The AI powered 10x developer

Presentation byVlad Mystetskyi & Liran Brimer

In the fast-paced world of software development, AI tools like Cursor and Qodo are game-changers for building features and boosting productivity. This talk dives into real-life examples of how these tools can fit right into your daily routine, taking care of repetitive tasks, fine-tuning your code, or even building the whole feature for you end to end by an AI agent. By tackling the common struggle of time crunches, these tools help you become a 10x more productive developer. You'll walk away with practical tips and strategies to instantly up your efficiency and teamwork, giving you a fresh take on using AI to tackle everyday coding challenges. Ready to tap into AI's full potential and redefine what it means to be productive in development?

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AI for Engineers London

Practical AI for Software Engineers - dev tools in SDLC, core patterns for LLM implementation

AI for Engineers London is a community for software engineers who want to harness AI to build better software, faster.

We focus on the engineering side of AI, not ML/data science, sharing battle-tested approaches, practical tools, and proven patterns that transform how you write, test, deploy, and maintain code today.

Join us for monthly meetups featuring live demos, case studies from London tech companies.

For collaborations, reach events@gitnation.org

Topics covered:

🛠️ AI-Enhanced Development & Delivery

Development Acceleration

  • Code generation with Claude Code, GitHub Copilot, Cursor, and emerging tools
  • Automated code reviews, refactoring, and documentation generation
  • Test generation and intelligent debugging assistance
  • Building with MCP servers, LangGraph, CrewAI, and agent orchestration frameworks
  • Smart monitoring, alerting, and root cause analysis
  • Self-healing systems and automated incident response

🔧 Practical LLM Integration Patterns

Learn proven patterns for adding AI capabilities to your applications without complexity:

Core Integration Patterns

  • RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation): Connect LLMs to your databases and documentation to answer questions using your own data — no model training required
  • LLM optimizations
  • Prompt Templates & Chaining: Structure prompts for consistent outputs and chain multiple AI calls for complex tasks
  • Input/Output Validation: Add guardrails to ensure AI responses meet your requirements — from JSON schemas to content filtering

And other topics within core theme of the group

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Format: Technical talk with live demos, code and prompt examples

Description:

The role of the developer is fundamentally changing. We're moving from being executors who write every line of code to becoming orchestrators who conduct AI agents to build complex systems. This talk, based on my essay about transitioning from traditional coding to AI orchestration, shares practical insights from a year of experimenting with multi-agent development workflows. 🔗 Essay linked here: https://pivotech.substack.com/p/from-executor-to-orchestrator-my

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I'll share the workflows I use to go from customer discovery sessions to deployed applications, including the mistakes, frustrations, and breakthroughs that shaped my approach. We'll explore the "Legacy Codebase Problem" that emerges from AI-generated code, the "Hyper-specificity Paradox" of detailed prompting, and the new skill set required to become an effective AI orchestrator.

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  • Three proven patterns for AI-assisted development and when to use each

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  • Real-world pitfalls and how to navigate them

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Nkechi Anyanwu

The AI powered 10x developer

Presentation byVlad Mystetskyi & Liran Brimer

In the fast-paced world of software development, AI tools like Cursor and Qodo are game-changers for building features and boosting productivity. This talk dives into real-life examples of how these tools can fit right into your daily routine, taking care of repetitive tasks, fine-tuning your code, or even building the whole feature for you end to end by an AI agent. By tackling the common struggle of time crunches, these tools help you become a 10x more productive developer. You'll walk away with practical tips and strategies to instantly up your efficiency and teamwork, giving you a fresh take on using AI to tackle everyday coding challenges. Ready to tap into AI's full potential and redefine what it means to be productive in development?

Presented with these Guilds
Cover Photo for AI for Engineers London
Primary Photo for AI for Engineers London

AI for Engineers London

Practical AI for Software Engineers - dev tools in SDLC, core patterns for LLM implementation

AI for Engineers London is a community for software engineers who want to harness AI to build better software, faster.

We focus on the engineering side of AI, not ML/data science, sharing battle-tested approaches, practical tools, and proven patterns that transform how you write, test, deploy, and maintain code today.

Join us for monthly meetups featuring live demos, case studies from London tech companies.

For collaborations, reach events@gitnation.org

Topics covered:

🛠️ AI-Enhanced Development & Delivery

Development Acceleration

  • Code generation with Claude Code, GitHub Copilot, Cursor, and emerging tools
  • Automated code reviews, refactoring, and documentation generation
  • Test generation and intelligent debugging assistance
  • Building with MCP servers, LangGraph, CrewAI, and agent orchestration frameworks
  • Smart monitoring, alerting, and root cause analysis
  • Self-healing systems and automated incident response

🔧 Practical LLM Integration Patterns

Learn proven patterns for adding AI capabilities to your applications without complexity:

Core Integration Patterns

  • RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation): Connect LLMs to your databases and documentation to answer questions using your own data — no model training required
  • LLM optimizations
  • Prompt Templates & Chaining: Structure prompts for consistent outputs and chain multiple AI calls for complex tasks
  • Input/Output Validation: Add guardrails to ensure AI responses meet your requirements — from JSON schemas to content filtering

And other topics within core theme of the group

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From Executor to Orchestrator: The New Developer Paradigm

Format: Technical talk with live demos, code and prompt examples

Description:

The role of the developer is fundamentally changing. We're moving from being executors who write every line of code to becoming orchestrators who conduct AI agents to build complex systems. This talk, based on my essay about transitioning from traditional coding to AI orchestration, shares practical insights from a year of experimenting with multi-agent development workflows. 🔗 Essay linked here: https://pivotech.substack.com/p/from-executor-to-orchestrator-my

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I'll share the workflows I use to go from customer discovery sessions to deployed applications, including the mistakes, frustrations, and breakthroughs that shaped my approach. We'll explore the "Legacy Codebase Problem" that emerges from AI-generated code, the "Hyper-specificity Paradox" of detailed prompting, and the new skill set required to become an effective AI orchestrator.

Key Takeaways:

  • Three proven patterns for AI-assisted development and when to use each

  • Practical orchestration workflows for complex projects

  • The emerging skillset of the developer-orchestrator

  • How to maintain technical depth while leveraging AI efficiency

  • Real-world pitfalls and how to navigate them

Target Audience: Developers looking to evolve their practice in the age of intelligent agents. Minimal level of AI development experience required e.g. prompting Claude

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