AI DevCon New York 2026: Conference on Agentic Coding and AI-Native Teams Announced

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AI DevCon will take place from 2 to 4 November 2026 in Brooklyn, New York. The developer event focuses on agentic coding and scaling AI-native software development across teams, codebases, and platforms.

Key points

  1. Dates and venue: 2–4 November 2026 in Brooklyn, New York, featuring over 50 sessions and more than 700 attendees.
  2. Core topics: Context & Skills Engineering, Agent Governance & Security, team-wide standardization and reuse, continuous evaluation, and enterprise playbooks.
  3. Core focus: Shifting from individual solo prompting to governed, versioned skill libraries and automated security audits for agent execution.
  4. Ticket options: 2-day conference pass for $300, early-bird 3-day pass including a workshop day for $400, and a free virtual ticket for livestreams and recordings.

Why it matters

As development teams integrate autonomous coding agents deeper into production pipelines, the focus shifts from individual productivity to governance, security audits, and continuous evals across shared codebases.

Analysis

The conference tracks show an industry moving past initial experimentation into engineering rigor. Topics such as testing agent context as code, auditing package installations triggered by agents, and running activation evals demonstrate how developer tooling is adapting to enterprise environments.

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