Beyond AI Coding: Build an Autonomous Product Loop

See PM and developer agents plan, build, test and iterate on a real product Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and other AI coding tools can dramatically accelerate development. But they still require constant attention. You define the task, provide context, review the output, request changes, test the result and decide what happens next. The founder remains the bottleneck. This practical workshop explores the next step: agentic development loops, where specialised AI agents work together as a small product team and continue moving the product forward with less human supervision. What you’ll see live Alex and Kate will demonstrate two AI agents working together on a real product. The PM agent will: The Developer agent will: The agents communicate through GitHub Issues or Linear, retain context through shared memory and continue working through a full product-development loop: Research → Prioritisation → Implementation → Testing → Review → Next iteration The founder sets the direction and remains responsible for key decisions, without supervising every individual action. How agent loops work Before the live demo, Alex and Kate will give a short introduction to: The workshop focuses on the practical architecture behind the system rather than high-level theory. Meet the speakers Alex Alex is a Strategy & Ops Manager at Revolut with a technical and startup background. He builds with AI daily and implements agentic and autonomous workflows in both personal projects and professional settings. He's co-built the agentic system demonstrated in this workshop.Winner of a Google AI hackathon for developing agentic UI solutions Kate Kate is a Data Engineer at Dwelly, where she uses AI agents to automate software development, integrations and data migration processes. She co-built the agentic system demonstrated in this workshop and is a Google AI hackathon winner for developing agentic UI solutions. What you’ll take home Every participant will receive access to a ready-to-use Git repository containing: You’ll be able to clone the system and connect it to your own product. Who it’s for This workshop is designed for: This is not an introduction to AI coding tools. It is for people who already use AI in development and want to move from supervising an AI assistant to orchestrating a more autonomous product-development system. Format A live, demo-led technical workshop with an optional hands-on component. Bring a laptop with GitHub and access to Claude Code or Codex if you’d like to run the system alongside Alex and Kate. You can use your own product or clone the prepared repository. A laptop is not required to benefit from the session. Questions are welcome throughout the workshop. Where the approach breaks This is not a magic engineering team. Alex and Kate will share where autonomous loops have failed in practice, including cases where an agent recursively created sub-agents without clear limits and rapidly increased model usage. They’ll explain how explicit orchestration rules, tighter instructions and restrictions on sub-agent creation can prevent these runaway loops. The workshop will also cover: For MVPs, SaaS products and fast-moving early-stage companies, the approach is already practical enough to automate meaningful parts of the development cycle. Enterprise applications require additional risk controls and guardrails, which are outside the scope of this workshop. Tickets In person in London - £75 In-person attendance is limited to 30-40 participants. Your ticket includes: The event will take place at a Central London venue. Full venue details will be shared with confirmed participants. In-person applications In-person attendance is limited and curated by the organisers. The organisers reserve the right not to offer an in-person place where this is necessary to protect the relevance and value of the room. We’ll review your application within two business days. If we’re unable to confirm an in-person place, you’ll still have the option to attend online. Online - £29 The online ticket includes: Networking and informal conversations will not be recorded. Cancellations and transfers In-person tickets are fully refundable until 7 days before the event. After this point, tickets are non-refundable, but they may be transferred to another attendee subject to approval by the organisers. Online tickets are non-refundable. If the event is cancelled by the organisers, all ticket holders will receive a full refund. If the event is rescheduled, ticket holders may transfer their ticket to the new date or request a full refund. —- By joining the event, you’re allowing us to capture and share some of the great moments! Photos and videos taken may be used later to showcase our community and for marketing purposes, helping us make future events even better.