Your ai-agent doesn’t just answer questions anymore. It browses, scrapes, calls tools, and ships code, often unattended. This meetup covers two places that can go wrong before anyone notices, and what to do about each one.
First, Humanbound shows a price-monitoring agent doing exactly what it was built to do: scrape a competitor’s page every night. A single line of fine print on that page is enough to walk your own cost basis and floor price straight back to the competitor. It’s not an exploit or a broken rule, just an agent reading untrusted content it was told to read. They close the loop live: a failing security test becomes an exported guardrail, dropped into a stock LangChain agent in two lines.
Then Zyte opens the hood on the infrastructure running its own coding agents. A new open-source library runs agents as declarative, swappable background jobs, local or in the cloud, across harnesses like Claude Code and Codex, without locking into one LLM provider. You’ll see it powering Zyte’s spider-writing agents, plus how the team evaluates the code those agents produce.
Agenda (BST)
- 3:00 PM: Welcome & introductions
- 3:05 PM: AISecOps for the Agentic Age: Model, Test, Monitor, Demetris Gerogiannis, Co-founder & Co-CEO, Humanbound (talk + Q&A)
- 3:30 PM: Zyte CDP, John Rooney, Developer Engagement Manager, Zyte
- 3:35 PM: Open-Sourcing Zyte’s Remote Coding Agent Infrastructure, Konstantin Lopukhin, Head of R&D, Zyte (talk + Q&A)
- 3:55 PM: Closing & what’s next
