11/07/2026
Around 70 senior engineers and technology leaders from across the software industry came together for "AI Adda for Senior Tech Professionals", organized by Geeky Solutions today.
The program was scheduled from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM, but the discussions were so engaging that we finally wrapped up almost three hours later.
More than 20+ companies shared how they are actually building, deploying, and scaling AI inside their engineering teams. The day included two keynote sessions from Hasan Shahriar Masud and Shah Ali Newaj Topu, along with presentations from Enosis, Inument, Brain Station 23, and around 15+ other software companies and technology professionals. There were no generic AI talks. It was a room full of engineers sharing the playbooks they’re using to build software in the AI era, openly discussing architectures, workflows, lessons learned, and the challenges of taking AI into production.
We learned together:
→ How software engineering workflows are changing with AI-assisted development
→ Spec-driven development, AI coding agents, and AI-native SDLCs
→ Building production-ready AI systems, agents, and enterprise AI applications
→ Token optimization, engineering productivity, and controlling AI infrastructure costs
→ Agentic engineering, context management, and reducing hallucinations
→ Practical experiences with Claude Code, ChatGPT, Cursor, and other AI tools
→ AI adoption inside engineering teams, from individual usage to company-wide ex*****on
→ Real-world lessons from AI products, SaaS platforms, voice AI, RAG, enterprise knowledge systems, and AI-powered business workflows
→ And many other practical engineering challenges that rarely get discussed publicly.
The future of software engineering is no longer about simply writing better code. It’s about building better systems, better engineering workflows, and better ways for humans and AI to work together.
A huge thank you to every engineer, architect, engineering leader, CTO, and speaker who invested an entire Saturday to share openly with the community. The quality of discussions gave us confidence that this shouldn’t be a one-time event.
Software engineering is being rewritten in the AI era. Let’s help write that future together.