San Francisco, CA
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Production Agent Lab - Workshop

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Engineers will test emerging AI-agent infrastructure in four hands-on workshops, building real workflows for live-web research and reliable, observable agent loops, with more sessions to be announced. Workshops will be led by practitioners including Nimble’s Head of FDE and Director of Solution Consulting and Comet’s AI Research Engineer and Developer Advocate.

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The infrastructure behind AI agents is changing quickly. New approaches are emerging faster than most teams can properly test them, making it hard to distinguish actual durable ideas from short-lived abstractions. We're doing a hands-on workshop day to shorten the gap between hearing about a new engineering approach and knowing whether it belongs in your stack. You’ll examine emerging trends to see how they behave in actual systems and develop a clearer sense of what to adapt or ignore. What to Expect Four technical, hands-on workshops Sessions led by teams building AI developer tools Practical demonstrations and real engineering workflows Opportunities to build, test and debug alongside other engineers Live demos to close the day Workshop lineup Build a Competitive Intelligence Agent with Live Web Data With Amaury Desrosiers, Head of FDE and Director of Solution Consulting @ Nimble Learn how to connect your AI agent to the live web using Nimble, then put it to work building a competitive intelligence workflow. We’ll walk through gathering current competitor information and turning it into a clear, sourced briefing. You’ll learn an approach you can adapt to your own research and monitoring use cases. Loop Engineering: Design and Observe the Loops Running Your Agents With Abby Morgan, AI Research Engineer and Developer Advocate @ Comet Move beyond brittle, predefined paths by designing loops that let agents act, inspect results, recover from errors and decide when to stop. You’ll define reliable exit conditions, distinguish recoverable failures from hard blockers and instrument the loop with Opik to trace each iteration and measure whether your changes actually improve performance. More workshops will be announced soon. Agenda 10:00 AM — Doors, coffee and check-in 10:20 AM — Keynote 10:30 AM — Workshop 1 11:30 AM — Workshop 2 12:30 PM — Lunch 1:30 PM — Workshop 3 2:30 PM — Workshop 4 3:30 PM — Demos and closing 4:00 PM — Event ends Note: This event is fully in-person

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Last checked: Oct 13, 2026. Confirm current availability before making plans.

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