Co-Building the New Agile Manifesto, Live

ProductCamp 2026, Session Proposals

Agile needs a new manifesto, not just for AI, but for how all of us build now. I wrote a first draft, then opened it up for asynchronous collaboration. This session is the next chapter: we continue it live, in a new agentic collaborative model. The room proposes, debates and rewrites principles in real time, while agents working from the shared context of everything contributed so far capture, merge and challenge ideas as they happen. You’ll help shape the manifesto itself, and you’ll experience firsthand what it’s like when people and agents build together on the same context at the same time.

Join us at ProductCamp Atlanta 2026 to vote on this session and dozens of others! The attendees will choose the agenda for the day, and can be part of it!

Session Details

Type of Session: Workshop

Presented By

Misha Sulpovar

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Misha Sulpovar is Chief AI Officer at Foley, where AI work has more than doubled engineering productivity, saved whole departments thousands of hours, and sped up decision-making. He has worked in AI for 20 years, the last 4 in generative AI, and wrote The AI Executive – Harnessing the Ungoverned Machine. He led AI for IBM Watson Advertising and The Weather Company and built the forward-deployed engineering function at Cherre. He built ContextNest, an open-core governed context and memory layer, and founded PromptOwl. He has spoken at ProductCamp Atlanta, Product Coffee, CREtech, IBM, NMHC and AI Collective.

ProductCamp Atlanta is a collaborative, participant-organized professional unconference, focused on Product Management, Marketing and UX topics. What’s great is the variety of sessions that are offered by our attendees. You’ll have the option to select from several different sessions throughout the day. We need you to share your insights in a panel, workshop, or presentation.

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