Code Engineering: From Coding Agents to Software Factories
Join Agent Engineering HQ at the AWS Builder Loft on Tuesday, October 27 for a technical evening on coding agents, harnesses, and software factories. 120 seats. Speakers from Prime Intellect, Warp, LangChain, and Factory.
Coding agents can already navigate large repositories, plan changes, write and refactor code, run tools and tests, and work asynchronously. The open problem is the system around the model: memory, evals, permissions, and feedback loops that turn a coding agent into something a team can run across the software development lifecycle.
That is Code Engineering. The destination is a software factory: a closed loop where agents, infrastructure, and metrics compound instead of resetting every session.
Agent Engineering HQ returns to the AWS Builder Loft for the next event in the engineering series. The last night, State of the Art in Agent Runtimes, drew more than 1,000 registrations on Luma and 300 people at the Loft. This one is limited to 120 seats.
Speakers
- Seth Karten, Prime Intellect : Prime Agent: a self-improving recursive language model with swarm communication
- Ben Holmes, Warp : Building a self-improving software factory
- Sydney Runkle, LangChain : Building agents that work like coding agents
- Andrey Risukhin, Factory : Reducing coding-agent latency with the Software Factory
Please register using the registration link https://events.builder.aws.com/RNYLGl
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