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    Agenda

    Friday 16 October 2026 · Everyman, Canary Wharf

    1. 08:00–09:00
      Doors, registration, tea and pastries
    2. 09:00–09:15
      Welcome
    3. 09:15–09:45
      Sergey IgnatovJetBrains Director of EngineeringAgentic Coding and ACP
    4. 09:50–10:20
      Meryem ArikDoubleword CEOInference Engineering for Long-Running Agents
    5. 10:25–10:55
      Samuel ColvinPydantic CEOSoftware Development as Constrained Optimization
    6. 11:00–11:15
      Networking break
    7. 11:15–11:45
      Jon BratsethVespa.ai CEOThe right information at the right time
    8. 11:50–12:20
      Andrey BreslavCodeSpeak FounderIf coding is solved, what's left?
    9. 12:25–12:55
      Stas BichenkoRecombine CEODebugging and Optimizing Voice Agents
    10. 13:00–14:00
      Lunch
    11. 14:00–14:30
      Frédéric BartheletAlpic CTOBrowser Use Is the Default. Your UI Is Not Your Agent API.
    12. 14:35–15:05
      Ismail Homan PelaseyedSuperagent Co-founder & CTOSecurity for AI-Native Developers
    13. 15:05–15:20
      Networking break
    14. 15:20–15:50
      Jocelyn D'ArcyPoindexter Labs CEOSay Less, Grade Harder
    15. 15:50–16:20
      Tobie Morgan HitchcockSurrealDB CEOMemory Is Not a Bigger Context Window: Memory Engineering for Production Agents
    16. 16:20–16:30
      Closing remarks
    17. 16:30
      Informal networking
      Continues at the venue or at a separate side event.

    Schedule may change on the day depending on speaker arrivals, as some speakers are travelling from Europe.

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