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Workshops

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Evaluating AI Systems Workshop

With Marina Wyss

AI systems are notoriously hard to evaluate: They’re non-deterministic, quality is often subjective, and a pipeline with multiple steps like retrieval, prompts, and tool calls can fail silently. After coaching hundreds of engineers into AI, the skill I see missing most often is structured evaluation. Teams that are newer to AI tend to rely on spot-checks and vibes, and don’t know there’s a problem until a customer complains or something embarrassing ends up on Twitter. This workshop aims to fix that. We’ll cover evaluation from absolute beginner to production: picking metrics, building your first eval suite, component-level evals for everything from RAG to tool use, using LLMs as judges effectively, and evaluating multi-agent systems in production. You’ll write real evals during the session and leave with systems you can reuse at work and a way to feel confident in what you’re building.

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Ai Dev Craft Bootcamp- One Day, Real Skills

Instructor TBD

Ai Dev Craft Bootcamp is a full-day workshop for professional engineers who’ve dabbled with AI coding tools but haven’t built a real workflow around them. You know software — you’re just new to vibe coding.

We’ll cover the mental model shifts that separate engineers who get dramatic productivity gains from those stuck in half-measures, using tools like Claude, Claude Code, and Cursor in realistic engineering scenarios. We’ll address team contexts — code review, shared codebases, collaborative norms — as well as solo and contractor workflows.

The curriculum is updated close to the conference date to reflect what’s actually leading edge. Come ready to work. Leave with a workflow you can use Monday morning.