Conferences, meetups, workshops and hackathons across the Code AI space.

Thursday, 15 October 2026
NachoNacho - The B2B SaaS & AI + Services Marketplace, Revolut Business , Escalon Services , and Bay Angels will host this exclusive TechCrunch Disrupt San Francisco SaaS & AI Founder + Investor rooftop happy hour event. This event will include sponsored drinks and appetizers. This networking event will be exclusively for SaaS/AI: Founders (minimum Seed funded and later) C-Suites Investors/VCs Tech media Your application will be carefully screened. No +1s allowed. Only approved guests will be allowed onto the premises. We regularly host Founder + VC events in NYC, SF, LA, and Austin with an amazing turnout of hundreds of participating investors and Founders. You can see photos from our previous events here to get an idea. We want everyone to have genuine conversations and build real connections here where founders can share their vision, investors can find the next great startup investment opportunity, and media members can get an inside track of the latest deals and tech trends. This is part of our NachoTuesday series, which includes in-person events as well as online thought leadership C-Suite interviews ( https://nachonacho.com/nachotuesday ). A special thanks to our sponsor partners: Revolut Business : The all-in-one business account. Scale – and save – with global payments, multi-currency accounts, and smarter spending. Get started at business.revolut.com/signup?promo=NachoNacho Escalon : Escalon helps growing companies stabilize finance and HR quickly, so leaders can focus on building the business instead of managing operational complexity. We support financial operations, accounting, revenue optimization, HR, recruiting, payroll, and more. Escalon isn’t just an outsourced back-office solution. We’re a strategic growth partner that helps teams scale with confidence. Please reach out to Chris Earley at chris.earley@escalon.services to learn more. Bay Angels : Silicon Valley's second-oldest angel investment network. Since 1997, we've been connecting creativity to capital, bringing visionary founders together with experienced accredited angel investors who provide more than just checks. Through monthly live pitch events, curated deal flow, and hands-on mentorship, Bay Angels gives startups the relationships, expertise, and introductions that turn promising ideas into fundable companies.

Thursday, 22 October 2026
AI agents are only as good as the data they retrieve. In this 30-minute hands-on session, you'll learn how Pinecone's knowledge infrastructure powers accurate, grounded AI applications — from hybrid search to RAG-powered assistants.

Thursday, 12 November 2026
AI agents are only as good as the data they retrieve. In this 30-minute hands-on session, you'll learn how Pinecone's knowledge infrastructure powers accurate, grounded AI applications — from hybrid search to RAG-powered assistants.

Wednesday, 5 August 2026
Most AI agents do not fail because the model is weak. They fail because the context is stale, scattered, slow to retrieve, or forgotten the moment a session ends. Join us for a hands-on Redis Demo Night exploring Redis Iris —Redis’s real-time context engine for building agents that can act on fresh business data, retain useful memory, and respond within a real production latency budget. We’ll go beyond slides and show what it takes to make an agent genuinely context-aware: Fresh, navigable data: turn operational information—customers, orders, tickets, policies—into structured context that agents can discover and use. Memory that compounds: carry important facts, preferences, and decisions across conversations, sessions, and agents. Fast, cost-aware retrieval: use Redis Search and semantic caching to surface the right context quickly and avoid repeating equivalent LLM work. Expect live demos, technical walkthroughs, and an honest discussion of the hard part of agentic AI: not picking a model, but giving it the right information at the right moment. Whether you are building an AI assistant, a support copilot, a workflow agent, or a production RAG system, come see how Redis Iris helps move agents from impressive demos to dependable systems. Who should come: AI engineers, platform teams, founders, data builders, and anyone wrestling with agent memory, retrieval, or real-time context. Redis Iris combines tools for agent memory, governed context retrieval, live data integration, search, and semantic caching into a managed context layer for AI agents Food will be Provided Event Venue is at: Aspire SG-9-Assemble - Event Space (Room 12) (32) AI Tinkerers is a community for people who want to build, test, and learn with AI in the open—founders, engineers, researchers, product builders, and the simply curious. The point is hands-on exploration, honest technical conversation, and meeting others who are making things real. Redis is the company behind Redis, a high-speed in-memory data platform used to make applications feel instant. Developers use it for caching, real-time data, queues and streams, and increasingly for AI use cases such as vector search, retrieval, and maintaining fresh context for agents. It can run as open-source software, through Redis Cloud, or in enterprise environments. Aspire is a Singapore-based business finance platform for modern companies. It brings together multi-currency business accounts, international payments, corporate cards, expense controls, payables, receivables, and accounting integrations—helping startups and SMEs manage company money without stitching together separate tools.

Monday, 3 August 2026
Join us for a meetup in NYC with Palash Shah (Applied AI Engineer at LangChain), and Jeff Barg (Head of AI at Clay), Vyshu Khota (ML Engineer at Clay), and Soroush Khadem (Software Engineer at Clay). First, Palash will break down how he built a self-improving agent at LangChain - LangSmith Engine. He'll dive into how the agent turns production traces into durable memory updates that continuously improve an agent's behavior. Then, Jeff and Vyshu will give us a peek into how Clay built out their agentic eval harness, and more. Agenda ⏰ 6:00 PM: Welcome + Food/Drinks 6:30 PM: Presentation with Palash (LangChain) - How We Built a Self-Improving Agent 6:50 PM: Q&A Session with Palash 7:05 PM: Presentation w i th Jeff and Vyshu (Clay) - Building Agents with Agents at Clay 7:20 PM: Q&A Session with Soroush 7:30 PM: Networking 8:30 PM: Event Ends Event info: 🎤 Please note this event is fully in-person and will not be live-streamed. 📍 Location: Midtown Manhattan — address provided upon approval. 🎟️ We can only admit guests with approved registrations . About the host: LangChain powers the full agent development lifecycle — building, testing, deploying, and monitoring — so AI teams can improve their agents systematically. LangSmith Engine accelerates this cycle, automatically surfacing and fixing issues to improve agents over time. LangSmith is neutral by design, so teams can customize their own stack to optimize on cost and performance as the landscape evolves. More than 7,000 customers, including Nvidia, Bridgewater, LinkedIn, Workday, Harvey, and Rippling trust LangSmith to build and manage their agents. Learn more: www.langchain.com
Friday, 31 July 2026
One Idea. One Laptop. Three Hours. Come as you are, leave with your idea realized. This is: A hands-on AI coding workshop where you bring an idea, and we work directly with you to realize your ambition. A website. A tool. A prototype. An internal workflow. Anything. Regardless of your experience, we will help you whether it is setting a coding environment for the first time, or planning out an advanced workflow. This is not: A lecture, a panel, or a follow-along demo. You will not spend your time watching someone else build. You will directly collaborate with the instructors and the StarOS community. Event Details: Entry is free! Charged laptop AI coding environment (recommended = more project time!)

Thursday, 30 July 2026
Show off your best loop. 5 minutes each to present your best loop and the prompts you use to build things. Top winner wins a GLM key (token-capped) for a month. Hosted by Immersive Commons at Frontier Tower. This event is hosted at the Frontier Tower: We are transforming a 16-floor tower in San Francisco into a self-governed vertical village—a hub for frontier technologies and creative arts. Tier-one labs presenting AI, Ethereum, biotech, neuroscience, longevity, robotics, makerspace, human flourishing, and arts & music. These floors will house innovators and creators pushing the boundaries of human potential in a post-AI-singularity world. Apply here for founding citizenship: https://frontiertower.io/apply Why should I become a citizen? Be part of creating the first self-governed vertical village Connect with the most creative people in the city Get access to all floors, free event space & movement floor Website: https://frontiertower.io/ Need more reading? Visit https://frontiertower.notion.site/

Thursday, 30 July 2026
Join us for a Special Edition of http://scifitechclub.com SciFi Tech Club, a group where we discuss the technology behind our favorite Science Fiction Books and Movies. This talk will feature an in-depth look at BCI (brain computer interfaces) and the science behind it, how close the book is to reality, as well as the themes in the book Nexus. If you have been really interested in BCI, this event is for you! Speakers include: Ramez Naam - the author of Nexus Special Guest TBA (Cofounder of BCI company) The event will be held at the beautiful ".Institute", a members only scientific community and lounge in the Salesforce Tower https://www.theinstitute.com/our-space SciFi Tech Club is a science and frontier technical community run by Premise.

Thursday, 30 July 2026
Save the date: Join us July 30 for a builder-focused LangChain meetup on using Deep Agents to solve complex GTM research workflows. First, Haitham Shahin (Deployed Engineer @ LangChain) will share insights on building agents from the LangChain team. Then, Ron Jones (CEO @ G2X), will walk through how his team is applying specialized Deep Agents to turn fragmented federal procurement data into actionable growth intelligence - from finding and qualifying opportunities to researching agencies, competitors, incumbents, vehicles, and teaming partners, then translating that context into pursuit strategy and proposal materials. Location: Tyson's — venue to be sent to approved participants. About the host: LangChain powers the full agent development lifecycle — building, testing, deploying, and monitoring — so AI teams can improve their agents systematically. LangSmith Engine accelerates this cycle, automatically surfacing and fixing issues to improve agents over time. LangSmith is neutral by design, so teams can customize their own stack to optimize on cost and performance as the landscape evolves. More than 7,000 customers, including Nvidia, Bridgewater, LinkedIn, Workday, Harvey, and Rippling trust LangSmith to build and manage their agents. Learn more: www.langchain.com

Wednesday, 29 July 2026
12 Scrappy Founders - outdoor endurance community for founders and investors in the Bay Area. What is this? Series of go-karting races with curated groups of founders in the Bay Area. Think speed, good people and after-race dinner. Who is it for? Founders raised seed to Series A+, or Founders at 1M+ ARR Where & When? Jul 29 (Wednesday) | 6:30-9:00 PM
Wednesday, 29 July 2026
paper tbd --- we need YOU to volunteer to do rapid-fire recaps and explanations of our remaining papers on the board: https://app.sli.do/event/bNV6mo3BFGhe8Bqzb1tonb/live/questions please sign up in #llm-paper-club in https://www.latent.space/p/community discord recordings at https://www.youtube.com/@LatentSpaceTV

Tuesday, 28 July 2026
Join us for an meetup in San Francisco with Brace Sproul (Head of Applied AI at LangChain), and Jacob Teo (Research & Engineering at Cognition). Most agents fail not because the model is weak, but because it doesn't have the right context. LLM wikis are emerging as a common pattern for solving this: a structured knowledge base an agent can query to understand a codebase, product, or domain. LangChain recently open sourced OpenWiki, a project for building and maintaining your own LLM wiki. This meetup will feature two talks. First, Brace will break down how to actually build these systems, and whether "wiki" is even the right way to think about them. Then, Jacob will share more on Cognition's DeepWiki. We'll cover: What is an LLM wiki? Are LLM wikis the right abstraction for agent context? Are LLM wikis built for agents, for humans, or both? What's the hardest part of actually building one? How does Cognition's DeepWiki actually work? We'll also get into where this pattern is headed and discuss what it takes to keep an LLM wiki useful as a codebase or product evolves. Agenda ⏰ 6:00 PM: Welcome + Food/Drinks 6:30 PM: Presentation with Brace Sproul (LangChain) - LLM Wikis and Giving Your Agents Memory with OpenWiki 6:50 PM: Q&A Session with Brace 7:00 PM: Presentation w i th Jacob Teo (Cognition) - Cognition's DeepWiki 7:15 PM: Q&A Session with Jacob 7:25 PM: Networking 8:30 PM: Event Ends Event info: 🎤 Please note this event is fully in-person and will not be live-streamed. 📍 Location: SOMA — address provided upon approval. 🎟️ We can only admit guests with approved registrations . About the host: LangChain powers the full agent development lifecycle — building, testing, deploying, and monitoring — so AI teams can improve their agents systematically. LangSmith Engine accelerates this cycle, automatically surfacing and fixing issues to improve agents over time. LangSmith is neutral by design, so teams can customize their own stack to optimize on cost and performance as the landscape evolves. More than 7,000 customers, including Nvidia, Bridgewater, LinkedIn, Workday, Harvey, and Rippling trust LangSmith to build and manage their agents. Learn more: www.langchain.com

Tuesday, 28 July 2026
We are doing another meetup and co-hosting it with Concentrate AI ; we will meet downstairs at the back of Primrose Bar. Come hear and discuss with other engineers on how to design and build great agentic systems that do more with less tokens. When: Tuesday, July 28, 5-7pm Where: Primrose NY - 127 W 26th St, New York NY 10001 Agenda: 5:00 - Arrive and networking 5:15 - The Knowledge Harness: Doing More with Fewer Tokens - Jasmeet Gujral, Principal Product Manager 5:45 - The Importance of Model Access: Faster, Cheaper AI - Zach Moskow, Founding Team, Concentrate AI 6:00 - Networking 7:00 - End — Co-Hosted with Concentrate AI — Concentrate AI gives teams one API for every major AI model, with better rates, automatic fallbacks, request logging, spend tracking, usage analytics, and alerts. Companies integrate once with Concentrate instead of onboarding 25+ providers.

Monday, 27 July 2026
Join us for an evening in Boston (Harvard Square) with Sydney Runkle and Mason Daugherty from the OSS team at LangChain. We will feature two talks on what it actually takes to make agents reliable in production. 🎤 Talk 1: The Art of Loop Engineering with Sydney Getting agents to do valuable work reliably takes more than a good model — it requires a carefully designed harness. Sydney will break that harness down into a stack of four loops; she'll also cover where human oversight earns its place in each loop, and how primitives instrument the whole stack. 🎤 Talk 2: Why Open Models Have Crossed a Threshold with Mason Open models like GLM 5.2 and MiniMax M3 now match closed frontier models on core agent tasks — file operations, tool use, and instruction following — at a fraction of the cost and latency. Mason will go over what our evals show and how to start using them in Deep Agents. Agenda ⏰ 6:00 PM: Welcome + Refreshments 6:30 PM: Presentation with Sydney - The Art of Loop Engineering 6:50 PM: Q&A Session with Sydney 7:00 PM: Presentation w i th Mason - Why Open Models Have Crossed a Threshold 7:15 PM: Q&A Session with Mason 7:25 PM: Networking 8:30 PM: Event Ends Event info: 🎤 Please note this event is fully in-person and will not be live-streamed or recorded. 📍 Location: Harvard Square — Address provided upon approval. 🎟️ We can only admit guests with approved registrations . About the host: LangChain powers the full agent development lifecycle — building, testing, deploying, and monitoring — so AI teams can improve their agents systematically. LangSmith Engine accelerates this cycle, automatically surfacing and fixing issues to improve agents over time. LangSmith is neutral by design, so teams can customize their own stack to optimize on cost and performance as the landscape evolves. More than 7,000 customers, including Nvidia, Bridgewater, LinkedIn, Workday, Harvey, and Rippling trust LangSmith to build and manage their agents. Learn more: www.langchain.com

Monday, 27 July 2026 — Thursday, 30 July 2026
The AGI Conference Series is the global pinnacle of AGI research. Held annually for 19 years, the AGI Conference is the longest-running conference series devoted wholly to human-level general intelligence and beyond. The series is built on three pillars: Advancing the theoretical foundations of AGI Bridging isolated research communities around shared goals Addressing the societal and ethical implications of general intelligence AGI-26 brings together the foundational thinkers who shaped artificial general intelligence: the people who gave the field its vocabulary, its core debates, and its most credible paths forward. Some of our past speakers include: Yoshua Bengio, Jürgen Schmidhuber, Peter Norvig, Richard Sutton, François Chollet, Christof Koch, Michael Levin, and many more. This is a gathering of frameworks, hard-won viewpoints, and intellectual force. For one week in July, San Francisco becomes the center of the conversation that matters most for the future of intelligence. This year we’re awarding the Kurzweil Prize (best AGI idea), the AGI Society Prize (measurable progress), Springer’s best paper award, and others - because the best work deserves spotlight. Whether you’re building agents, wrestling with alignment, drawing from biology, or just trying to track how fast the frontier is actually moving, AGI-26 is where those conversations happen in one room. If you care about where this field is really headed, and want to help shape it with rigor and responsibility, this is the week that matters. If you would like to donate in stablecoins you can do so via this link: https://agi-society.org/about-agi-society/ See you in San Francisco (or online) this July. More event & Call for Papers info: agi-conf.org