Ship agent code you can trust.

The scepticism is not wrong. An agent that writes a function you cannot verify has given you a review, not a speedup. Most teams feel that and pull back: smaller tasks, more re-reading, and a tool that makes them slower on the days it should make them faster.

So the sessions are about the checks, not the prompts. Engineers bring real tickets. We build the verifiers, the loops and the context that let an agent finish a ticket and prove it did, on the codebase they go back to on Monday.

Format follows the team. That has meant a single day for a squad, a running series for a platform org, and a short enablement track for people who then teach it internally. Tell me the constraint and I will tell you honestly whether I can help.