Bluebox at WeAreDevelopers North America 2026

Come meet the Bluebox team, along with 10,000+ other developers, at WeAreDevelopers North America in San Jose this week. September 24th to 25th at the McEnery Convention Center. It is the first World Congress to land outside Europe. We'll be at our booth for both expo days, Thursday and Friday, and will be running a workshop.

Find us at booth 337

We are sharing the Dynatrace booth, number 337 in Exhibit Hall 1, wedged between AWS and GitHub. Hard to miss.

We will have a hands-on workspace with six stations set up, so bring your laptop, plug in your own repo, and see what Bluebox turns up. Not a canned demo on our hardware with our data. Your code, your services, your mess. We are aiming to get you looking at your own data inside ten minutes.

Not quite ready to hand your repo over to strangers in a convention center? Completely fair. Come by anyway and we will walk you through a short demo built around whatever you actually work on. There is also swag.

Workshop: Your Agent Shipped the Fix. Did It Work?

Friday, September 25th, 10:00 to 12:00, Stage 8. Eighty seats, and you can register through the WeAreDevs app. We would love to have you.

Two hours, hands-on, in two halves.

First half is guided. You get your own copy of a pre-instrumented app running in GitHub Codespaces, with live traffic and some genuinely broken things inside it. You wire up Bluebox, investigate, let your coding agent apply the fix, deploy, then ask Bluebox whether it actually worked.

Second half is your own code. Connect your repository, instrument it, investigate. If instrumentation does not cooperate, there is a codebase-only path that still surfaces the biggest findings in the repo.
Most of the session goes on that last question: did it work. Detection is the part everyone demos. Whether the thing your agent shipped at 2am actually made production better is the part nobody does, and it is the part that starts to matter once you are shipping faster than you can read.

What to bring:

• A laptop
• A GitHub account
• A repository where you can install a GitHub app, a side project is perfect

Run by Johannes Vollert and Rob Vollum.

For the keeners

If you're the sort of person who does the pre-reading, sign up at bluebox.ai, install the GitHub app and connect a repo before Friday. Free to start. You'll spend the session on the interesting part instead of on setup, and you'll walk in with findings already waiting for you.

None of this is required ahead of time. The workshop works fine if you turn up cold.

See you in San Jose. Booth 337.