as source of truth and generates code via a multi-agent pipeline (planning, Geneva coding agent…
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Building a Software Factory with Cursor, xAI, and Grok BotNick Miller27m
Grok Bot is a general-purpose agent that runs on a cloud computer with a persistent browser, connects to Gmail, Slack, Notion, Salesforce and calendars, and…
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KeynoteMike Grabowski, Michał Pierzchała22m
Callstack replaces hand‑coding with agent orchestration using a CLI library called Agent Device, runs parallel agents via git worktrees and cloud agents, and…
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Designing for Growing IntelligenceLevan Kvirkvelia19m
Rork moves from heavy guardrails to an architecture that benefits when models improve: Opus 4.5 eliminates many hand-coded checks and enables Swift code…
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I Built Your Personal Software EcosystemKent C. Dodds22m
Kody converts prompt skills into deterministic packages (demo: a PR-ready package that any agent can call), exposes only two agent tools (search and execute)…
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