GitHub Agents of Camelot: Building and Defending the Cloud Kingdom
Camelot is under pressure. The kingdom must expand, threats are growing, and there is too much work for the court to handle alone. The king therefore calls upon a new order of digital knights: the GitHub Agents of Camelot.
A quest is written, Merlin draws up the plans, and Sir Bicep begins raising a new castle in the cloud. But before the gates can open, every change must pass the Night Watch. Then a secret passage appears in the castle walls. Was it an innocent mistake, a rushed royal command, or an attempt to deceive the kingdom’s defenders?
In this story-driven live demonstration, you will follow a group of specialized GitHub agents as they plan, build, review, and defend Camelot. Along the way, we will explore what agents need to work together successfully, how their roles and boundaries influence their behavior, and why greater autonomy requires stronger safeguards.
The agents may do the work of powerful knights, but the final authority must remain in human hands. In Camelot, an agent may defend the crown, but it can never become the king.
Behind the story, the live demonstrations will feature GitHub Copilot agents, custom agents, Agent Skills, GitHub Agentic Workflows, GitHub Actions, Infrastructure as Code with Bicep, and lot's of other exciting technologies.
About the speaker
Wesley Haakman
Wesley is working as a Principal Azure Architect at Intercept. His day to day activities include designing, implementing and optimizing Azure solutions, focused on Cloud Native (Kubernetes) and platform engineering. When he’s not working on a project, he’s giving a workshop, training or test-driving new Azure features. As a big advocate of Cloud Native, Infrastructure as Code and DevOps you will probably hear him talking about any of these subjects at least a few times a day (or hour). If you want to talk Azure, get in touch!
