Most teams start with one AI coding agent on a single developer’s machine. But scaling that work across large, complex codebases and process automation tasks is difficult in large organizations. How do teams move agent workloads to the cloud? What happens when different tools like Claude Code and Codex are used across teams? How do agents coordinate and share what they’ve learned?

At Warp, merged PRs are created by agents running on Oz, Warp’s cloud agent infrastructure. In this session, founding engineer Aloke Desai starts with a single local agent, moves it to the cloud, and then fans it out across multiple harnesses (Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI) coordinated from a single control plane. The session demonstrates multi-harness management, multi-agent orchestration, and Agent Memory keeping context intact across sessions.

Aloke will talk about the challenges of building Oz and how this agent infrastructure helps accelerate Warp’s customers and its engineering organization.