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SUMMARY:AI Agents Seattle August 2026
LOCATION:Foundations
DESCRIPTION:Saved in Palaner as: saved\n\nPalaner match: 25% · why: matches
  your usual pattern\n\nAdam Jacob cut one code review from 4.6 million tok
 ens across 23 agents to 506\,000 across 3 by replacing the LLM coordinator
  with deterministic code. Casey Margell spent nine months chewing glass in
  production and concluded the biggest risk with AI coding agents is effici
 ently building the wrong thing. One is building a factory\; the other is s
 urviving the field. On August 11 they compare notes.\nAI Agents Seattle is
  a meetup for engineers actively building with AI agents. It exists becaus
 e the space keeps changing faster than anyone's map\, and the people build
 ing in it need to share hard-won lessons rather than hot takes. This Augus
 t\, two speakers coming at the same problem from opposite starting points\
 , one building an agentic factory from scratch\, the other adapting agents
  into a running business\, will talk through their trade-offs\, their fail
 ures\, and what they're changing next.\nHow to build a software factory.\n
 Adam Jacob\, CEO and Co-Founder\, Swamp Club\nAdam Jacob builds agentic sy
 stems as repeatable\, auditable software factories\, and his agents are ge
 nerating what he calls shockingly consistent architecture. He'll share how
  he cut a complex code review workload from 4.6 million tokens across 23 a
 gents to 506\,000 tokens across 3 by moving coordination out of the LLM an
 d into deterministic code\, and why he thinks it is too early to bet on fr
 ameworks when adaptive building blocks are winning.\nAdventures in Adaptin
 g: nine months chewing glass building AI agents. Two very different approa
 ches\, the trade-offs I made\, and how I evaluate what's next in a space t
 hat just keeps changing.\nCasey Margell\, Co-Founder and President/COO\, I
 ndisea Software\nCasey Margell has spent nine months building AI agents in
  production\, most recently wiring Claude into Indisea's Slack and connect
 ing it to Jira and Confluence\; it filed 9 correctly formatted Jira ticket
 s from a PDF of meeting notes on day one. He'll share why he thinks the bi
 ggest risk with AI coding agents is efficiently building the wrong thing\,
  and the product-owner-agent pattern he uses to keep agents aligned with r
 equirements after he steps away.
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