Build the system around the agent.
Rom Iluz has shipped 68 open-source repos, built CC10x (153 stars), and leads Israel's largest agentic-engineering community. His keynotes teach senior developers to design harnesses and workflows that encode their own constraints, skills, evidence, and control loops.
The proof is in the code.
CC10x, Hybrid-Search-RAG, WhatsApp AI, Memongo — production systems used by thousands of developers. Scroll to see the work.
The systems behind the talk.
Rom doesn't just teach agentic engineering — he ships it. 68 public repositories, thousands of developers using his tools, and a community where the patterns are challenged and refined. Here are the projects that prove the ideas work.
CC10x
The Loop Engine for Claude Code. One router, nine specialist agents, sixteen skills, and four evidence-gated workflows. Fail-closed gates, test honesty, and anti-anchored independent review.
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Hybrid-Search-RAG
Production hybrid search combining keyword and semantic retrieval. Built for real RAG pipelines where precision matters more than benchmarks.
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WhatsApp AI
AI agents that handle real conversations on WhatsApp. Production-deployed, handling actual user interactions at scale.
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Memongo
MongoDB-native long-term memory for production AI agents. Vector search, episodic memory, and durable state that survives across sessions.
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Auto-Pi
The best Pi coding agent setup — 10 packages, 59 skills, 10-step autonomous workflow. Zero bloat, zero MCP, pure Pi ideology. A second harness implementation proving the pattern transfers across hosts.
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ClawMongo-x
A MongoDB-native tool for managing and organizing data with precision. Built for production agent systems that need reliable, structured access to their data layer.
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Rom delivers practical, evidence-backed keynotes and workshops. Senior developers leave with a system they can design, build, and verify for themselves.
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