Coming soon 10:00 Recorded at Open Source Summit Europe, Prague

Where should an AI coding agent run when it is the one writing your code?

When the developer is an agent

Ben Potter (Product, OSS & Developer Relations, Coder) on cloud development environments and AI coding agents: what changes when the developer is an agent.

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Ben Potter works on product, open source and developer relations at Coder, the company behind the open source cloud development environment platform of the same name, where he has been for six years.

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Why this conversation

Cloud development environments were built for people. Ben Potter opened the show’s Thursday in Prague with the question of what changes when the developer at the keyboard is an AI coding agent, and where that agent should run. Thanks to Cassandra Jowett at Coder for setting it up.

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The episode is recorded and in the edit. Like every episode it goes out on YouTube first, then on Apple Podcasts, Spotify and Amazon Music. The story of the week it was filmed is in Open Source Summit Europe 2026: who we met.

About Ben Potter

Ben Potter works on product, open source and developer relations at Coder, the company behind the open source cloud development environment platform of the same name, where he has been for six years.

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