What non-executive director and board advisory do you offer?

Serving as a non-executive director on company boards, and advising boards and management on technology strategy, oversight of engineering and data, AI, risk, and building engineering culture at governance level.

What data warehouse and AI architecture services do you provide?

Designing and implementing robust Big Data and Data Warehouse solutions that effectively scale, enabling insights and enhancing decision-making processes.

How do you help with agentic AI adoption?

Helping organizations move from AI experimentation to production-grade agentic AI adoption: selecting the right use cases, designing agent architectures, integrating them with existing data and business systems, and establishing the governance, evaluation, and feedback loops needed to make them reliable, measurable, and trusted by the business.

What cloud and systems architecture support is available?

Planning, executing, and advising on complex cloud migrations and scalable systems architectures that increase reliability, with clear trade-offs between components and data flows, architectural best practices, and cost awareness across the whole stack.

How can you help improve engineering culture?

Shaping environments where teams ship reliably and learn fast: leadership practices, ways of working, quality and ownership, and aligning engineering norms with business outcomes.

Agentic Coding Workshops

Host

Wojtek Sznapka

Co-founder & CEO, Gamblitude / ex-CTO, STS Gaming Group

Over two years of daily work with AI coding assistants building production systems from scratch. Before that, close to two decades in technology, most recently as CTO at one of Poland’s leading sportsbook operators. Currently building an AI-powered analytics platform for the iGaming industry. Not teaching from a textbook. Teaching from his own, current experience.

AI-assisted development
Agentic coding
System design
iGaming

Who it’s for

Fullstack developers

Engineers who write code every day and want to genuinely speed up, not just rely on autocomplete. Useful for frontend, backend, DevOps, and database work alike.

Tech leads and engineering managers

People responsible for their team’s quality and velocity, interested in how AI is changing the organization’s workflow.

Teams getting started with AI

For those who’ve heard about AI coding but don’t yet have a structured approach.

People who tried and got discouraged

If AI felt slow or unpredictable, this workshop shows why, and how to change that.

What to expect

This is not strictly a how-to on using Cursor, Claude Code, Google Antigravity, OpenAI Codex, or on setting up skills, rules, and MCP servers. It is about the philosophy and approach behind all of those, and what it takes to be successful as a developer using an AI-assisted, agentic way of working.
You’ll understand what working with an AI coding assistant actually looks like in production, not in a tutorial.
You’ll see which tools to pick and how to configure your environment to get the most out of AI from day one.
You’ll see the full cycle live: planning, implementation, debugging, iteration, all the way to a working result.
You’ll leave with concrete practices you can apply the very next day.

Agenda

~10 min
Opening conversation
We collect participants’ experience, concerns, and expectations. What works, what frustrates, what you’re looking for. The answers shape the rest of the session.
~50 min
What working with AI really looks like
Two years of experience condensed into one block. I’ll show which tools to pick and how to set up your environment to get the most out of AI. Where it accelerates, where it introduces chaos, and how to avoid it.
~40 min
We build a realistic problem together live
Every decision narrated live. You see the entire process, not just the finished result.
~20 min
Discussion
We come back to what we gathered at the start. What surprised you, what’s worth trying, concrete answers to your team’s questions.

We agree on the live coding topic in advance so it fits your tech stack and the team’s context.

What teams say

Wojtek ran an agentic coding workshop for our Product Development team. You can tell there’s a lot of hard-won experience behind it. Live and step by step, he walked us through a complete workflow, from planning and architecture through code generation, tests, and code review, all the way to deployment. The workshop’s main goal was met: the team saw that this is possible in our context. After the session I started pushing broader adoption with the team to optimize our lead time.

Hubert Engineering Manager, sportsbook operator

Wojtek delivered an agentic coding session for our team. On our side the spread was wide, from people encountering coding with generative AI for the first time to those with deep, established knowledge.

What stood out was practical experience turned into concrete best practices that actually work in day-to-day use of these tools.

The team left with aligned knowledge and, as a result, started organizing project context and knowledge bases so they’re easier to tap for future work with LLMs. It was exactly the step we needed to accelerate adoption across the organization.

Kamil CEO, AI supply-chain forecasting SaaS