World Congress 2026 Europe Jul 10, 2026 Session details

What Production Knows: Closing the Loop Between AI Agents and the Systems They Build

May Walter

Are AI tools speeding up coding but breaking production? Discover how feeding live telemetry directly to agents enables them to self-correct and autonomously debug their own code.

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#1 about 4 min

The promise and risk of AI coding agents

High-velocity AI adoption increases individual developer effectiveness but introduces severe software delivery instability.

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Blind debugging loops caused by generative coding agents

Teaching models to generate code without providing operational feedback creates insurmountable debugging backlogs for human engineers.

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Equipping agents with runtime context and telemetry data

Supplying agents with real-time operational data doubles pull request acceptance rates and enables autonomous verification.

#4 about 3 min

Shifting from reactive observability to runtime intelligence models

Transitioning from dashboards used in hindsight to proactive data inputs guides automated code generation safely.

#5 about 4 min

Automating issue triage and pull request generation flows

Feeding production alerts into agents automatically isolates root causes and suggests verified infrastructure fixes.

#6 about 5 min

Validating code changes using integrated post-deployment monitors

Integrating agents with feature flags and canary deployments enables immediate performance verification and safe rollbacks.

#7 about 4 min

Assessing code blast radius and evaluating production viability

Capturing function-level execution context ensures agents understand unintended operational consequences before merging updates.

#8 about 5 min

Preparing platform infrastructure for agentic software delivery models

Building automated validation loops requires embedding live application reality directly into the software development life cycle.

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Shifting developer workloads and realistic AI productivity gains

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Closing the development loop with automated AI incident responses

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Rethinking team structures around AI agent capabilities

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Transitioning software engineering teams to AI-native development workflows

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