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SUMMARY:The Tools of an Agentic Engineer - David Vujic
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DESCRIPTION:As many developers\, I'm using agents for software development
 . I went all-in Agentic Engineering in early 2026 and quickly found that m
 any coding practices are still very relevant. I've learned (and constantly
  learning) which developer tools and methods work well with this workflow 
 - and what I think should be avoided. In this talk\, I will reflect on wha
 t I think Agentic Engineering is about (and what it isn't)\, the shift tha
 t I made towards Agentic Engineering and what I have in my toolbox for sof
 tware development.
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URL:https://pretalx.com/pycon-sweden-2026/talk/JARSSZ/
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