AgentEng London Conference 2026
The founding Agent Engineering Conference. One day in London for engineers who design, build, evaluate, and operate production AI agents.

16 October 2026 · Everyman, Canary Wharf
AgentEng London was a one-day technical conference on agent engineering: the practices used to ship reliable agents. It was the first edition of the conference, and it grew out of the London Agentic AI community.
The day was single-track: nine 30-minute technical sessions. Talks covered disciplines such as context, harness, memory, evaluation, inference, protocols, and agentic coding.
The room brought together engineers, researchers, founders, and technical leaders who work on agent systems, or who need to take them from prototype into live use.
Speakers
The lineup was curated by the programme team. Speaking slots were not sold.
Registration
Agent Engineering London took place on Friday 16 October 2026 at Everyman, Canary Wharf. It was fully booked.
Next Community Event
Hosted by London Agentic AI, the UK's biggest Agentic AI community of nearly 5,000 engineers.
Agents in Production at MongoDB
Beyond the prototype: build agents with memory, control, and visibility.
Thursday, 19 November 2026 · 18:00–20:30 GMT
MongoDB UK · 240 Blackfriars Rd, London SE1 8NW, UK (opens in a new tab)
Join London Agentic AI for a technical evening sponsored and hosted by MongoDB, with talks from MongoDB, Google ADK and Cognition. Explore persistent memory, state management, agent runtimes, deployment, observability, security and governance as agents move from prototypes into production.
Speakers & talks
- Adam Wong (opens in a new tab)
Solutions Architect, MongoDB
- Animesh Mishra (opens in a new tab)
Solutions Architect, MongoDB
- Daniela Petruzalek (opens in a new tab)
Senior Developer Relations Engineer, Google
- Harrison Reeves (opens in a new tab)
GTM + Engineering, Cognition
Individual talk titles and abstracts are coming soon.
Agents in Production: Beyond the Prototype
A 20-minute panel discussion and audience Q&A on reliability, memory, orchestration, observability, security and operational control follows the three technical talks.
What you'll learn
- How persistent memory, state and agent runtimes fit into production architectures.
- How to understand and debug agent behaviour through observability.
- Why security, governance and operational controls matter for reliable deployments.
For AI/ML engineers, agent builders, software and platform engineers, architects, engineering managers, CTOs, technical founders and researchers building production agentic systems.
Agenda
- 18:00–18:40Doors open, registration & networking
- 18:40–18:45Welcome from London Agentic AI
- 18:45–19:05Talk 1: MongoDB
- 19:05–19:25Talk 2: Google ADK
- 19:25–19:45Talk 3: Cognition
- 19:45–20:05Panel discussion & audience Q&A
- 20:05 onwardsNetworking
Approval required. Registration is subject to host approval.
Past London Events
Every stop of the London Agentic AI series so far, with full recordings where available.
Agentic AI and Model Context Protocol
No standalone recording. This evening is covered in the 2025 recap below.
Building Reliable AI Agents: From Context to Evals
No standalone recording. This evening is covered in the 2025 recap below.
London Agentic AI: 2025 Recap
Never Miss a London Event
London Agentic AI runs the London event programme, from deep technical meetups to hands-on workshops. Browse events on the website, subscribe to the Luma calendar, or join the Meetup group.
London audience
Who comes to London Agentic AI
Profiled from registrations at our four most recent London events. This is the room the London community brings together.
Where they work
A selection of the organisations represented at recent events.
From Community to Conference
AgentEng grows out of London Agentic AI, the UK's biggest Agentic AI community. Nearly 5,000 builders now connect through its dedicated community site and event programme.
Recent turnout highlights include ACP, Zed, JetBrains (175+), DeepMind (1,900/110), Databricks (150+), Tessl (180+), and the inaugural meetup (150+).
