Why it matters
Marketers, not engineers, are now running an AI coding agent day to day — a preview of how agent usage and spend habits spread past dev teams into every department's budget line.
The tokenmaxxing angle
Every attendee leaves with $100 in Codex credits plus $25 in Supabase credits — a live experiment handing real usage-based compute allowances to non-engineers and seeing how fast they burn through them.
From the organizers
OpenAI Codex product marketer Pranav Deshpande headlines, with demos from Profound's Nick Lafferty, Ramp's Dan Beksha, and Upside's Mada Seghete; attendees get $100 in Codex Credits and $25 in Supabase credits.