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Agentic Coding: The Earthquake That Topples the Software Factory

The tectonic plates beneath software development are shifting. They are moving too fast to predict what the landscape will look like when the earthquake hits. Still, we are sure that the coming earthquake will be on a scale that not only brings down the software factory but also changes the landscape so much that few landmarks on the current map will be identifiable afterwards. In particular, as AI systems plan, generate, test, deploy, and operate software, roles that were redefined by agile will be entirely replaced by new ones. Domain experts and managers can now create and deploy systems without technical expertise. This talk will help you identify if you or your organization is standing on any of these precarious fault lines: Roles that will emerge/disappear as builders move beyond factory walls Team and feedback boundaries failing under autonomous AI loops Governance and security models that no longer apply to who and how software is built Did this presentation get you thinking? Come join the discussion: https://softwareexcellencealliance.or... Presentation slides are available at: https://softwareexcellencealliance.or... ------------------------------------------------------------------ About the presenter: Larry Maccherone is a pioneer in agile, security, and agentic AI development. At Comcast, Larry launched and scaled the DevSecOps Transformation program over five years, safely empowering 600 agile and DevOps teams to take ownership of their products’ security. Larry was a founding Director at Carnegie Mellon’s CyLab, researching cybersecurity and software engineering. While there, he co-led the launch of the DHS-funded Build-Security-In initiative. Larry has also served as principal investigator for the NSA’s Code Assessment Methodology project, which wrote the book on evaluating application security tools, and received the Department of Energy’s Los Alamos National Labs Fellow award. Larry firmly believes in learning by doing, so in his spare time, he is the author of a dozen open-source projects, one of which gets a million downloads per month. Most recently, he launched Lumenize, a back-end-as-a-service for vibe coding enterprise and B2B apps. He currently serves on the Model Context Protocol (MCP) transports working group and is the author of the WebSocket transport proposal for MCP. Contact Larry on his LinkedIn page:   / larrymaccherone