feat: add 2026-05-20 virtual webinar event — autonomous software engineering intro

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Summary

Adds a new 1-hour virtual webinar event (events/2026-05-20-virtual-webinar/) — a presentation-format session introducing autonomous software engineering with Devin. This is lighter-weight than the hands-on workshops: it's structured as a talk track with a live walkthrough rather than participant-driven labs.

The event covers:

• The autonomous engineering model (event-driven, large-scale, ongoing O&M)
• Real-world use cases across the SDLC
• Live walkthrough options (gap analysis, security remediation, or migration)
• Adoption considerations and best practices
• Audience adaptation guidance for different stakeholder types

References shared/general-themes/ documents for narrative consistency (those documents are introduced in PR #62).

Review & Testing Checklist for Human

• Verify narrative accuracy — Do the Devin capability descriptions (clean-room execution, MCP, child agents, hibernation/resume, Devin Review) accurately reflect current product state?
• Check general-themes dependency — This event references shared/general-themes/*.md files that only exist in PR feat: content seed — general-themes narrative content for Devin positioning and value #62's content-seed branch. Ensure PR feat: content seed — general-themes narrative content for Devin positioning and value #62 merges first, or remove/adjust the reference links.
• Confirm no customer-identifying content — Host org is *(customer)*, location is generic "Virtual"

Notes

• This is a webinar/presentation format, not a hands-on workshop — intentionally uses "show" language rather than "try" language since attendees are watching, not doing.
• The event is designed as a gateway to hands-on workshops (follow-up options section at the bottom).

Link to Devin session: https://partner-workshops.devinenterprise.com/sessions/bae5c32308f24765b549ec97e4930d7c
Requested by: @bsmitches

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Devin Review found 1 potential issue.

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🟡 All shared/general-themes/ references are broken links to non-existent directory and files

The document references multiple files under shared/general-themes/ (lines 47, 63, 109, 153, 154), but this directory does not exist anywhere in the repository. The shared/ directory only contains facilitator-guide.md, repo-naming-convention.md, and runtime-resources.md. No other event README in the repo references general-themes, so these aren't links that are expected to resolve from another PR. A facilitator following these references will hit dead links.

All broken references

• Line 47: shared/general-themes/when-to-use-devin.md, shared/general-themes/architecture-strengths.md
• Line 63: shared/general-themes/when-to-use-devin.md
• Line 109: shared/general-themes/design-patterns-for-devin.md, shared/general-themes/platform-capabilities.md, shared/general-themes/collaboration-model.md
• Line 153: shared/general-themes/ (directory)
• Line 154: shared/general-themes/value-narratives.md

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Acknowledged — this is an intentional dependency on PR #62 (content-seed branch). The PR description already notes: "References shared/general-themes/ documents for narrative consistency (those documents are introduced in PR #62)." PR #62 should merge first.

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This is an intentional dependency on PR #62 (content-seed branch), which introduces the shared/general-themes/ directory. PR #62 should merge first — this is noted in the PR description under "Check general-themes dependency."