Berlin · 16 to 20 November 2026
We’re speaking at VibeKode Berlin
VibeKode is the conference for AI-driven software development and engineering, run by devmio as part of AI Native Week. Our talk is on Wednesday 18 November at 16:15, and we’re on the expo floor for both conference days.
VibeKode Berlin 2026
Venue
Maritim ProArte Hotel, Friedrichstraße 151, 10117 Berlin
Our talk
Wednesday 18 November, 16:15 to 17:00
Find us on the expo floor
Wednesday 18 and Thursday 19 November
Tracks: AI coding · agentic development · AI-native teams · AI-driven software delivery
The week
Where to find us
VibeKode runs for five days. The conference and the expo are the middle two, and that is where we’ll be.
Mon 16 Nov
Bootcamp day
The pre-conference bootcamp.
Tue 17 Nov
Workshop day
Full-day workshops before the main program opens.
Wed 18 Nov
Conference and expo
Day one of the main program. We’re on the floor, and our talk is at 16:15.
Thu 19 Nov
Conference and expo
Day two, and the last day of the expo. We’re on the floor.
Fri 20 Nov
Workshop day
Full-day workshops to close the week.
Our session
AI ships the code, can you defend it?
Albert Franquesa is speaking on Wednesday 18 November, 16:15 to 17:00, on the first day of the main conference. Come to the talk, then find us on the expo floor to see it running on your own code.
The subject is the one we’ve been working on all year: an AI code reviewer gives a different answer every time you ask it the same question, and Norma gives the same verdict for the same code, with a record of it. That difference is what turns a check into something you can gate on.
VibeKode Berlin
18–19 NOV
Norma
by Quality Clouds
TALK · WED 18 NOV · 16:15–17:00
AI ships the code, can you defend it?
Albert Franquesa
BOOTH
Expo floor, 18–19 Nov
VENUE
Maritim ProArte Hotel
At the stand
What we’ll show you
Inside the agent loop
Norma’s MCP server runs over OAuth in Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Windsurf, Replit, or anything else that speaks MCP. The agent checks its own work against your rules before you read the diff.
Across the whole repository
The GitHub App reviews pull requests and posts what it finds as a review comment, so code that never went near an agent gets the same treatment.
The record
Every check and every finding is stored, including which client made the request. That is what answers who checked this, when, and what they did about it.
Last stop
We ran this in Barcelona in September
80 minutes, six tasks, and a room that went from a prompt with no context to an agent checking its own work. The repository is public and the write-up has the photos.
Come and find us in Berlin
Catch our talk on Wednesday at 16:15, and find us on the expo floor on 18 and 19 November. Bring a repository and a rule you care about, and we’ll run the check in front of you.