Community
Autonomous Engineering in person.
A community for people building autonomous agents: what worked, what broke, and what the logs said afterwards. Talks are recorded and posted.
Talks
How we stopped working for our agents
Assaf Ben JosefSenior Software Engineer, Islo
Automating implementation first backfired. Starting with review and verification instead, then wiring it together with webhooks and label-driven triggers, produced a loop where a Linear label goes in and a merged PR comes out.
Read the write-up →Building AI agents that connect to sensitive data
Alon GubkinCEO, Alien
What changes when the data an agent can reach is data you cannot afford to leak, and which controls actually hold up once the agent is reasoning about how to get around them.
Evaluating agents for your product
Nir NaimAI Lead, AutonomyAI
Turning "it feels better" into something you can put in front of a review board: building an eval set on your own product rather than borrowing a public benchmark.
Speak at the next one
If you are running agents against a real codebase and have something that surprised you, we want the talk. Email community@islo.dev with a sentence about what went wrong.
Common questions
What is Autonomous Engineering?
A community for engineers building autonomous agents. Talks come from people who have shipped the thing, not from vendors demoing it, and every session is recorded and published.
Do I need to use Islo to attend?
No. The talks are about running autonomous agents: environments, evals, credential handling, and what breaks at scale. Islo hosts it.
Where can I watch past talks?
Every talk is on the Autonomous Engineering YouTube channel and embedded on this page, with a written companion post where one exists.
Can I speak at the next event?
Yes. Email community@islo.dev with a sentence on what you built and what surprised you. War stories are more useful than product demos.
How often does it run?
Subscribe to the Autonomous Engineering YouTube channel or email community@islo.dev to hear when the next date is set.