Budapest | Claude Meetup For Everyone
Budapest — Hungary

When
11/23/2026, 4:30:00 PM
Where
CREATE26 Coworking, Budapest, HU
About
Join us for the next Claude Community Budapest Meetup.
Whether you’re already integrating Claude Code, Cowork into your daily workflow, curious about agentic coding, or simply looking to connect with others exploring AI-powered development, this event is for you.
Who Should Attend?
This meetup is open to everyone, regardless of experience level—just be curious:
Founders & Operators: Learn how to scale efficiently and move faster.
Business Professionals: Discover how to delegate repetitive tasks to AI agents.
Engineers & PMs: See firsthand how Claude can significantly reduce development cycles.
The AI-Curious: Transition from theory to practice with hands-on insights rather than just another lecture.
Agenda
05:30 PM: Doors open. Registration, Networking & Drinks
06:00 PM: Welcome Remarks
18:10 - Oresztész Margaritisz - Chief Software Engineer at Epam
Title: Harness Engineering - Principles and Practices
Bio: Oresztész is a chief software engineer and solution architect with 18 years of professional experience, spanning small start-ups to large international enterprises. He has over a decade of experience leading engineering teams on a wide range of projects, from R&D and product development to software maintenance. His recent work focuses on the frontier of Generative AI, designing agentic architectures, RAG pipelines, and text-to-SQL solutions. His broad expertise also covers solution architecture, cloud-native systems, IoT, and DevOps/SRE principles. He is a strong advocate for Agile and XP methodologies, including TDD, BDD, and Continuous Delivery.
Abstract: This talk demystifies harness engineering. The discipline of building the processes, tooling, and guardrails that let humans steer while agents execute: Bringing SRE-grade rigor to the software development lifecycle. We’ll map maturity models and spotlight patterns from Thoughtworks, OpenAI, and Stripe (e.g., blueprints, traceability, “minions”) that reduce toil, enforce architecture, and safely scale PR throu