AWS engineer's AGNTCon keynote: catch distributed-systems bugs in agent-written code at compile time with Rust
ShadajL · x · 2026-10-24
Shadaj Laddad of AWS gave a keynote at AGNTCon + MCPCon NA titled "Predictable Correctness for Unpredictable Code." The idea: when agents write most of the code, correctness can't rely on after-the-fact testing. Using Hydro and Rust's type-system capabilities, distributed systems errors can be caught at compile time, even for agent-generated code. Attendees praised the talk.
Related event: AWS Engineers Use Rust to Catch Agent Code Errors at Compile Time(2 posts)→
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