DevFlow Conf 2027 — Moscone West, San Francisco, CA · May 12–14, 2027
Public itinerary
Published sessions are grouped by event day and listed in chronological order.
Day 1 — May 12
UPDATED: Taming 40-Minute CI: Incremental Builds at Monorepo Scale
Our monorepo CI took 40 minutes on a good day. This talk walks through how we cut it to 6 minutes with content-addressed caching, remote execution, and a test-selection model — including the two migrations that failed first. You'll leave with a decision framework for which incremental-build investments pay off at which repo sizes, and the graphs to convince your platform team. This session now includes a live demo of remote build caching.
Priya Raman — Principal Engineer, Latticework Systems
Marcus Okafor — Staff Developer Advocate, Cloudreach Labs
Your AI Pair Programmer Is Lying to You: Verification Patterns That Scale
Code generation is easy; trusting it is hard. This session covers verification patterns for AI-generated code — property tests, mutation coverage, snapshot judges, and CI gates — with data from 18 months of running them on a 200-engineer codebase. Includes what we stopped doing because it didn't catch anything.
Priya Raman — Principal Engineer, Latticework Systems
Day 2 — May 13
Docs That Answer Back: Retrieval-Grounded Documentation Sites
A 10-minute tour of turning a static docs site into one that answers questions with citations, stays honest when it doesn't know, and costs under $50/month to run. Live demo, real failure cases, and a checklist you can apply to your own docs this week.
Priya Raman — Principal Engineer, Latticework Systems
Day 1 — May 12
Lightning: Agents in Production Q&A
A rapid-fire Q&A lightning session on running AI agents in production: what breaks, what monitoring catches it, and what to do when your agent confidently does the wrong thing in front of customers.
Marcus Okafor — Staff Developer Advocate, Cloudreach Labs