Writing Code Is the Easy Part (Now). Let's Talk About Everything Else.
// About the talk
With Claude and Copilot, anyone can throw a for-loop and feel productive. But here's what the vendor pitch doesn't mention: 80% of development time has nothing to do with writing code. It's about understanding context, planning, reviewing PRs, and documenting things no one ever writes. That's where AI becomes a real force multiplier - if you know how to use it. This talk shares what we built at Imagen AI: what worked, what failed, and what I'd do differently.
// What your team walks away with
- 01The 80/20 of development time - and where AI actually multiplies output, not where you think
- 02Pull Request Genie: an agent that reads the diff, understands the codebase, and flags what matters - before you touch it
- 03Test Scans: forget chasing 100% coverage - finding which tests are actually worth your team's time
- 04Legacy Code Docs: old code that documents itself automatically, without asking whoever already left
// Who this talk is for
- 01Engineering teams using AI tools who aren't seeing the ROI they expected
- 02Engineering managers and VP R&D who want real frameworks, not vendor pitches
- 03Anyone who's heard about AI agents and wants to know what they actually look like in practice
//This talk on stage
//Organizer questions
What organizers ask before booking
In person or online?
Both. Every talk in the catalog is available in person or online.
Can the talk be in English?
Yes. The talks are available in Hebrew and English. (I spoke in English at PyCon UK 2025, for example.)
Is the talk tailored to our team?
Yes. Every talk gets tailored. Your industry, your challenges, your language. I don't do generic. That's the whole point.
What happens after we reach out?
Tell me about the audience and date, and you'll get a personal reply within 48 hours. (If it's not a fit, I'll say so.)
Want to bring this talk to your team?
30 minutes. No pitch. Just a conversation about what your team needs - and how this talk fits.