
AI Engineer Conference 2026: 10/10, No Notes π₯
A week of conversations with Elastic, Warp, PlanetScale, OpenAI, Sentry, LangChain, and Together AI about observability and agentic lifecycle tooling, and how much of it runs through Slack.
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A week of conversations with Elastic, Warp, PlanetScale, OpenAI, Sentry, LangChain, and Together AI about observability and agentic lifecycle tooling, and how much of it runs through Slack.

Got quoted talking about non-engineers shipping code at Slack: a trend I described as 'a roller coaster: really fun, a little scary, but it's happening.'

Four takeaways from Anthropic's developer conference in San Francisco β rapid growth, context switching as a superpower, customization gaps, and Slack-native AI workflows.

Contributed to Gregor Ojstersek's Engineering Leadership newsletter β one of 15 engineers sharing how we're actually using AI in our day-to-day workflows.

Hosted a virtual AMA on Leland for Software Engineering Recruiting Week, sharing candid insights on what interviewers actually look for, what raises red flags, and how hiring decisions are really made.

I attended Deep Atlas's immersive ML bootcamp in SF with a crew of Slack engineers, gave a lightning talk on my AI workflow, and walked away with a much stronger foundation in ML, from linear algebra all the way to LLM agents.

Shipped sidebar improvements to Slack including channel indentation, smart breakpoints, consistent padding, and default section icons β a thoughtful glow-up that improves usability without disrupting familiarity.

Attended The Pragmatic Engineer Summit hosted by Gergely Orosz and Statsig β key takeaway: AI adoption is high, but real organizational impact is still the hard part.

Shipped a new Customize Notifications modal for Slack that lets users visualize and personalize channel notifications β high-impact, highly collaborative work that affects millions of Slack users daily.
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