
DevRelCon New York 2026: Building for humans, agents, and the next billion builders
DevRelCon New York 2026 made one thing clear: Developer Relations is not disappearing, but its audience, interfaces, and measures of success are changing.
Developer Advocate · Open Source · Engineering
I'm a Developer Advocate with over 6 years of experience across developer experience & technical community building. I work at the intersection of platform tooling, payments integrations, & documentation, helping engineering teams improve integration quality & reduce time to value for developers.
My current work focuses on preparing developer platforms for AI-assisted development, including agent-ready documentation, and better developer workflows for enterprise integrations.


DevRelCon New York 2026 made one thing clear: Developer Relations is not disappearing, but its audience, interfaces, and measures of success are changing.

Standout sessions, practical AI and storytelling lessons, and meaningful DevRel community connections from DevRelCon New York 2025.
How to turn human-first documentation into structured Markdown infrastructure that gives AI agents useful context with less traversal overhead.
A practical framework for reducing duplicated internal work through maintainership, contribution flows, governance, and measurable developer experience.