Sharing our work at NYC Tech Week
A career milestone: a Harness Engineering workshop at the Argentine Consulate in New York, alongside Exequiel and Southern Code.
June 2026; date approximate.
Sharing our work on Harness Engineering during NYC Tech Week was a milestone I wanted to keep a record of here.
Together with Exequiel Zamar Despontin and Southern Code, we held a workshop hosted by the Consulate General and Promotion Center of Argentina in New York, as part of Argentina Tech Hub.
The workshop at the Argentine Consulate in New York.
The engineering around the agents
We discussed the systems that make AI useful in software development: workflows, verification, and engineering discipline.
That connects directly to the work I’ve been writing about here. Generating code is one part of the process. Planning the work, checking the result, and deciding whether it solves the right problem need just as much attention.
The discussion continued beyond the presentation, with attendees bringing questions, challenging ideas, and sharing their own experiences building with AI.
At Argentina Tech Hub during NYC Tech Week.
A moment to keep
From starting in game testing to co-founding Southern Code, my work has taken a few different forms. Building with agents is the latest part of that path. This workshop belongs in that story, too.
Thank you to the consulate for hosting us, and to everyone who came, asked questions, and joined the discussion.
A moment at the consulate.
Photos and event recap: Exequiel’s original LinkedIn post.
Related: What I do · Engineering judgment in the AI era · Agent-driven QA.