Free Live Workshop · July 16, 2026
Agentic Development Best Practices Part 2
Building a small automation with an agent is one thing. Shipping production-grade custom software with agents is another sport entirely. There’s a discipline to doing this well. This is the playbook MyZone runs to ship complex custom software with agents at production quality. Mike will walk you through it, live.
Why This Matters
Agent-Built Software Doesn’t Scale by Adding More Agents
The most common mistake we see in agent-built custom software: someone spins up a PM agent. The PM agent spins up five developer agents. The team celebrates how fast the velocity charts look. Three weeks later, the codebase is incoherent. Three of the five modules contradict each other. Nobody can explain what’s actually in production. Parallelism without discipline is chaos with a faster clock speed.
The teams shipping real, durable, agent-built software figured out the opposite lesson. It’s better to have one agent and one developer working on a project for a longer period of time than to have a PM that spins up five and reassembles the pieces. Patience beats parallelism. Verification beats velocity. Architecture beats output.
This workshop is the field guide for doing it right. The verification loop that catches drift before it ships. The AGENTS.md and skills-tree architecture that keeps repos agent-friendly. The sub-agent and git-worktree patterns that finally make parallelism work. The evals-as-regression-tests discipline that turns every shipped bug into a permanent guardrail.
New Here?
Don’t miss out on Part 1 of this workshop.
Part 1 covers the 7-Stage Agentic Pipeline — the foundation this workshop builds on. If you haven’t attended, register or watch the replay first.
Workshop Agenda
What You’ll Walk Away With
This workshop is for developers, engineering leads, and technical founders using agents to ship real custom software. The ones who want production-grade discipline instead of velocity theater.
1. The Verification Loop
The pattern we apply on every stage. Produce artifact. Identify failure modes. Build verifier. Loop until clean. The single most important habit against drift.
2. AGENTS.md + Skills Tree
The repo structure that keeps agents focused. A 50-line root boot file plus an atomic skills directory loaded on-demand. Lean context. Cross-tool portable.
3. Visual Blueprint Before Code
Wireframes, then designs, then clickable mock-ups. Before a single component is built. Lock the definition of done. Get pixel-perfect QA at the end.
4. Sub-Agents and Git Worktrees
The experimental patterns letting us finally parallelize without drift. Isolated read-heavy investigators. Fresh-context reviewers. Parallel worktrees merged cleanly.
5. Evals as CI-Gated Tests
Every shipped bug becomes a permanent test case. The JSON eval format. The CI gate discipline. The 6-month retirement rule.
6. The Full QA Stack
Code-review agents. Security-review agents. Token-trimmer agents. Playwright. BrowserStack visual diffs. When each one earns its keep. When it’s overkill.
Meet Your Host
Mike Schwarz
CEO, MyZone AI
Mike is the founder and CEO of MyZone AI. His team ships custom client software and internal platforms built primarily with agents. Across hundreds of repos, using the AGENTS.md and skills-tree pattern, verification loops on every stage, and evals as CI gates. He’s the architect behind MyZone’s agentic development practice.
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One verification loop in the right place saves your team a week of regression hunting. This is the same discipline MyZone runs on every production repo. Free for live attendees. Replay access is included. Live attendees get Mike’s Q&A on their own architecture.
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