Scaling & Coordinating AI Agents for Development

### Scaling & Coordinating AI Agents for Development

Join us for an in-person talk on Scaling & Coordinating AI Agents for Development, delivered by Tamir Dresher, Principal Software Engineer at Microsoft.

📅 Date: January 22
⏰ Time: 16:30–18:30
📍 Location: Microsoft RedWest E Building, Redmond Campus
🏢 Format: In-person only

Over the past year, Tamir have been working daily with coding agents, not as a single assistant, but as a coordinated team of AI “developers” running in parallel. Some design, some implement, some review, some break things, and some fix them. The challenge quickly stopped being what can an agent do? and became how do you run many of them effectively at the same time?
In this session, Tamir shares the concrete practices, workflows, and mental models he developed to operate multiple coding agents like a real development team.
We’ll walk through how he splits work between agents, how he writes tasks so agents don’t step on each other, how he manages parallel branches and workspaces, how he synchronizes progress, and how he prevents chaos, wasted cycles, and hallucinated architecture.

Rather than theory, this talk is about what actually works in day-to-day engineering:
how to turn agents into specialized teammates, how to coordinate them across features, refactors, and investigations, and how to scale your personal output without losing technical control