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JULY, 2027  
OCCC Orlando

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16-17 JULY 2026

ORLANDO

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( SPEAKER )

Ali Eldessouki

Luciq, Senior Product Manager.

( SESSION )

Beyond the Copilot: A Blueprint for Autonomous Mobile Reliability

Abstract: For years, mobile engineering teams have paid a "Quality Tax," spending more time firefighting crashes and performance regressions than building new features. While AI "Copilots" have begun to offer suggestions, the "Action Gap" between seeing an insight and deploying a fix remains a manual, high-pressure hurdle. This session introduces a blueprint for the journey from Insight to Autonomy. Drawing on the evolution of Luciq's agentic platform, we explore how intelligent agents can move from providing guided recommendations (Copilot) to taking reliable, autonomous action (Autopilot) across three themes: fixing what breaks, building what's missing, and controlling releases. We will discuss the architectural necessity of a "Trust-Based Agency," where AI acts only when it reaches a specific confidence threshold and provides full transparency to the developer. Key Discussion Points: - The Setup: context is everything. Why agents fail on crash logs alone, and how to capture the signals users actually feel (rage taps, broken flows, sentiment) while picking tools that pass four tests: rich context, agent-ready connectors (MCP, CLI, API), token efficiency, and PII compliance. - The Copilot vs. Autopilot Framework: A breakdown of how much human input each level needs, and why Autopilot doesn't have to own the process end to end to transform it. - The Blueprint for Agents That Act: The initial measures before your first autonomous action: explicit dos and don'ts, scoped read/write access, and a trust contract built on confidence thresholds and full audit transparency. - Fixes, Builds, and the Inbox: How agents work a unified list of Issues and Opportunities, from auto-triage and self-healing alerts to turning user sentiment into shipped features, with live demos using MCP and agent routines. - Release Control: Gradual rollouts behind feature flags, agent-monitored canary rings, and releases that halt themselves when signals turn red. - The New Developer Experience: Why the firefighter era is already over, and the builder era has begun.
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