Agentic Engineering III: From AI Answers to Trusted Work

For the first time, AgentBrew moves out of Røør. On Monday 23 November we're at Microsoft in Barcode. Doors open at 15:20, and we start at 15:40.

We co-host the evening with CollabDays Oslo: a keynote on Microsoft's new Autopilot agent, a talk from Ruter and a panel, all in one evening. Want more? AgentBrew members get the whole conference day at the early-bird price (link below).

Agents have moved from answering questions to doing the work. Once an agent acts on what it finds, the information behind it has to hold up.

Ask an agent "What has Ruter agreed with this supplier?" A good answer needs the current contract, the right appendices and amendments, and a clear line between a draft and the version that counts. Somebody has to own each of those. Ruter has been working on exactly that.

This evening is our part of CollabDays Oslo, the community conference for the Microsoft 365 and Power Platform crowd. People who build agents and people who decide about them, in one room.

On the programme

Autopilot in Action: From AI Answers to Getting Work Done
Jakob Werner, Partner, Member of Technical Staff, Microsoft. Autopilot is Microsoft's always-on work agent. You give it a role and a goal, and it keeps working across Teams, Outlook and SharePoint while you're away. It's built on OpenClaw and still in private preview, so few people in Oslo have seen it run. Jakob built Clawpilot, an internal agent thousands of Microsoft employees downloaded within weeks, before joining the team behind Autopilot. He shows how to give it useful context, and how it stops to ask before it sends anything.

From system replacement to an AI-ready information foundation
Marianne Sandmæl and Mona Øwre, Ruter. It started as swapping one archive system for another. It turned into cleaning up information, ways of working and ownership, because technical debt was also information debt. They're honest about where they are today: on the way, not yet fully AI-ready.

Panel: what does it take to trust an agent's work?
Joe Griffin, who spends his CollabDays session asking whether Power Platform can run DOOM, takes questions from the room. We start with what you told us when you signed up.

Pizza afterwards. RSVP so we order enough.

Talks are in English.

Want more?
CollabDays runs four tracks from the morning. With our member link you pay the early-bird price until 21 November, or 199 kr for the afternoon Late Arrival ticket: https://app.checkin.no/event/230688?action=invite&category=86116&pass=m7MEtyHfKRxXdSxMrVuu

Bring your curiosity and your beverage of choice.