Wed, Jul 29, 2026
4:00 PM UTC (30 minutes)
Virtual (Zoom)
Free to join
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Wed, Jul 29, 2026
4:00 PM UTC (30 minutes)
Virtual (Zoom)
Free to join
Go deeper with a course

What you'll learn
Picture an Agentic Architect's actual workday
Keep AI coding agents under control with architecture
Scope and ship agentic workflows in a large org
Why this topic matters
You'll learn from
Carmelo Iaria
Agentic Architect, Pearson SME, Startup Founder, 30 years of global experience
I'm Carmelo, founder of Synaptic AI Consulting and Maven instructor, with 30 years of experience building and shipping technology products across Europe, the US, and Brazil.
I've led product and innovation programs at Cisco (12 years) and Claro Brasil (8 years), and built an AI Consulting agency (9 years). Today I run The Agentic Architect Playbook live sessions on O'Reilly and teach Become an Agentic Architect on Maven through the AAMAD method—structured multi-agent development for predictable, compliant, production-grade code.
As a Fractional Chief AI Officer I work with enterprise engineering teams, startup founders, and product leaders helping them move from AI pilots to governed agentic systems that run in production.
Sathyan Nandagopal
AI Product Leader & Builder | Agentic AI Practitioner | 20+ years at Fortune 100
I'm Sathyan, an AI product leader with 20+ years building and shipping products at Fortune 100 scale — including AT&T, Walmart, Lowe's, and Michelin — where I've defined a $68M business case that secured multi-year investment. I taught myself to build with AI agents, and I've shipped six production AI systems hands-on — including PodcastToPack — using Claude, Cursor, and the modern agentic stack. I build the AI systems I advise on. I'm the author of the 5D Method (an AI product lifecycle framework) and the HHH+ Framework (a 7-pillar standard for evaluating whether an AI agent is safe to ship). In this session I'll walk through what it actually looks like to take a real system from idea to shipped, solo, with AI coding agents — the workflow, the judgment calls, and why governing agents is about boundaries, not better prompts.
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