SF October 14th: A Birds of a Feather Session on Agentic Engineering
· Source: Simon Willison
On October 14, San Francisco will host an informal gathering called “Birds of a Feather” focused on agentic engineering, organized by Simon Willison and Jesse Vincent. The event is aimed at developers and experimenters building unconventional applications with coding agents—AI systems that can autonomously generate or modify code. The format will be an open dialogue, with a space for participants to showcase their projects without the need for formal presentations. The goal is to share progress, challenges, and lessons learned, especially those that have not yet been publicly disclosed or that belong to early‑stage experiments without a defined market. The gathering seeks to encourage idea exchange and celebrate the unconventional nature of agentic AI, steering clear of commercial pitches or product demos.
This meeting is significant because agentic engineering is an emerging frontier in generative AI, where agents can automate programming tasks and accelerate software creation. Early‑stage sharing helps identify technical and ethical hurdles and can speed the development of tools that, in the future, will transform how code is written.
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