Tech Talk

Rebuilding the Delivery Pipeline for the AI-SDLC

Recorded September 22, 202645 minutes incl. Q&AOn demand

  • Portrait of Moritz Plassnig
    Moritz Plassnig CEO, CloudBees
  • Portrait of Youhana Naseim
    Youhana Naseim Head of Engineering, Antithesis
  • Portrait of Tom Akehurst
    Tom Akehurst CTO and Cofounder, WireMock

Watch the tech leaders' panel with WireMock, CloudBees, and Antithesis

Code used to be hard to produce. Today, AI agents churn out hundreds of lines of code in minutes — but the pipeline absorbing that output hasn't changed: review, builds, tests, and infrastructure were all sized for human-paced volume. Development teams are feeling the pain.

This session is a zero-cliché, buzzword-free discussion between technical leaders from CloudBees, Antithesis, and WireMock — making sense of this unprecedented reality, and offering their vision for what an AI-native delivery process looks like. Recorded live on September 22, 2026 — fill in the form to watch the full session, including the Q&A.

What's covered

  • Why shifting left might not be enough with machine generated code
  • How to isolate agent code in highly dependent environment
  • Building future-proof software delivery practices

Meet the panel

Portrait of Moritz Plassnig
Moritz Plassnig CEO, CloudBees

Moritz founded Codeship, the CI/CD platform acquired by CloudBees, and took over as CloudBees CEO in 2026 with a mandate to lead the company into the agentic era of software delivery.

Portrait of Youhana Naseim
Youhana Naseim Head of Engineering, Antithesis

Youhana leads the platform & core services engineering teams at Antithesis, the autonomous testing company. He previously ran observability engineering at Stripe, led the teams that built and delivered Actions at GitHub, and led the Azure Repos & Pipelines organizations at Microsoft.

Portrait of Tom Akehurst
Tom Akehurst CTO and Cofounder, WireMock

Tom created WireMock and has spent the last decade helping teams simulate the APIs they depend on. He leads WireMock’s work on agentic development.