The Agent Workshop
A hands-on workshop in AI engineering for your team.
Your engineers learn how agents are built by listening, then writing the code. Agents, agentic workflows, harness engineering and the rest of the moving parts, shaped around what your team is working on.
For one engineering team.
Your engineers leave with the code they wrote.
I explain each moving part and they write it, on content shaped around what they are building. No pre-work for attendees. Remote or on-site.
A 30-minute call
What your team is building, what they already know, and what they need from the workshop.
Shaped around your team
I put the content together for your team and the work in front of them. How long it runs depends on the scope we agree.
The workshop
Remote or on-site. I explain each moving part, and your engineers write the code for it as we go.
Everything in the book is on the table.
The syllabus is the book's chapters. The call decides which ones go in, in what order, and on what your team is building. The usual starting points are marked.
Foundations
Building agents
Production
Who is in the room
One engineering team with basic JavaScript or TypeScript and a basic understanding of large language models. No machine learning background.
Where the wider problem is that most of an organisation never got past asking these tools questions, that's different work: the Power User Gap.
What they leave able to do
They understand how AI agents and agentic workflows are built, and have written the code for the moving parts themselves, on content shaped around the team's work.
This material has been taught in rooms around the world.
Practical AI for Web Developers
My most-run workshop. A room of web developers, most of whom have never called a model API. By the end, each has an AI feature working in a stack they already know.
Sydney, Hanoi, Jakarta, Denpasar, Hong Kong, Tokyo and George Town.
The name is Agent. AI Agent.
The more advanced one, on building AI agents, and just as popular.
Warsaw, Skopje and Rome.
Before you book
- What does the team need to know already?
- Basic web development in JavaScript or TypeScript, and a basic understanding of large language models. No machine learning background.
- What do attendees need to prepare?
- Nothing. There is no pre-work. The call decides what goes in.
- Which model providers does it use?
- OpenAI, Anthropic or Google, whichever your team is building with. The moving parts are the same, and the code is written against your stack rather than a demo one.
- Is it recorded?
- No. The workshop is live, and your engineers leave with the code they wrote.
- What is the teaching like?
- Customised. The curriculum is put together for your team and what they are building after the call. Everything it can draw on is in the free book, AI Engineering for Web Developers, and nothing is gated.
- What does it cost?
- It is quoted against the scope we agree on the call. There are no individual seats and no published prices.
Who you'd be working with
I keep building agents and harnesses to stay sharp on AI engineering, and I write about it in the open. The free book has all of it.
Google Developer Expert in Web Technologies, Agentic AI Foundation ambassador, MBA. 25 years across software engineering, developer relations and technical training, and 146 talks and workshops in 34 countries.
More about meStart with a 30-minute call
Tell me what your team is building and what they need to learn. It's a paid engagement, and I quote once we've agreed the scope.