AI Coding Summit 2026
who it's for
AI engineers, platform engineers, developer experience engineers, frontend developers, security engineers, engineering managers
topics
agent orchestration patterns; Claude Code advanced techniques; Cursor cloud agents integration; model quantization and compression; vLLM and SafeTensors tooling; sandboxed dev environments for agents; security for AI-generated code; browser extensions as distributed systems; voice agent development and deployment; AI-assisted code review workflows; spec-driven development for agents; deploying AI code to production
| title | author | length |
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| How I Build Web Applications in 2026 | Kent C. Dodds | 32m |
Claim: individual contributors shift into AI Agent Manager roles, directing agent loops not just writing prompts. Demonstrated result: an offline video… | ||
| Build Your Team's Automation Layer: The AI Glue Agent Pattern | Shubh | link |
Learn an architectural pattern to automate "glue work" and build self-executing workflows. This talk will demonstrate how to use "collaboration planes" with… | ||
| Agentic by Default: Rethinking Developer Workflows with Claude Code | Ado Kukic | link |
AI coding tools work best when they can plan, act, and iterate - not just respond. This talk covers patterns for building autonomous workflows across the… | ||
| When Less Is More: A Technical Overview of LLMs and the Strength of Smaller Models | Legare Kerrison | 11m |
Claims concrete: quantizing FP16 to INT4 via LLM Compressor halves inference time (example: 4s → 2s) while keeping 99% accuracy, and distillation plus sparsity… | ||
| AgentCraft: Putting the Orc in Agent Orchestration | Ido Salomon | 10m |
Claims an RTS mental model cuts cognitive overload so agent fleets scale toward a hundred units, and demonstrates a working prototype AgentCraft that runs… | ||
| The Ralph Wiggum Method Explained | Eddy Vinck | link |
As you might know, the "Ralph Wiggum" loop has been generating quite a bit of hype online amongst developers. It's a concept that wraps an AI coding agent in… | ||
| Making AI Coding Work for Enterprise-Grade Browser Extensions | Todd Schiller | 10m |
Defines browser extensions as Distributed Systems in a Box and prescribes four concrete practices: pick a foundation (WXT vs Plasmo or PixieBrix), put 90% of… | ||
| How to Help Agents Remember | Carly Richmond | link |
LLMs need access to the relevant context to succeed. One key element of Context Engineering that we can use to help agents remember is Memory. Let's dive into… | ||
| Designing Sandboxed Dev Environments for Coding Agents | Naresh Ramesh | link |
Coding agents have crossed the threshold of solving non-trivial problems alongside engineers, as well as running autonomously in many ways. Their most… | ||
| Voice Agents Crash Course | Stepan Suvorov | link |
A practical crash course for developers who want to skip weeks of research and get straight to building. We'll cover the essential terminology, current… | ||
| Spec Driven Development: The End of Vibe Coding | Daniel Sogl | link |
Developers now create entire applications by simply chatting with AI tools. More and more startups rely on predominantly AI-generated code. But what initially… | ||
| Metrics That Actually Matter: Evaluating AI Agents Beyond Success Rate | John Robert | link |
This talk challenges the overreliance on success rate and introduces a more practical and safety-aware framework for evaluating AI agents. Drawing from real… | ||
| Scaling AI Agents for Production Codebases: Patterns for Accuracy and Efficiency | Saurabh Dahal | link |
As codebases grow, AI coding assistants struggle. Context windows overflow, agents lose track of dependencies, and simple text search fails to capture the… | ||
| Why Software Engineering Is Becoming: Plan and Review | Louis Knight-Webb | link |
Code generation scales. Planning and review don't, limiting how fast AI-native teams can ship. This talk traces the evolution of developer tooling to the… | ||
| From Prompt Spaghetti to Bounded Contexts: DDD for Agentic Codebases | Nikita Golovko | link |
This presentation shows how Domain-Driven Design (DDD) turns agentic coding from “prompt spaghetti” into a maintainable engineering approach. Instead of one… | ||
| Your AI Code Reviews Are Missing the Point (And How to Fix It) | Yishai Beeri | link |
AI code reviews often feel like tossing a coin. Heads - you get endless nitpicks about style. Tails - it finds real issues. And even when the signal is good… | ||
| Beyond Vibe Coding: Differentiated Workflows with Antigravity | Alex Astrum, Rody Davis | link |
As 2026 brings a shift from feature parity to differentiated feature sets, Antigravity offers a distinct approach to building software. This session dives into… | ||
| Security Pitfalls in AI-Generated Code: What Happens When Developers Skip Review | Kristiyan Velkov | link |
AI speeds up development — but it also introduces silent vulnerabilities. This talk exposes the hidden security risks of unreviewed AI-generated code and shows… | ||
| MCPs: How to Avoid Security Pitfalls | Gil Friedman | link |
MCP (Model Context Protocol) has quickly become a standard way to extend LLM functionality in AI-assisted and vibe coding, and developers are early adopters of… | ||
| Your New Job | Ken Wheeler | link |
This talk will explore the ongoing fundamental transformation of the role of software developers. It will provide guidance on succeeding in this new rapidly… | ||
| Real AI-Native Development: From Prompt to Production | Maxim Salnikov, Carly Richmond, Kristiyan Velkov, Alex Astrum, Ado Kukic, Nikita Golovko | |
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| Claude vs Cursor vs Copilot: Who Really Helps? | Sergey Berezhnoy, Kristiyan Velkov, Mike Mikula, Alex Astrum, Nikita Golovko | |
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| Advanced Claude Code Techniques for 2026 | Cole Medin | link |
Welcome to the AI Coding Summit workshop focusing on strategies for using AI Coding Assistants effectively. Emphasizing the creation of an AI layer within your… | ||
| Advanced Cursor Techniques for Building Fullstack Apps | Mike Mikula | link |
Mike McCullough discussed building full-stack apps with Cursor, emphasizing skills, sub-agents, and hooks. Project rules and guidelines were highlighted for… | ||
| Model Context Protocol (MCP) Deep Dive: 2-Hour Interactive Workshop | Stepan Suvorov | link |
CTO Stepan Savoro emphasizes understanding problems solved by MCP. Entropic provides open-sourced MCP for agentic communication. Overview of MCP architecture… | ||
| Building with Gemini: AI Studio, Antigravity, and Google DeepMind's Latest Models | Paige Bailey | link |
Paige from DeepMind presents new software tools and models like Embeddings 2.0, Nano Banana 2, Lyria 3, Genie 3, Gemini 3.1 Pro, and Flashlight. Projects… | ||
| Building AI Co-Worker with Codex SDK | Rudrank Riyam | link |
The workshop covered topics such as using a Mac Mini for AI development, GPT 5.3 improvements, working with the Codex SDK, configuring codecs clients… | ||
| Hands-On Guide to Secure AI-Driven Coding | Gil Friedman | link |
Excited about AI components in web coding, discussing AI models, agents like cursor, cloud code, MCPs, AI rules, skills, plugins, and CP for web applications… | ||
| Using Sandboxes to Safely Execute Untrusted or Dynamic Code | Craig Dennis | link |
Workshop on Thinking in Sandboxes and evolving AI coding practices. Exploring the power and benefits of sandboxes for app development and code execution… | ||
| Build Your Dream Extensions with AI | Brittany Joiner | link |
Today, we discuss building extensions with AI, offering hands-on examples and customization. Explore the benefits of browser extensions for seamless tool… | ||
| "Hello World" on OpenShift AI: Training Your First Neural Network | Legare Kerrison, Sawyer Bowerman | link |
Sawyer, AI developer at Red Hat, introduces a workshop on OpenShift AI focusing on neural networks and hands-on training. Training and deploying models in… | ||
| Ship a Production Voice Agent: A Hands-on Workshop | Shifra Williams | link |
The workshop introduces Render and Rhyme, showcasing their capabilities for hosting and deploying apps with a focus on AI applications. It delves into voice… | ||
| Deploy Your AI Code in Minutes | Shifra Williams | link |
Shifra guides the migration of a Repl.it app to Render with emphasis on simplicity and mock data. Ensure Render deployment requirements are met, including… | ||
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