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2026 September 10-11 | Tokyo, Japan
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Thursday, September 10
 

16:45 JST

Intent as Code: Why Existing Permissions Aren’t Enough for AI - Masaya Nakamura, Studist Hall C
 
Friday, September 11
 

10:40 JST

You Have 1000 Employees and None of Them Have a Name - Marcus Tenorio, Bitso Hall 1F

11:50 JST

The Model and the Mask: An Actor's Method for Engineering Agent Character - Nick Howden-Steenstra, Independent Hall 1F

14:40 JST

The Conductor Pattern: Multi-Granularity Feedback for Creative Agents - Yusuke Shibui, MLOps/LLMOps/AgentOps Community Hall 1F

15:35 JST

Built for Two: What Design Systems Are Missing When AI Agents Become the Third User - Karen Ng, Endor Labs Hall 1F
 

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