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AI agents are changing not just how software gets written, but who is responsible for it, how teams are structured, and what it means to own a system when an agent can modify thousands of components at once. Most organizations aren’t ready for this shift — but Spotify is.

Join us on April 29 for a deep dive on what agentic-first development actually looks like in practice at scale, what broke, and how platform engineering principles had to evolve to make it work.

What you'll learn:

• How agentic development reshapes team structures and ownership models.
• Which platform engineering foundations matter most when agents do the work.
• What Spotify got right (and what surprised them) along the way.
• How to assess if your organization is ready for what's coming.

Don't miss this chance to see how one of the world's leading engineering organizations is navigating the shift to an agentic future. If you can't make it live,  register anyway and we'll send you a recording straight to your inbox.

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