Research Triangle DevOps

AI can generate code, but that is not the hard part. The real question is: can it move from a loosely defined ticket to a pull request you would actually merge? In this second session of our lunch-and-learn series, we make “agentic coding” concrete, safe, and reviewable.

We will walk through the emerging agentic loop inside modern developer workflows, interpreting intent, proposing a plan, modifying multiple files, running checks, iterating, and surfacing a reviewable PR. Then we will look at where it breaks.

​​​​​​​You will leave this webinar with a more practical understanding of the way to write agent-ready work requests and a clearer sense of when agents should proceed.

Note: To attend, you must register via Webinar Jam in addition to RSVPing on MeetUp.

Agents writing code is one thing, but agents involved with infrastructure are something else entirely. In this final session of our lunch-and-learn series, we move from developer workflows into operations, like CI/CD pipelines, cloud environments, Kubernetes clusters, observability systems, and the governance questions that follow.

What does safe autonomy look like when an agent can read signals, form a hypothesis, and propose (or execute) change? This session is about guardrails before scale. We will explore how ops-focused agents actually behave in modern environments before turning to risk in the places teams are already exposed to and baseline controls that make experimentation possible without increasing blast radius.

You will leave with a clearer way to think about safe autonomy and a grounded starting point for governing agents in real environments.

Note: To attend, you must register via Webinar Jam in addition to RSVPing on MeetUp.