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SUMMARY:Beyond the Black Box: Building AI Agents That Scale
LOCATION:monday.com
DESCRIPTION:Saved in Palaner as: saved\n\nPalaner match: 49% · why: lots of
  people going\n\nJoin us for a meetup exploring both the technical foundat
 ions of AI coding agents and the practical lessons from rolling them out a
 cross a large engineering organization.\n\nThe event will be held in Hebre
 w\n\nAgenda:\n\n18:00 - Gathering\, mingling\, food + drinks\n\n18:30 - No
 t a Tooling Problem: Lessons Learned from Org-Wide Agents Rollout - Adam Y
 ahid - Software Engineer Team Lead\, monday.com\n\n19:00 - Go Deep Inside 
 the Harness → Make Better Decisions - Yoni Goldberg\, Independent Consulta
 nt: SDLC · Testing · Architecture\n\n19:30 - Break\n\n19:45 - Company Brai
 n with Microsoft Fabric - Roey Zalta\\\, Data & AI Solution Engineer\\\, M
 icrosoft\n\nAbstracts:\n\nTalk 1:\nNot a Tooling Problem: Lessons Learned 
 from Org-Wide Agents Rollout - Adam Yahid- Software Engineer Team Lead\, m
 onday.com\n\nRolling out AI agents across an organization sounds like a te
 chnology problem\, but it isn't. It's a change management problem with a t
 echnology component\, and the difference shapes every decision you make. I
 n this talk\, I'll walk through how we built and deployed a developer on-c
 all agent across monday.com's engineering org\, what actually worked\, and
  the five lessons we learned about what we'd do differently\, or the same 
 if we started over today.\n\nTalk 2:\nGo Deep Inside the Harness → Make Be
 tter Decisions - Yoni Goldberg\, Independent Consultant: SDLC · Testing · 
 Architecture\n\nYour team is in a meeting room\, AI coding decisions on th
 e table. Someone says: "A reviewer sub-agent can chat back and forth with 
 the main agent." "The deny list blocks bash scripts deterministically." "F
 ew hierarchical skills beat lots of short ones." True? False? Most people 
 aren't sure. The real answer is: it's complicated - and that complexity sh
 apes the decisions you make. These questions have real answers\, and the a
 nswers live inside the harness. This talk is a seriously deep journey into
  how your harness works - Claude Code\, Cursor\, whatever you run. Once yo
 u see it\, the black box turns to glass - and every decision you make gets
  sharper. Love code-level talks? This one is for you\n\nTalk 3:\nCompany B
 rain with Microsoft Fabric - Roey Zalta - Data & AI Solution Engineer\, Mi
 crosoft\n\nAI automation is no longer blocked mainly by model quality. The
  bigger challenge is that domain knowledge is trapped inside the organizat
 ion: in documents\, tickets\, meetings\, chats\, tables\, decisions\, and 
 business processes.\nIn this 30-minute session\, we will explore how to bu
 ild a “Company Brain” with Microsoft Fabric: a living semantic graph that 
 turns organizational knowledge into memory agents can use.\nWe will cover 
 the core ideas behind a Company Brain\, including ontology\, knowledge gra
 phs\, persistent factual and decision memory\, role-based lenses\, governa
 nce\, and integrations with tools such as Jira\, GitHub\, Teams\, Slack\, 
 Confluence\, and Gong.\nThe session will focus on one practical question: 
 how do you start small? We will look at how to choose one high-value use c
 ase\, define a first MVP architecture\, and connect it to OneLake\, Copilo
 t\, governance\, and the Fabric platform.\nBy the end\, participants will 
 have a clear mental model for moving from scattered enterprise knowledge t
 o an agent-ready Company Brain.
URL:https://www.meetup.com/meetups-monday/events/315677916/
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