Founder & CTO, AutonomyAI
Tammuz Dubnov
I build AI systems, and write about what changes when agents do the building.
Mathematician at 18, aerialist and choreographer on the side, and a decade of building machine learning across audio, vision, text and code. These days I run engineering at AutonomyAI, where agents ship production code into enterprise codebases.
Before that: Zuzor and its computer-vision installations, an Emmy-winning audio product at Waves, AI research in Unit 8200, and enough stage time to know that a good demo is a form of proof.
Writing
Six essays on running R&D when agents do the building.
Alignment, review, knowledge, dispatch, and the handoffs in between. Written from what we actually do at AutonomyAI, not from a framework.
Read the essaysSpeaking
Talks for teams building with agents.
Keynotes, engineering talks and executive sessions on agent harnesses, review at speed, and what happens to a team when the bottleneck moves.
Formats and bookingHarness engineering
From prompt engineers to harness engineers: designing the environment an agent lives in so mistakes become structurally impossible.
Engineering · 20–45 minThe last handoff
When PMs and designers ship real pull requests, the translation step disappears. What that demands from design, review and the org.
Product & design · 30–45 minWhen the PM started writing code
A CTO's honest retrospective on merge rate, review bandwidth and the phases of AI adoption, from real production data.
Leadership · 30 min