We invite you to our upcoming joint event with Intuit, our third event hosted together – CodeAI, focused on how AI is used to generate production-grade code in real-world systems.
In this meetup, we will explore how teams move from prompt-based experiments to scalable, production-ready code generation systems. Talks will cover developer-level workflows, tooling, and infrastructure for AI-assisted coding, as well as key challenges around validation, model evaluation, security, and cost when operating these systems at scale.
You can expect practical insights into designing robust setups for AI-driven code generation, avoiding common pitfalls, and running AI-generated code in real-world production environments.
23.03.2026
17:30-20:00
Ha-Psagot Street 7-9, Bldg B, 10th Fl | Petach Tikva
17:30-18:30
Gathering & Mingling
18:30-19:00
Software Synthesis Using Large Language Models and Genetic Algorithm
This lecture presents a hybrid approach of software synthesis that combines Large Language Models (LLMs) with evolutionary algorithms to create software for specific domain. It covers the core theoretical ideas behind the approach and demonstrates how these techniques are applied in practice to build and develop software in everyday development workflows.
Andrey Ostrovsky
Engineering Manager at Intuit
19:00-19:20
From Prompt to Multi-Agent System: Evolving Product, Evolving Benchmarks
A year ago, we built an agent. Then we made it agentic. Now it's a full-blown multi-agent system. Remember when products didn't change under your feet every five minutes? I do. It was nice.
In this talk, I'll share Qodo's journey through AI's chaos — and what it means to benchmark a system that keeps reinventing itself. As our architecture evolved from single prompts to agentic flows to a full multi-agent code review system built on LangGraph and MCPs, our benchmarks had to evolve with it. I'll walk through how we approached evaluation at each stage, what broke along the way, and the hard-won lessons of staying rigorous in a market that won't slow down.
Hila Fox
Principal Engineer at Qodo
Dr. Ofir Friedman
Senior AI Engineer at Qodo
19:25-19:50
Orchestrating Claude Code at Scale: Lessons from 2 Billion Tokens a Day
At high enough volume, you stop thinking about prompts and start thinking about systems. Over the past months, I've used Claude Code to manage complex, multi-stage engineering pipelines, batch processing hundreds of artifacts through generation, validation, hardening, and review cycles. This talk covers what I've learned about using Claude Code as a production orchestration engine.
Alon Oring
AI Research Scientist at Irregular