Omnigent & Multi-Agent Coding Meetup @ Databricks SF

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Join us on July 22, from 5:00–8:00 PM PT, at the Databricks San Francisco office for a technical meetup on building effective multi-agent coding workflows. Coding agents have become a critical part of engineering work, and many of us use multiple coding agents every day. Using multiple agents together raises some important questions: which agents should handle which tasks? How do you organize tools, sessions, and policies across multiple agents? We’ll explore these questions through a technical talk on Omnigent, an open-source meta-harness for coordinating agents such as Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, OpenCode, Pi, and custom agents in a shared workflow, followed by a broader panel discussion on agent orchestration, multi-agent supervision, secure sandboxing, and runtime governance with panelists from DoorDash. This meetup is for engineers, open-source contributors, and technical founders who are building with coding agents and want to move beyond single-agent workflows. Why you should attend Learn how coding agents can work together. Explore patterns for delegating implementation, review, debugging, and research across specialized agents and harnesses. See how Omnigent can help coordinate, compose, and swap agents within a shared workflow. Explore the infrastructure behind agentic engineering. Discuss persistent, cross-device sessions and cloud sandboxes that let agents work across terminals, browsers, machines, and disposable execution environments. Keep agents safe but…