
Yossi Eliaz
Yossi is a Principal Engineer at Incredibuild, where he works on build acceleration and the unified cache layer behind Incredibuild's GitHub Actions runners. He also founded islo.dev: persistent agentic sandboxes on real Linux VMs. His talks focus on the unglamorous parts: caches, compile farms, snapshots, and the plumbing that decides whether agent infrastructure actually scales.
Software Factories Need Forkable Computers, Not Bigger Context Windows
AI Coding Summit Berlin
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Software Factories Need Forkable Computers, Not Bigger Context Windows

One real workflow: warm a repository once, fork it into several isolated agent workers, collect build and test evidence from each, reject the contaminated branches, and reduce to one trustworthy patch. This talk is built around that one mechanism and a measured result, not a survey of agent frameworks.