Proud PyOhio 2026 Bronze Sponsor

Six Feet Up is proud to sponsor PyOhio 2026, the free annual Python conference happening July 25–26 in Cleveland.

Now in its 19th year, PyOhio brings together Python users of all experience levels for two days of talks, hallway conversations, and open spaces. Supporting the conference is one way we give back to the Python ecosystem we’ve built our business on for more than 25 years.

See Agentic AI in Action

Six Feet Up CTO and AWS Hero Calvin Hendryx-Parker will present “Oh, You’re Right” Is Not a Review: Orchestrating Agentic AI That Proves What It Checked.

Calvin will demonstrate a clause-level AI contract review built with open source Python tooling and share patterns for structuring specialized agents that route, validate, and escalate findings. The same approach can be applied to engineering workflows such as code review and test planning.

The 30-minute talk will take place Saturday, July 25, at 11:45 a.m. ET in Ballroom C.

Play B0rks

Six Feet Up is also hosting an Open Space to play B0rks, an open source cybersecurity card game built around real attack scenarios.

Players will work in teams to identify threats, debate defenses, and propose credible mitigations across five kill-chain stages. Drawing from MITRE ATT&CK, OWASP, and the Cyber Kill Chain, B0rks turns security concepts into fast, practical team play.

Participants will leave with threat-and-mitigation examples they can use in security discussions, tabletop exercises, onboarding, and engineering decision-making.

Supporting the Python Community

Since 2008, PyOhio has created an inclusive space for Python users to learn from one another and strengthen their craft. Six Feet Up is proud to support that work and help create more opportunities for developers to go together, solve hard problems, and build better software.

Attending PyOhio 2026? Find the Six Feet Up team and say hello. We look forward to connecting with fellow Pythonistas and exploring the ideas shaping the future of the language.

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