
Agent EngineeringLondon ConferenceThere are many Agent conferences. This one is truly yours.The first ever conference covering every engineering discipline behind AI agents.
Deep technical talks for the people who build and run agent systems.
What is the Agent Engineering Conference?
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Agent Engineering is the discipline of designing, building, evaluating, and operating AI agents. It covers prompt, context, harness, inference, memory, evaluation, and code.
AgentEng London is that discipline as a day. Ten technical sessions, one track, one cinema. Friday 16 October 2026 at Everyman, Canary Wharf.
It is for people who ship agent systems: engineers, researchers, and technical leads who work on the stack behind the model.
Speakers
Here is the full lineup.

Open-source agent tooling
Agent Engineering,
in practice.
AgentEng isn't just a conference. It's open-source agent infrastructure and tooling for agent engineering.
Come for the events, stay to tinker. Play with MCP, CLI, A2A, and ACP agents, learn the infrastructure, and do real agent engineering. We're building AgentEng alongside the events, so you can build along with us.
Find tools for your next build
agenteng tools --discipline memoryExplore the memory tool directory. Try other disciplines such as eval, harness, and inference.
CLI setup and examplesExplore from your terminal
Browse talks, speakers, agendas, and engineering tools. Use JSON output in your own scripts.
Connect your coding agent
Give your agent access to conference context and the tool directory through local or remote MCP.
Build an agent integration
Discover the AgentEng agent and query it through A2A. Reuse the same request contract over HTTP.
Turn ideas into runnable demos
Launch a coding agent with talk or tool context attached, and ask it to build something in your workspace.
Learn the tools. Tinker with the infrastructure. Build something real.
- 1Explore the tools
- 2Connect your agent
- 3Try an idea
- 4Build something real
From Prompt Engineering to Agent Engineering
AI system engineering keeps specializing. In practice, these disciplines converge in one place: Agent Engineering.
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Prompt Engineering
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Context Engineering
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Harness Engineering
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Eval Engineering
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Memory Engineering
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Inference Engineering
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Loop Engineering
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Agentic Engineering
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Code Engineering
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Protocol Engineering
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Graph Engineering
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Search Engineering
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Agent Engineering
Prompts, context, harnesses, evals, memory, inference, loops, protocols, graphs, search, and code converge in systems engineering.
Prompt Engineering
Context Engineering
Harness Engineering
Eval Engineering
Memory Engineering
Inference Engineering
Loop Engineering
Agentic Engineering
Code Engineering
Protocol Engineering
Graph Engineering
Search Engineering
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Agent Engineering
Agentic systems require more than prompts alone. They depend on prompts, context, harnesses, evals, memory, inference, loops, protocols, graphs, search, and code working together as one engineering discipline.
10 talks, one day
Thirty-minute talks on a single track. The running order is set. Each slot names the speaker and the talk.
Three talks, networking break, three talks, lunch, two talks, networking break, two talks, then a short close. Questions from the room are part of every session. The programme closes at 16:30. Informal networking. Details shared on the day.
This is the running order for Friday 16 October 2026.

Everyman, Canary Wharf
A curated room of technical builders met in London on Friday 16 October 2026 for a focused day on engineering agentic AI systems.
Day
Technical Talks
Engineering Themes
The Venue
Everyman Canary Wharf, a boutique cinema at Crossrail Place, London E14 5AR.
The Room
Talks were presented on a cinema screen with 7.1 audio, with premier armchair and sofa seating throughout the auditorium.
Getting There
Crossrail Place sits right above Canary Wharf Elizabeth line station.
Access follows Everyman Canary Wharf. Please check the cinema's accessibility information, or get in touch with the organisers.
Loads from Matterport when you open it.
Full screenEveryman, Canary Wharf → London → 16 October 2026
$ London community
The community behind the conference
Organized by Agent Engineering HQ with London Agentic AI, the UK's biggest Agentic AI community of 5,000+ engineers.
$ London community
The London community behind the conference: engineers, founders and researchers shipping agent systems.
People in this community work at
Who This Conference Is For
This is a technical conference for people who ship agent systems. Expect architecture, debugging, evaluations, infrastructure trade-offs, and reliability conversations.
Agent Engineers & Builders
Hands-on engineers designing runtimes, tool chains, eval harnesses, and on-call operations for agents.
AI / ML Engineers
Shipping model integration, inference pipelines, eval workflows, and guardrails for live agent systems.
Developer Tool & Platform Builders
Building frameworks, SDKs, orchestration layers, observability, and deployment infrastructure for agent systems.
Product Engineers & Technical PMs
Owning API-level product surfaces, eval targets, and agent behavior quality across releases.
Founders & Technical Leaders
Leading technical teams building agent-native products or internal automation platforms.
Researchers & Applied Scientists
Driving applied research in multi-agent architectures, reliability, and evaluation methodology.
Why AgentEng Is Different
A one-day, single-track conference of ten technical sessions, for the people who design, build, and operate agent systems.
Why this one is truly yours
Most agent conferences answer to sponsors. Their programme is shaped by booths, paid talk slots and vendor pressure, with hundreds of people deciding what gets on stage. We don't have any of that. One organiser curated every talk for one reason only: what engineers building agents actually need to hear. Your ticket paid for the day, so the day belongs to you.
Engineering-First
The day is technical talks on systems, architecture, and engineering trade-offs.
Discipline-Led Agenda
The programme is built around the engineering behind agents: context, harness, memory, evals, inference, protocols, and code.
Learning Day, Not a Trade Show
This founder edition did not take a founding or title sponsorship. The day stayed focused on technical talks, with companies helping on food, drinks, and recording in return for a shoutout and community visibility.
Attendee-Led
A room of engineers, researchers, and technical leads working on agent systems.
Program Themes
A curated technical program, built around deep system walkthroughs, practical lessons, and hard engineering trade-offs.
Agent Optimization
Automatically optimize agents across all layers: prompts, RAG, protocols, memory, and context.
Agent Experience (AX)
Designing machine-readable interfaces, environments, and feedback loops that shape Agent Experience.
Agentic Coding
How software development evolves as agents become first-class contributors to the SDLC.
Agentic Business Models
Defining the business models for agentic AI. Does SaaS still work, or is FDE the only way forward? Explore and share business models.
Agent Engineering is an emerging discipline.
A manifesto, a mindset, and a set of engineering themes for practitioners building serious agentic systems.
// organisers
Organised by Superagentic AI
Built on community, shaped with practitioners, speakers, and collaborators.
Superagentic AI
Advancing the Agent Engineering discipline and practice

[ Shashi Jagtap ]
Conference Chair & Curator · Ex-Apple Engineer (6 years) · Organizer, London Agentic AI & Agent Engineering HQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about the Agent Engineering Conference
Let's Connect
Ask us anything about the day, or talk to us about supporting food, drinks, or recording.
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