
Running AI Agents at Scale Beyond the Terminal
Coding agents work well in a terminal but break at scale. How we moved agent execution into Kubernetes, and how it compares to similar projects.

15 Oct 2026
Meet Sufyaan, our new Lead AI Native Engineer, as he shares his background, his work with agentic AI and his first days with the re:cinq team.
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Coding agents work well in a terminal but break at scale. How we moved agent execution into Kubernetes, and how it compares to similar projects.

How to make hybrid delivery governable without watching every agent, and why current observability tools measure the wrong half of the work.

How the grill-me skill interviews you about a plan, how it has changed since February 2026, and where it fits in client work.

Why 15 years of platform engineering point to software factories and the agentic organization, and why Accession1 and re:cinq now work together.

How to reduce coding-agent costs by moving deterministic fixes out of the agent loop before optimizing models, prompts or caches.

Meet Jasper, re:cinq’s new Lead AI Native Engineer. From aviation to engineering leadership, and why AI agents are changing how software is delivered.

How to decide what an AI agent may do alone, when a person steps in, and how that boundary moves as evidence changes. Part 3 of 7.

How to separate requirements, planning and review from the isolated environments that run coding agents.

How a meetup that started because we were bored of AI events grew into a community of more than 2,000 engineers in Amsterdam.
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