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Conversations in the AI Era: Manchester Meetup Recap
Twilio and Ciptex hosted the Conversations in the AI Era meetup in Manchester on September 3rd, 2026, drawing developers, tech leads, and founders from the local scene. Darragh O’Connor demonstrated using a SIP trunk to connect callers directly into a livestream, emphasizing solving the problem with the simplest tool. Matthew Duggan of Ciptex presented an architecture where AI and human agents share conversation state and tools, treating handoff as a change of ownership rather than a recovery path. Paul D’Ambra of PostHog discussed how cheap code generation made reviewing code the bottleneck, leading them to build AI review agents that substantially dropped their revert rate. The next meetup is scheduled for November 4th, 2026.

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Twilio
Conversations in the AI Era: Manchester Meetup Recap
Twilio and Ciptex hosted the Conversations in the AI Era meetup in Manchester on September 3rd, 2026, drawing developers, tech leads, and founders from the local scene. Darragh O’Connor demonstrated using a SIP trunk to connect callers directly into a livestream, emphasizing solving the problem with the simplest tool. Matthew Duggan of Ciptex presented an architecture where AI and human agents share conversation state and tools, treating handoff as a change of ownership rather than a recovery path. Paul D’Ambra of PostHog discussed how cheap code generation made reviewing code the bottleneck, leading them to build AI review agents that substantially dropped their revert rate. The next meetup is scheduled for November 4th, 2026.

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