
RenderATL University — From Vibe Coding to AI Engineering | Part 2: Building Your Own AI Workflows
Presented by: RenderATL
Tuesday, June 30, 2026
06:30 PM GMT-4
Tuesday, June 30, 2026
07:30 PM GMT-4
Price
Free
Free entry
Registration happens on Luma
This event is published on Luma. Your seat is confirmed there, not on Event Match.
Register on LumaEvent Match networking room
Joining the room is not registration. It unlocks who to meet, intros and the chat.
About the Event
Skill Level: Intermediate – This workshop is intended for engineers who are already using AI tools in their development workflow and want to move beyond basic prompting into building repeatable, reusable AI-powered processes. Familiarity with software development practices and AI coding assistants is recommended.
If you've typed the same explanation into Claude five different times this week, this workshop is for you.
Every engineer has a way of working. Every team has standards, preferences, testing requirements, architecture decisions, and a hundred little things that never make it into the prompt.
The problem is AI doesn't know any of that unless you tell it. Over and over again.
In this session, you'll learn how to capture the way you work into reusable workflows that AI tools can follow. We'll cover how to build repeatable processes for feature development, debugging, testing, documentation, code reviews, and whatever else shows up in your day-to-day work.
The goal isn't to make AI smarter. The goal is to stop repeating yourself.
What You'll Learn
How to build reusable AI workflows
Capturing engineering standards and team preferences
Creating repeatable processes for common development tasks
Reducing context switching and repetitive prompting
Making AI work more like a teammate and less like a new hire every morning
You'll Leave With
A reusable workflow you can immediately use in your own projects and codebases.
Venue Details
90 Broad St SW
90 Broad St SW, Atlanta, Georgia
Explore nearby
Free for Visitors
Organized by
Who to meet here
Sign in to see who is coming.