Non-Determinism
Agentic AI doesn't conform to software reliability. Embrace unpredictability as a feature, not a flaw.

The Engineering Discipline Behind Agentic AI
Learn how teams build and operate agentic systems with robust context engineering, harnesses, evals, orchestration, memory, and guardrails.
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Agent Engineering is the discipline of designing, evaluating, and orchestrating non-deterministic AI systems using explicit specification, feedback loops, and operational guardrails.
AgentEng (Agent Engineering Conference) is the first conference dedicated solely to the engineering disciplines behind Agentic AI, from intelligent specification and strategic orchestration to evaluation, memory, and context.
We focus on what actually works in production. Real constraints. Real tradeoffs. Real systems.
We bring together practitioners building production-grade agentic systems to define how AI agents are designed, operated, orchestrated and scaled.
AI system engineering keeps specializing in production. In practice, these disciplines converge in one place: Agent Engineering.
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Context, evals, memory, harnesses, skills, guardrails, and orchestration converge in production systems engineering.
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Agent Engineering
Production agentic systems require more than prompt engineering. They depend on context, harnesses, evals, memory, skills, and guardrails working together as one engineering discipline.

Join us in the heart of London for the first conference dedicated solely to engineering agentic AI systems.
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Models don't read minds. Agent engineering is the discipline of specifying, designing, building, and orchestrating intelligent systems.
Building Agentic AI for production is fundamentally different from traditional software. Every input is an edge case. As foundation models become more capable and increasingly commoditized, the real differentiator shifts to Agent Engineering, the discipline of designing, operating, and orchestrating non-deterministic Agentic AI systems reliably.
Agentic AI emerges when engineering decisions around context, memory, evaluation, orchestration, and tooling and infrastructure are intentionally designed as a modular, future-proof system.
Intelligent specification, human-in-the-loop oversight, and strategic orchestration are foundational.
AgentEng exists to define, share, and advance the engineering behind Agentic AI.
Agentic AI doesn't conform to software reliability. Embrace unpredictability as a feature, not a flaw.
Models won't read minds. Clear specs are foundational. Better planning yields better agents.
Users can ask anything. Traditional testing fails. Ship to learn, not to be perfect.
Allocating compute, liquidity, and human review efficiently is critical. Manage resources at scale.
Engineering the transition from writing code to architecting agentic reviewers. Focus on validation loops and automated PR gates.
Agents must communicate intelligently. Parallel and sequential workflows prevent conflicts and overlap.
These engineering disciplines form the backbone of production-grade Agentic AI systems.
How agents write, modify, and reason over code. Explores autonomous coding systems, IDE-native agents, and agent-driven refactoring workflows.
How we measure agent behavior in non-deterministic systems. Covers evaluation frameworks, behavioral testing, and reliability guardrails.
How agents store, retrieve, and evolve state over time. Covers short-term vs long-term memory, retrieval strategies, and personalization.
The art and science of shaping what an agent sees at runtime. Includes MCP (Model Context Protocol), context construction, compression, and grounding techniques.
Defines the execution environment around an agent. Wires models to tools, policies, sandboxes, and execution constraints.
Focuses on collaboration between agents. Covers communication protocols, task decomposition, and coordination strategies.
These sessions go deeper into emerging and forward-looking areas of Agent Engineering.
Automatically Optimze agents across all layers prompts, RAG,Protocols, memory and context.
Designing machine-readable interfaces, environments, and feedback loops that shape Agent Experience.
How software development evolves as agents become first-class contributors to the SDLC.
Defining the business models for Agentic AI. Does SaaS still work or FDE is the only way going forward? Explore & Share Business Models
From frameworks and infrastructure to models, tools, and platforms.
This is a technical conference for people who ship agent systems. Expect architecture, debugging, evaluations, infra trade-offs, and production reliability conversations.
Hands-on engineers designing runtimes, tool chains, eval harnesses, and on-call operations for agents.
Shipping model integration, inference pipelines, eval workflows, and guardrails in production systems.
Building frameworks, SDKs, orchestration layers, observability, and deployment infrastructure for agent systems.
Owning API-level product surfaces, eval targets, and agent behavior quality across releases.
Leading technical teams building agent-native products or internal automation platforms.
Driving applied research in multi-agent architectures, reliability, and evaluation methodology.
We invite agent builders, researchers, operators, and practitioners building production-grade agentic systems. We also welcome technically savvy and passionate speakers who want to demo live, run real systems, and share debugging insights with the audience. This format is encouraged for speaker impact, not mandatory.
Call for Speakers is open.
We encourage each talk to use two slides: opening context and closing takeaways. The rest can focus on the system itself.
Sessions can prioritize terminals, IDEs, logs, dashboards, traces, and live workflows over slide decks.
Encouraged guideline, not an enforced rule.
Speakers are encouraged to demonstrate real systems, architecture, traces, evaluation pipelines, or workflows. Live coding is welcome, not mandatory.
Encouraged guideline, not an enforced rule.
Where possible, talks can reference real system metrics, including latency, reliability, cost, and evaluation behavior.
Encouraged guideline, not an enforced rule.
Agentic systems are non-deterministic. If something fails during a demo, we treat it as engineering signal and discuss what broke.
We encourage a short backup recording so sessions can continue smoothly if live infrastructure fails.
Encouraged guideline, not an enforced rule.
Submissions are reviewed lightly by practitioners for clarity and fit. No pressure; CFP stays open and friendly.
Encouraged guideline, not an enforced rule.
Talks should teach engineers how systems are built and operated in practice. Product marketing content is discouraged.
Encouraged guideline, not an enforced rule.
Bring a production story, a demo plan, and the engineering lessons behind it.
Apply to Speak[Demo-First Format]No marketing fluff. Real constraints, real trade-offs, real systems.
We encourage two anchor slides and hands-on demos for most of the talk.
Live demo failures are expected and discussed openly, with backup clips when helpful.
The CFP is open and lightweight, with a clear preference for practical engineering depth.
Back the engineers building and operating production-grade AI agents.
A curated technical audience with demo-first programming and live system walkthroughs.
Call for Sponsorships is open.
1 position available · By invitation
4 spots available
4 spots available
1 Platinum position is available by invitation. Gold and Silver tiers are open.
2,000+
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Whether you want to speak, sponsor, or just say hello, we'd love to hear from you.
Calls for Speakers and Sponsorships are open.
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Agent Engineering surfaced independently across practitioner communities, platforms, and research.
AgentEng brings these conversations together, focused on practice over promotion.
Watch our agent swarm coordinate in real-time to create the most technically rigorous Agentic AI conference.
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Production patterns. Real failures. No marketing talks. Engineers only.
London Agentic AI Meetup is our original base. Luma is now our event home. AgentEng is built on proven technical demand.
Recent turnout highlights include DeepMind (1,900/110), Databricks (150+), Tessl (180+), and the inaugural meetup (150+).
// program leadership
Led by the founder and shaped with community contributors, speakers, and collaborators.
Ex-Apple Engineer (6 years) · Founder, Superagentic AI · Organizer, London Agentic AI
Everything you need to know about the Agent Engineering Conference
Reach a highly technical practitioner community actively shipping production agent systems. Connect with decision-makers and senior builders.