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The conference highlights the ongoing shift from inline auto-completion tools to multi-agent architectures running autonomous rewrites and code evaluations in production.
AIE Code returns for its second annual conference, bringing together roughly 1,000 practitioners building agentic software engineering systems. The event explicitly bypasses entry-level AI fundamentals to focus on technical depth, evaluation infrastructure, and production lessons.
The conference agenda is built around three anchor themes:
Following a dedicated workshop day on 10 November, the main programme runs as a single-track schedule alongside expo sessions, supported by a global livestream.
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