AI-Native Engineering: Coding Agents, Memory & Collaboration

The fourteenth edition of AI Native Netherlands, at the Xebia office on Wibautstraat, on two problems that come with AI-assisted development.

Vladislav Ramazaev, a senior software engineer at BlueDolphin, goes inside real coding-agent sessions on what gets stored, what survives context compaction and what the model can actually retrieve later, using Claude Code as the main example with contrasts from Codex and Pi. Alexander Fisher of Xebia follows on how team conventions break down when AI changes development speed, and what a process-based approach puts in their place.

Free. Arrival and food 18:00, talks 18:45 and 19:30, open conversation from 20:15, close 21:00. Xebia hosts and provides food and drinks.

Why go: the memory talk is the clearest account going of what a coding agent does and does not keep, and it is pitched at engineers rather than buyers. Best for software and AI engineers, architects and tech leads.