What happens when your AI agent knows you better than your team does?
November 2, 2026, Munich. Peter Steinberger (OpenClaw Foundation) live at the Drivers & Business Club Germany – an evening for decision-makers, limited seats. Chatham House Rule, no recording, no sales pitch.
November 2, 2026 · Munich · Core programme 5:30 – 7:00 PM · Chatham House Rule, no recording
Secure Your Seat →The Questions That Shape This Evening.
Peter's theses meet the questions decision-makers are asking now. Four tensions for one evening.
My Agent Acts in My Name. Who Verifies That It May?
Emails, approvals, payments, contracts – a Personal Agent works where decisions are made. Then what always counts in business counts here too: identity, authority and a clear audit trail. Those who define what the agent may do, and how that is verified, gain speed and stay in control. This isn't an IT question – it's a leadership task.
Agents Take Over Routine Work. What Does Your Team Do with the Time?
Ticket work, code reviews, documentation – much of this will run automatically soon. Organizations that understand this early put their best people on what agents can't do: judgment, customer relationships, strategic decisions.
Every Department Is Building Its Own Agents. How Do You Turn That Into an Advantage?
When every employee can automate, new innovation pathways emerge across the organization. The question isn't whether this happens – it's how you shape it: clear rules instead of bans, momentum instead of loss of control.
The Technology Is Good Enough. The Bottleneck Is Imagination.
Peter's thesis: the next model won't make the decision easier. The difference between organizations that act now and those that wait isn't the tool – it's what they can imagine.
Why This Evening Matters
Four Perspectives, One Common Thread.
The companies asking the right questions now will define what work looks like in five years.
Imagination is the Bottleneck, Not the Models
Imagination and attention are the only resources you can't buy. Those who direct them, lead.
Access Beats Technology
Agents don't just change what gets built — they change who builds. The next builders aren't in IT. When everyone in the company can build, software competence must become core culture.
Open Source as a Survival Strategy
An agent that knows everything about you can't be a rental. Open Source isn't ideology — it's risk management.
Leadership is the Key Skill
The ability to orchestrate agents and coordinate workflows is not an IT question. You need to see, understand, and explain the big picture.
In His Own Words
Peter Steinberger, unfiltered.
Three lines from his 2026 talks.
The bottleneck is no longer typing. It’s thinking.
April 2026
Chatbots give up. Agents improvise.
April 2026
The models are good enough. Now, everything that we’re limited by is our own imagination.
May 2026
Voices from Practice
Not a Lecture on Theory.
Decision-makers and entrepreneurs show what happens when Personal Agents are no longer a concept, but everyday reality.
Founder of OpenClaw and the OpenClaw Foundation — open-source runtime for Personal Agents. He also works on Personal Agents at OpenAI. Previously founded PSPDFKit, today Nutrient.
Managing Director of GS Consult GmbH. Uses OpenClaw as his own personal agent and shares first-hand what that looks like in day-to-day business – what works, where it gets stuck, and what has changed for his team.
Founder, CEO and CTO of MoreValue GmbH, Munich. MoreValue brings AI into production for European organisations – not pilots – combining strategy, process and software under one roof. Focus areas: regulated industries in the DACH region, cloud architecture, and governed knowledge infrastructure for AI.
Founder of XALT Business Consulting. XALT helps organizations navigate AI transformation — from strategy to implementation. Focus areas: Enterprise AI, process automation, and building internal AI capabilities.
Your hosts
Who’s inviting you?
About XALT
We come from DevOps and the Atlassian world. For years, we’ve built workflows with IT teams that hold up in production. Today we do the same with AI agents – in-house, too: some of the invitations to this evening were sent by Henry, our OpenClaw agent.
Customers we work with
XALT AI Circle
One guest, one evening at the Drivers & Business Club, Chatham House Rule. No recording, no sales pitch.
- #1
Gene Kim
- #2This evening
Peter Steinberger
The Evening at a Glance
Drivers & Business Club Munich · November 2, 2026 · Doors open at 4:30 PM · Core programme 5:30 – 7:00 PM, then dinner & networking
- 16:30 – 17:30
Reception & Networking
- 17:30 – 17:40
Welcome
- 17:40 – 18:30
Fireside Chat
- 18:30 – 19:00
Open Discussion
- 19:00 – 23:00
Dinner & Networking
Location
Drivers & Business Club Munich
An exclusive evening at a venue that matches the caliber of the conversations. The library of the Drivers & Business Club provides the setting for the kind of exchange that doesn't happen in ordinary conference rooms.
- Lilienthalallee 39, 80939 Munich
- Exclusive members-only ambiance
- Keynote, dinner & networking
- 70–80 seats — deliberately limited
How to Get Here
U3 to Olympiazentrum, then 5 minutes on foot towards BMW Welt
Exclusive parking for event attendees directly at the club
Munich Hbf → U3 towards Moosach → Olympiazentrum (approx. 20 min)
MUC → S8 to Marienplatz → U3 to Olympiazentrum (approx. 50 min)
Partners & sponsors
Gets AI into production: understand the organization first, then build the solution – strategy and software from a single source.
Provides development capacity on demand: flexible or long-term programming support when your own team is stretched to the limit.
Guides leaders and teams through the change AI sets off – from leadership and collaboration to labor law and co-determination.
The platform where teams and AI agents work together – Jira, Confluence and Rovo.
Our aviation partner: private jet charter and group logistics with 25 years of experience – runs on OpenClaw itself and flies Peter Steinberger from Vienna to Munich for this evening.
Request Your Invitation
Peter Steinberger is coming to Munich. 70–80 seats, allocated based on availability via the waitlist.
- November 2, 2026, from 4:30 PM
- Drivers & Business Club Munich · 70–80 seats
- Submitting the form is not a binding registration. Filling it out adds you to the waitlist. We allocate seats at random based on capacity.
Questions & Answers
Who is this event for?
For decision-makers — C-level executives, CTOs, VPs, and managing directors who want to understand what Personal Agents concretely mean for their organization, their teams, and their own work. Not a workshop, not a sales pitch — an evening among peers.
What does it cost to attend?
Nothing. Submitting the form is not a binding registration — you'll be added to the waitlist, and seats are allocated based on capacity.
What language will the event be in?
Peter's keynote is in German. Discussion and networking in German and English.
What's the dress code?
Business casual with a collar requirement.
Does the Chatham House Rule apply?
Yes. Content may be used and shared — without attribution to individuals or companies. No livestream, no recording without separate agreement.
What does this have to do with the XALT AI Circle?
This is Event #2 of the XALT AI Circle — a closed circle for decision-makers with roundtables, exclusive insights, and the Chatham House Rule.