About the session
How do you move from actively guiding AI agents to having them carry work through your team’s development process?
Join David Judd, Founder & CEO of CodeLantern, and the Toronto Enterprise DevOps User Group for a practical session on agentic workflows in GitHub. We’ll show how people and agents clarify requirements, plan changes, and capture project knowledge, then use those shared skills and context to automate tasks such as assessing issues and reviewing pull requests.
Through demos, we’ll explore how these steps can connect into a workflow that takes a small bug from report to proposed fix, helping teams move faster and reduce bottlenecks. Along the way, we’ll show how engineers can inspect the agent’s work, step in when it needs refinement, and retain control over what merges.
- Date
- Time
- Venue
- Microsoft Canada HQ4400-81 Bay Street, Toronto
- Organizer
- Toronto Enterprise DevOps User Group
Registration opens soon
About the speaker
David Judd
Founder & CEOCodeLantern
David Judd is Founder and CEO of CodeLantern. He has spent over two decades helping engineering organizations navigate major shifts in software delivery. Today, he helps teams make agentic development dependable and maintainable, combining shared project knowledge, engineering practices, and automation to improve delivery while keeping people in control.
About CodeLantern
CodeLantern is a Toronto-based software development consultancy helping organizations adopt agentic development and build and modernize software. We work directly with engineering teams, combining experienced practitioners, a structured methodology, and purpose-built technology. Our approach equips people and AI agents with shared project knowledge, reusable skills, and clear engineering practices. As teams deliver, they retain the decisions and lessons that help future work move faster and remain understandable, reviewable, and maintainable.