Day 2: From Foundations to Production
summary
Day two argues that concrete primitives win: reproducible dev environments like DevPod / cloud dev boxes make agents actually reproducible, while OpenInspect fails when environments vary. Context is treated as a versioned lifecycle—generate, test, observe, distribute—and Genentech runs a nightly agent that auto‑reflects and creates skills, improving outputs but showing rigid checklists increase tool calls and cost. Security lives in the environment as a governance layer with kernel‑level allow/deny controls; Monzo runs this across 3,000 microservices and Ona is used for non‑engineer outputs.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Welcome to Day 2
- 1:05Recap theme 1: Foundations matter more than the agent
- 3:04Recap theme 2: Context development lifecycle
- 6:18Recap theme 3: Security as the governance layer
- 8:07From software engineering to software manufacturing
- 9:36What Day 2 is about: shipping in real organizations
- 10:46Day 2 agenda walkthrough
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