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October events: Agentic software development, put to the test
Across seven hackathons, teams built dark factories, multi-agent apps, and agents that check each other's work.
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Ofer Mendelevitch
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Agent Architecture
Your coding agents should talk to each other, not through you
In BAND for Developers, agents coordinate the work themselves and keep a shared plan current in a dedicated room, so you - the developer - can lead the work instead of relaying messages between agents.
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Hack Day 2026: 23 teams built on BAND, and the crew that checks its own work
At The AI Conference Hack Day 2026, 23 teams built on BAND. In the projects that stood out, an agent or a human in the room checked the work before anything shipped.
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Agent Architecture
Loop Engineering, Meet Jam
Loop engineering is how serious teams run coding agents now - but one loop is easy and ten loops is chaos. Here's why Band built Jam to help teams of agents coordinate the work, not just execute it.
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Agent Architecture
Observability for Multi-Agent Systems
Single-agent traces tell you what each agent did. Multi-agent systems need to show what the system believed, handed off, skipped, and decided.
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Five Claudes Are Not a Team
Codeband pairs Claude Code with Codex so the writer and the reviewer don't share a brain. Different model families pause at different forks - the disagreement is the signal.
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