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How to architect Agentic Development Platforms
Building an Agentic Development Platform requires integrating two fundamentally different system types: probabilistic components that generate and reason, and deterministic systems that validate, enforce, and govern. Getting this architecture right is the difference between agents that accelerate delivery and agents that introduce risk at scale.
Kaspar von Grünberg, Dilek Altin, and Ajay Chankramath a running a working session on how to architect an ADP, covering the Agent Plane, validation loop design, identity management for non-human actors, and the reference architecture patterns emerging from the field. Join us to learn:
- The core architectural distinction between probabilistic and deterministic systems in an ADP, and how the platform governs the interaction between them to make autonomous execution safe
- How to design the Agent Plane, the new probabilistic layer that sits above the existing deterministic platform substrate, including agent identity, context management, and sandboxed environment provisioning
- Reference architecture patterns for each level of agentic maturity, with practical guidance on what to build first and how to validate that the platform is ready to support the next level
