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Since Symposium is in November there is probably a lot of news that should be spread to everyone who could not make it.

I built an agentic delivery flow where agents hold real roles, PM, architect, QA, developer, DevOps, and each stage hands the next a real artifact, not a hopeful prompt. Then I taught it Sitecore. Now it provisions, builds, ships and publishes on its own. This session shows how, and where it still asks me.

What does it take to become a Sitecore MVP? What does the program actually give you? And how can you get more involved in the community? In this session I'll introduce the three MVP categories: Technology, Strategy and Ambassador, and what MVPs get out of the program, from product feedback sessions to the MVP Summit. I'll also show you the path to MVP. You'll learn what counts, how the application works and where a mentor can help. The session is open to everyone: developers, marketers, strategists, current MVPs and anyone thinking about applying. Bring your questions, there's time for Q&A at the end.

We've all been there. You're stuck on an issue for hours, you search, and someone has already written a blog post, recorded a video or answered it on Stack Exchange. That's the Sitecore community at work, and in this session I want to show you how we're all stronger and more successful together. We'll look at where the community lives today. I'll also talk about what AI changes for community content. Then we'll look at the MVP Program: who the MVPs are, what the program offers and how you can become one.