Jumpstart Lab
Engineering Path Workshop

Development Agents for Speed, Quality, and Security

When you work with Claude Code or similar tools, there's massive power in parallelization. How do we configure and imagine complex orchestrations without making things so complicated that it slows us down?

Who This Is For

  • Senior developers ready to move beyond single-prompt AI interactions
  • DevOps and platform engineers building CI/CD with AI integration
  • Tech leads designing agent workflows for their teams
When
Thursday, June 11 –
Friday, June 12, 2026
Where
Online / Zoom
Hours
9:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Attendee Cost
$799
Discounts may be available

Agenda

Day 1

Morning
8:30Setup & introductions
9:00From single-prompt to multi-agent thinking
10:00Task decomposition for parallel agents
11:00Build your first multi-agent workflow
12:00Lunch
Afternoon
1:00Agent-powered code review patterns
2:00Building CI pipelines with agent analysis
3:00Pre-merge review pipeline challenge

Day 2

Morning
8:30Setup & introductions
9:00Security guardrails for autonomous agents
10:00Safe autonomous code changes in practice
11:00Design your guardrail framework
12:00Lunch
Afternoon
1:00Advanced orchestration and coordination
2:00Full workflow integration project
3:00When to orchestrate vs. do it yourself

Learning Goals

Key Concepts

  • Moving from single-prompt to multi-agent orchestration
  • Decomposing complex tasks into parallel agent workstreams
  • Configuring agents for autonomous code quality and security checks
  • Building CI pipelines with agent-powered pre-merge analysis
  • Designing guardrails that keep automated changes safe and reversible

What You'll Take Away

  • A working multi-agent development workflow you can use immediately
  • Patterns for parallelizing code review, testing, and refactoring
  • A guardrail framework for safe autonomous code changes
  • CI/CD integration templates for agent-powered pipelines
  • A mental model for when to orchestrate vs. when to do it yourself

In the Workshop

Instructor

Jeff Casimir has spent two decades building technical education programs, including founding the Turing School of Software & Design. He brings deep experience in hands-on, project-based learning to every session.
Jeff Casimir

What You Need

  • A laptop running macOS or Windows (tablets are not sufficient)
  • A modern web browser (Chrome or Firefox recommended)
  • Claude access will be provided — setup instructions sent before the workshop

About Jumpstart Lab

A studio for modern learning. With two decades of experience in technical education, we build workshops and tools that help teams develop real skills through hands-on, project-based learning.

Contact

Jeff Casimir
jeff@jumpstartlab.com

Register

This workshop is limited to 18 attendees.

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