unvibe: Agentic Engineering Workshop — Write Production-Ready Code with AI

How to get to the workshop? Enter WERK1 (the building is called 1.4) through the Café. Take the door on your right side to the elevators. Go up one floor (1. OG) go through the door(s) and you will find meeting room 2 on your right. All details can also be found on our website. The workshop: AI coding tools are fast. Really fast. But speed creates its own problems — pull requests nobody wants to review, agents that drift off-plan, context windows that collapse mid-session, and code you shipped but don't fully understand. We've all been there. This is a hands-on afternoon for developers who already use tools like Claude Code or Cursor and want to get better at it. Not "intro to AI coding" — more like "here's what we learned the hard way so you don't have to." We'll cover how to structure your context files so the agent stops freelancing, how to break work into chunks that don't blow up, test loops that actually give you confidence, and where to draw the line between what you delegate and what you own. There's also a section on parallel agents and prescriptive architectures for those who want to push further. Come if you: Skip this one if: The format: Your instructors: Dominik Grusemann — Co-founded Marbles AI, former CTO of Chatchamp (acquired 2023), previously led agile engineering at BMW's autonomous driving division. Adam Charnock — Runs bare-metal Kubernetes infrastructure for SMEs. Previously contracted at Twitter and Blocknative. 18 years of production systems. Traun Leyden — 20+ years shipping backend systems in Go, Python, and Rust. Ex-Databricks, ex-Couchbase. Cofounder of Fluensy.app. Luca Dombetzki — Co-founder & CTO of get-ikigai, building AI recruiting infrastructure for enterprises. Former president of TUM.ai, Munich's largest student AI initiative. The basics: 🌐 Website 📅 July 24, 2026 — Friday 🕐 12:00 – 6:00 PM CEST 📍 Meeting Room 2, WERK1, Munich 👥 17 students max 🔄 Full refund up to 7 days before Bring your laptop and your dev environment — we'll handle the rest.