PyData Skopje January 2026

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Start: 28.01.2026 @ 00:00

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Join us on Wednesday, 25.03.2026 for the latest PyData Meetup.

This meetup's topic is “Agentic Engineering: Programming with AI as a Teammate — Context files, agent skills, and workflows for AI-assisted development,” and the lecture will be delivered by Martin Popovski from G+D Netcetera on March 25th, 2025, at 18:00, hosted at Base42.

Talk:

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This session will explore the evolving paradigm of software development where AI acts not just as a tool, but as a collaborative teammate. Martin will dive into the concept of Agentic Engineering— an approach that treats AI as an active participant in the coding process.

The presentation will cover modern techniques for structuring development workflows around AI agents, including the use of context files to maintain project awareness, designing agent skills for specialized tasks, and building robust workflows that seamlessly integrate human and AI efforts. The goal is to move beyond simple code completion toward true AI-assisted development that enhances productivity and creativity.

The event will begin with an introductory overview of different AI coding concepts, followed by an interactive live demo. Martin will showcase his personal workflow, demonstrating in real-time how he leverages AI tools to solve problems, navigate complex codebases, and accelerate development.

About the speaker

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Martin Popovski is a Tech Lead for Generative AI at G+D Netcetera, where he has been for the past four years. He graduated in Computer Science from the Faculty of Computer Science and Engineering (FINKI) in Skopje and is currently pursuing a Master of Data Science at the same faculty.

In his current role, he focuses on integrating cutting-edge AI capabilities into practical software solutions, bridging the gap between academic theory and real-world engineering.

Call for presenters

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