RenderATL University — From Vibe Coding to AI Engineering | Part 3: Engineering the Environment Around Your AI

RenderATL University — From Vibe Coding to AI Engineering | Part 3: Engineering the Environment Around Your AI

Presented by: RenderATL

JUL14
Start

Tuesday, July 14, 2026

06:30 PM GMT-4

JUL14
End

Tuesday, July 14, 2026

07:30 PM GMT-4

Price

Free

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90 Broad St SW

90 Broad St SW, Atlanta, Georgia

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About the Event

Skill level: Intermediate — This is an intermediate-level workshop designed for engineers who are already using AI coding tools in their day-to-day development workflow. Attendees should have experience working with repositories, testing frameworks, documentation, and modern software development practices. We'll assume you're familiar with using AI assistants for coding and focus instead on the systems, guardrails, and project structures that help teams use AI reliably in production environments.

You've seen it happen. The AI updates files you didn't ask it to touch. It skips tests. It says everything is complete and then the build fails.

You spend more time checking its work than you saved by using it in the first place.

The problem usually isn't the model. The problem is the environment around it.

In this workshop, we'll look at how engineering teams are setting up their repositories, documentation, testing workflows, guardrails, and project structure so AI can actually be trusted to work inside a real codebase.

This isn't about finding a better prompt. It's about building a system that catches mistakes before they become your problem.

What You'll Learn

How to create guardrails for AI-assisted development

Structuring projects so AI has the right context

Building validation and testing workflows AI can't easily skip

Common failure points and how to prevent them

Practical ways to make AI more reliable on real projects

You'll Leave With

A reliability setup you can commit directly into your own repository.

Venue Details

90 Broad St SW

90 Broad St SW, Atlanta, Georgia

Atlanta

Free for Visitors

July 14, 2026
06:30 PM - 07:30 PMGMT-4
90 Broad St SW, Atlanta

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