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WORKSHOP
SEPARATE TICKETSJoin us for an additional Agentic Engineering all-day workshop led by Victor Rentea.
> When
Monday 19 October 2026
10:00 - 18:00
> Where
Metropolo Hotel
Kraków, PL
jdd_terminal - 80×24
>type:hands-on workshop
>instructor:Victor Rentea
>topic:Agentic Engineering
>date:19.10.2026 · 10:00 CEST
>venue:Metropolo Hotel, Kraków
>ticket:SEPARATE TICKET REQUIRED
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> workshop · program
WORKSHOP PROGRAM
Go from prompt & context engineering to autonomous multi-agent orchestration in one day. We'll cover self-improving skills and subagents, spec-driven development, and the security and quality guardrails that keep AI on track. Jump in now — the gap between AI-native developers and the rest is growing fast.
Context & Prompt Engineering
- Fundamentals — 5-min History, Context Window, Harness/LLM, Compaction, Dumb-Zone, Sub-Agents
- Token-Efficiency — practices & tools for reducing AI costs
- Project Memory — best way to build your CLAUDE.md (or AGENTS.md)
- Progressive Disclosure Pattern — skills, nested context, file references, tripwires
Agent Tools
- MCP — architecture, custom MCP example
- Agent Tools — amazing things you can do via MCPs and CLIs (hands-on)
Spec-Driven Development
- When to directly prompt, plan-mode, brainstorming, or SDD?
- "Tres Amigos" requirements grilling, and handling business' vibe-coding
- Spec review — how to avoid fatigue-LGTM, skill erosion, and cognitive debt
- Develop a feature using OpenSpec
Agentic Workflows
- Multi-Agent Orchestration Patterns
- State-of-the-Art Agentic Workflow — practical take-aways
- Optimizing Code-Reviews — quality guardrails, multi-agent / multi-model review, guided human review
- Architecture Observability — drift-protected high signal/noise files
AI Security
- Prompt Injection Techniques
- Agent Supply-Chain Attacks — Skills, MCPs, library post-install scripts, RAG poisoning
- Agent Sandboxing — permissions, auto-mode, OS /sandbox, Docker, and more
> requirements
REQUIREMENTS
Prior experience with ChatGPT, GitHub Copilot or (ideally) a CLI tool like Claude Code or Codex.
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