A two-day conference at The Brewery in London on 7–8 June 2027 for developers building AI-native and agentic software. Organised by Tessl. The 2026 edition had 650 in-person attendees (sold out), 2,000+ free virtual participants, 50 speakers and four tracks.
AI Native DevCon is a two-day technical conference for developers and engineering teams building AI-native and agentic software. Organised by Tessl, the 2027 edition runs at The Brewery in London on 7–8 June 2027. The 2026 in-person edition (1-2 June 2026) was sold out at 650 attendees, with 2,000+ additional participants joining the free virtual stream. The 2026 programme featured 50 speakers across four tracks: Context Engineering, Agent Orchestration, Organizational Enablement and Agent Enablement. The 2026 edition is documented here as a past edition; the 2027 programme, speakers and ticket prices had not been published as of 2026-10-26.
The 2027 edition runs on 7–8 June 2027 at The Brewery in London, as listed on the event's Luma page. The 2027 programme, speakers and ticket prices had not been published as of 2026-10-26.
AI Native DevCon 2026 ran on 1-2 June 2026 at The Brewery, 52 Chiswell Street, EC1Y 4SD, in the City of London. The in-person event reached its 650-seat capacity and sold out, while a free virtual stream carried the programme to 2,000+ additional attendees. The two days combined sessions across four content tracks, with 50 speakers from companies including Tessl, Netlify, OpenAI, Meta, Snyk, Thoughtworks and tldraw.
The 2026 programme listed 50 speakers. Named participants included:
AI Native DevCon is a conference dedicated to AI-native software development, organised by Tessl. It targets developers, engineers, architects and tech leads building or transitioning to AI-native and agentic workflows, where AI agents play a central role in writing, modifying and reviewing code.
The 2026 edition ran four tracks: Context Engineering, Agent Orchestration, Organizational Enablement and Agent Enablement. Together they cover supplying context to AI systems, coordinating agents, adopting AI-native practices at organisational scale, and the tooling that lets agents act.
Yes. Alongside the sold-out 650-seat in-person event, AI Native DevCon 2026 offered a free virtual stream that reached 2,000+ attendees.
The Brewery is a conference and events venue at 52 Chiswell Street, EC1Y 4SD, in the City of London, adjacent to the Barbican. It is a converted historic brewery with multiple event spaces suited to large multi-track conferences. It is reachable by London Underground from Barbican and Moorgate stations, both within a short walk.
Tessl is a technology company focused on AI-native software development, building tooling that lets developers work with AI agents using formal specifications as the primary interface. AI Native DevCon is Tessl's conference for the developer community, gathering practitioners building AI-native systems.
Tessl's AI Native DevCon is one of the first dedicated large-scale conferences for the AI-native software development movement, with a sold-out 650-seat London edition in June 2026 and a free virtual stream reaching 2,000+ more.
The in-person edition (650 seats) sold out. The virtual stream was free and reached 2,000+ attendees. The 2026 edition ran on 1-2 June 2026 at The Brewery, London. For 2026, registration was handled at tessl.io/devcon. The 2027 edition is listed at luma.com/aidevcon-ldn2027; 2027 ticket prices are not recorded here as of 2026-10-26.
The Brewery is at 52 Chiswell Street, EC1Y 4SD, London. The nearest Underground stations are Barbican and Moorgate, both within a 5-minute walk.
No, for the 2026 edition. Its 650-seat in-person event sold out. A free virtual stream was available and reached 2,000+ attendees.
The 2026 edition had 50 speakers across four tracks: Context Engineering, Agent Orchestration, Organizational Enablement and Agent Enablement.
| Official website | https://tessl.io/devcon/ |
| Register | https://tessl.io/devcon/ |
| 2027 edition | https://luma.com/aidevcon-ldn2027 |
| Programme | not disclosed by the organiser |