2026-06-18 –, D105 (capacity 300)
As open-source projects grow, governance becomes a bottleneck. Tracking enhancement proposals across repositories, enforcing deadlines, ensuring process compliance - these don't scale with volunteer maintainers.
Enter the VEP Police Agent - an AI agent built with LangGraph, MCP, and LLMs for KubeVirt, a CNCF project for running VMs on Kubernetes. It autonomously monitors the enhancement proposal lifecycle: discovering proposals across GitHub, tracking compliance in parallel, performing cross-domain risk analysis, and delivering prioritized alerts via Slack and email.
We'll dive into the architecture: a LangGraph state machine with parallel nodes, a two-tier LLM strategy (fast models for MCP tool-calling, powerful models for reasoning), and phase-aware analysis that keeps alerts context-sensitive. A live demo will show the agent catching real governance issues in real time.
While built for KubeVirt, the patterns apply to any project facing governance growing pains.
Principle software engineer working for Red Hat.
Kubevirt maintainer.
Kubernetes developer. Lead swap memory development.
For more info: https://www.linkedin.com/in/itamar-holder-39095b108/