Vibe coding lets platform engineers build agents and platform enhancements in plain language to eliminate toil across the SDLC. But moving from POC to production is where teams get stuck: the hard part isn't the prompt, it's the context - so agents know your stack, teams, dependencies, and act within your policies. This hands-on session shows how to reliably build agents for common SDLC use cases.
- You’ll learn:
- How to vibe-code on top of real-time context - so agents run in production, not as templates
- Core AI Skills around SRE, DevOps, and security needed to build solutions that work for platform engineers
- Concrete tips and design considerations for building production-grade SDLC agents: scoping, loops, human-in-the-loop, and more.
- How to let other teams contribute agents without making platform engineers the bottleneck - while keeping visibility and control
- Demo: vibe-coding 3 use cases you can run today: governing AI-generated PRs, tracking AI impact, wiring new integrations to your stack.
Speaker: Roi Fine
Growth Product Manager @ Port
Roi Fine is a Growth Product Manager at Port, focused on helping platform engineers onboard and succeed with the platform. He works at the intersection of product, data, and go-to-market, spending much of his time talking with customers and turning their needs into product direction. His current focus is helping teams build their agentic platform for the SDLC with Port. Outside of work, you can find him hiking or at his fiction book club.
Speaker: John Crowley
Technical PMM @ Port
John Crowley is a Technical Product Marketing Manager at Port, supporting the Agent Management solution. With a background in product management and strategy, he enjoys solving problems for technical users. Before joining Port, John worked on teams building cybersecurity and defense software products.