Run Parallel Agents in Claude Code Without All the Chaos

Build the AI-Native Company is a Microsoft Innovation Hub IL event for technology leaders, architects, product teams, developers, and AI practitioners who want to build smarter AI-powered organizations. The event focuses on practical approaches to Memory Engineering and Token Maxxing, showing how companies can design better AI systems, improve context usage, and accelerate AI-native transformation. The event covers two practical sessions: Memory Engineering , about building an organizational “brain” that connects company knowledge, context, people, meetings, emails, and data into useful business insights; and Token Maxxing, about understanding and managing AI tokens as the new operational currency of AI systems.

This event is organized in collaboration with many groups! Organizational Sponsor: Startup House Need a place to stay short term in Silicon Valley? Stay at Startup House in Palo Alto - the heart of Silicon Valley - for as low as $50 a night! -Network, socialize and connect with entrepreneurs all over the world! -Enjoy social events and startup and venture capital-related programming! \- Have access to world class amenities\, iconic tech companies\, top tier venture capital firms\, Stanford University\, etc\. \- all within walking or biking distance\! For more info, send an email message to: siliconvalleystartuphousing@gmail.com Put this in the subject header: Silicon Valley Startup Housing This event is 100% online. Participants can be located anywhere in the world! This event is FREE to attend! In order to attend, please register here: (The login link will be sent via email to Eventbrite registrants right before the start of the event.) Hurry! Slots are limited! There's no content or speaker at this event -- just business networking. Build your business network - face to face (online)! Join a virtual gathering of professionals from all walks of life from all over the world! You may meet your next business collaborator, client, employer, employee or friend! Meet Silicon Valley movers and shakers and influencers from all over the world - tech entrepreneurs, developers, engineers, attorneys, bloggers, academics, thought leaders, community organizers, artists, financiers, and investors! Network, socialize and connect! For more info on Idea to IPO events, visit: www.idea-to-ipo.com (our main meetup group among 160 meetup groups globally) https://www.youtube.com/@ideatoipo2 (videos of online events) @ideatoipo

There are many groups promoting this event. Our meetup group is participating by promoting this event. This event is organized by Albert's List. This is an online event. Attendees can be located anywhere in the world! There is a cost to attend this event. Our Meetup members get 25% OFF with Code IDEATOIPO In order to attend, please register here: Claude Code is powerful, but most engineers don't know how to integrate it into their actual workflow. They try it once, get confused about context, or end up reviewing poorly-scoped changes. The result: they revert to manual coding because the friction isn't worth the speed gain. The Session This is a hands-on workshop where you'll learn how to use Claude Code as a workflow tool—not a replacement for your judgment. You'll work through real scenarios: exploring unfamiliar codebases, turning feature requests into implementation plans, drafting code and tests, and knowing when Claude Code is worth using versus when you need to steer. You'll Learn How to set up Claude Code and give it the context it needs to be useful How to explore an unfamiliar repository without losing oversight How to turn a feature request or bug into a working implementation plan How to review AI-generated code for correctness, security, and maintainability Which tasks are high-leverage for Claude Code and which require caution Prompt patterns that fit into existing Git, code-review, and CI/CD workflows Who This Is For Software engineers and developers looking to improve day-to-day workflow Engineering managers and technical leads evaluating Claude Code for teams Data, platform, DevOps, and QA engineers Technical product managers who work closely with codebases Career-transitioning professionals with foundational coding experience Prerequisites Comfort using a terminal and Git Familiarity with at least one programming language A laptop with a development environment installed Optional: a personal practice repository to work in

Where is venture capital actually heading? We're bringing together leading Israeli VCs and angel investors for a morning of panels and conversations on what catches their attention, what kills a deal, and what they're looking for right now. We'll close with a look at the trends moving venture capital this year, and what they mean for your raise. If you're a founder raising now, or planning your next round - this one's for you. 09:00 - Doors open 09:45 - Where Israeli Capital Is Heading | Or Koren (Google) & Dekel Yakobovich (Genesis Accelerator) 10:10 - Angels: The Earliest YES | Yuval Abadi (Lasso Security), Guy Zurawel, Simon Legziel. Moderated by Itay Abramovich (Arion Venture Partners) 10:40 - VCs Panel: What We're Funding in 2027 | Hadar Siterman Norris (Team8), Tami Bronner (Vertex Ventures), Lotan Levkowitz (Grove Ventures). Moderated by Tomer Golan (FutureFirst Ventures) 11:10 - Networking

Builders & Brews: Hack Edition ☕️💻 Builders & Brews, our flagship builder community event series, is getting a hands-on build-day twist and going global. Nebius and Tavily are taking a special tour to 20 cities worldwide, bringing workshops, technical support, and focused build time to the global AI community. We’re excited to bring the experience to Tel Aviv! The tour is happening alongside the Nebius Global AI Hackathon, hosted in partnership with NVIDIA. Builders worldwide are invited to create with open-source AI and compete for more than $50,000 in cash prizes, including a $500 city winner prize. Bring an idea, a project in progress, or simply your curiosity. You’ll get hands-on support, meet the Nebius team, access additional platform credits, and connect with potential teammates. The hackathon is online, so attending this event is not required to participate or qualify for prizes. Not competing? You’re just as welcome. There’s no requirement to submit a project or present your work. Come for the coffee, meet other people working in AI, explore the technology, and spend the day learning or building at your own pace. For Tel Aviv we are joined by our partner NanoClaw. An open source personal AI agent you self-host and message from the apps you already use. Every agent runs inside its own locked-down sandbox, an isolated container that only sees what you explicitly share with it, with credentials held behind a gateway the agent never reads. So it can do real work like, search the web, write and run code, wire up tools over MCP, read the files you send it, remember your projects, and fire off scheduled tasks without ever touching the rest of your machine. You can extend it by chatting and it edits its own skills and config. Secure by design, not instruction. Speakers Sofia Guzowski, Ecosystem Partnerships Lead, Tavily Tomer Avlakosh, Region Lead, Nebius Simon Karasik, Infrastructure Lead | AI R&D, Nebius Asaf Atzmon, VP Partnerships, NanoClaw What you’ll receive

Most innovation hubs and economic development programs underperform for the same structural reason: not enough promising applicants. The result? Empty incubators, freelancer-occupied co-working spaces, and funding going to a small number of un-promising companies. Drawing on lessons from 17 years running global incubators and accelerators, Jonathan Greechan (Co-Founder and CEO of the Founder Institute) will walk through strategies that successful entrepreneurship programs use to generate large volumes of applicants and companies. ❯❯ RSVP now at https://fi.co/startupwebinar/25272 to get your link and join us live! ❯ What You'll Learn: Why most innovation hubs and economic development programs underperform and the structural fixes that programs in 200+ cities have actually figured out. How to build connected programming that takes a workforce of latent talent all the way to deal-ready ventures plugged into your local capital. How to identify entrepreneurial talent already sitting inside your local workforce and what to do once you've found it. How AI-native tools are compressing program timelines and measurably increasing founder velocity, without becoming a buzzword. Real-world examples from the field ❯ Featured Speaker: Jonathan Greechan \- Co\-Founder & CEO of the Founder Institute \- Jonathan Greechan is the Co\-Founder & CEO of the Founder Institute\, the world's largest pre\-seed startup accelerator\. Since 2009\, he has grown and scaled the organization to chapters in over 200 cities and 100 countries\, producing over 9\,000 portfolio companies with nearly $2B in venture funding\. In his long career in tech and marketing\, Jonathan has advised thousands of startups on marketing\, growth\, and product strategy and has spoken at startup conferences on four continents\. ❯ Who Should Attend? This session is designed for Innovation Hub Directors, Economic Development Officers, ESO leaders, Chambers of Commerce, Trade Associations, and City and County L