SuperPlane
Igor Šarčević
Head of AI at SuperPlane
Leads AI at SuperPlane, the open-source tooling that lets coding agents ship routine engineering work.
Building an AI ready control planefor your engineering stack
See how coding agents take routine engineering work from a backlog ticket to a review-ready pull request, and the workflows, checks, and handoffs that make the result trustworthy.
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Thursday, November 5, 2026 17:00 CET · 11:00 EST · 16:00 UTC
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Open-source tooling for coding agents
Open-source tooling that lets coding agents ship real engineering work.
SuperPlane builds open-source tooling that lets coding agents ship routine engineering work end to end, from a backlog ticket to a review-ready pull request.
- 1Backlog ticket
- 2Agent takes the work
- 3Checks and review
- 4Review-ready pull request
The problem
Coding agents are fast. Trusting what they ship is the hard part.
An agent can draft a change in minutes, but teams still decide what it may touch, who reviews it, and how work moves between tools. Without shared workflows, checks, and handoffs, every agent run becomes one more thing to supervise, and routine tickets keep waiting in the backlog.
Presenters
Meet the people building the system live.
SuperPlane
Aleksandar Mitrović
Product Manager at SuperPlane
Works on what makes agents trustworthy in real teams: the workflows, checks, and handoffs around them.
LinkedInWhat you will learn
Take routine engineering work off the backlog, safely.
Decide what agents may do
Set clear boundaries for the routine engineering work an agent can take on without close supervision.
Build checks into the workflow
Add the reviews, tests, and approvals that make agent output safe to merge.
Design clean handoffs
Move work between tickets, agents, and people without losing context along the way.
Follow a ticket to a pull request
Watch a live example from backlog item to review-ready change and leave with a pattern for your own stack.
Who it is for
Engineering leaders
For CTOs and engineering managers deciding how much routine work agents can own.
Platform and DevOps teams
For teams building the workflows, guardrails, and tooling around coding agents.
AI builders
For people putting coding agents into real team workflows and operations.
Run of show
Forty-five minutes with a concrete outcome.
The session moves from the operational problem to a live demo, then open questions and practical next steps.
0 to 10 minutes
The problem and context
n8n Lab opens with why routine engineering work stalls and where agents break down.
10 to 35 minutes
SuperPlane main session and live demo
See how a ticket becomes a review-ready pull request with workflows, checks, and handoffs.
35 to 45 minutes
Moderated Q&A and next steps
Ask questions and leave with a clear next step if you want to try SuperPlane.
FAQ
Before you join
Is the webinar free?+
Yes. Registration for this live online session is free.
Will there be a recording?+
Yes. Everyone who registers will receive the recording after the session.
How technical is the session?+
It is aimed at engineering teams and AI builders. You do not need to know SuperPlane to follow it.
Does the session include a live demo?+
Yes. SuperPlane leads the main session with a live demo.
What will I take away?+
A practical pattern for letting coding agents handle routine engineering work with clear checks and handoffs.
Give your agents a control plane you can trust.
Thursday, November 5, 2026 · 17:00 CET · 11:00 EST · 16:00 UTC · Free online session