About us
🤖 🔧 London Agentic AI : The Original Meetup for Agent Builders by Agent Builders
Founded in April 2025, London Agentic AI is the first and original Agentic AI meetup in the UK created by engineers, for engineers.
💎 We are on the Luma as see out London Agentic AI 💎
What We Are About
London Agentic AI is a vibrant community for AI Engineers, Agent Builders, Agent engineers, AI/ML Researchers, Data Scientists, and AI Practitioners and anyone passionate about building intelligent, autonomous agents that drive real-world impact.
We are practitioners and builders AI/ML researchers, agent engineers, coders who actually build autonomous systems and share how they work.
💡Our mission
To explore, learn, and build safe, reliable, and production-grade AI agents that power the next wave of innovation in business and beyond.
🚀 What to Expect:
⚙️ Tech Deep Dives
Get hands-on with the latest and greatest in agent frameworks:
LangGraph, DSPy, CrewAI, AutoGen, OpenAI Agents SDK, Google ADK, and more.
🛠️ Workshops That Build
Roll up your sleeves for live coding sessions, prototyping sprints, and real-world agent deployment labs.
🎙️ Talks & Panels
Hear directly from trailblazers in AI agent research and product. Stay ahead of what’s coming next.
🤝 Community & Collab
Meet other agentic minds, spark ideas, form build squads, and collaborate on side projects or startups.
🧠 Dive Into Next-Gen Agent Techniques:
Agentic RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation)
Multi-Agent Systems (MAS)
Agent Orchestration & Role Design
Planning, Memory, Tool-Use & Autonomy
### What You’ll Get
- Hands‑on workshops & live coding using LangGraph, DSPy, CrewAI, OpenAI Agents SDK, and more
- Agent Clinics: troubleshoot your real-world AI Agents with group input
- Agent in the Wild member demo nights
- Zero‑pitch policy: no recruitment agencies. pure knowledge exchange
- Open source community: full access to GitHub repo and event recordings
🌐 Join Us:
Join us to explore real, production‑grade Agentic AI techniques:
- Multi‑agent orchestration
- RAG-based agent systems
- Autonomous pipeline generation
- AI agent testing frameworks
Come build. share. learn. with the original Agentic AI community in London.
🧠 Let’s make London agentic together.
Code of Conduct
We are committed to creating a safe, welcoming, and inclusive environment for all members. To ensure everyone can learn, share, and collaborate:
Please:
- Be respectful in discussions and interactions.
- Value diverse perspectives and experiences.
- Help create an inclusive and supportive community.
Do not:
- Harass, discriminate, or demean anyone.
- Disrupt events or interfere with others’ participation.
- Share offensive or inappropriate content.
Reporting:
If you experience or witness any misconduct, contact an organiser immediately via Meetup messages or in person. Reports will be treated confidentially.
By participating, you agree to follow this Code of Conduct. Thank you for helping us maintain a positive community!
Upcoming events
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Coding Agents and ACP with JetBrains
Tessl, 210 Pentonville Rd, London N1 9JY, London, GBP.S: Luma Registration is Required for this event.
Theme: Agentic Coding 🤝 ACP (Agent Client Protocol)
💻 Coding Agents and ACP with JetBrains
💎 State of ACP from Jetbrains & Zed Industries
Agent Client Protocol (ACP) and the Future of Interoperable Coding Agents
Coding agents are part of everyday development workflows. Whether you are using an IDE or working in the CLI, coding agents are helping developers write, refactor, test, and debug code. But today’s ecosystem is fragmented, we have so many coding agents Claude Code. Codex, Gemini CLI and many others. Every editor, every tool, and every agent often speaks its own language and has own harness. Not single coding harness will solve you all needs and you should be able to switch or have a choice to use different harnesss
What if you could use any coding agent inside the editor you love?
That is exactly what the Agent Client Protocol (ACP) enables.
ACP is an open protocol that standardizes communication created by Zed Industries, between code editors and coding agents. It works for both local and remote scenarios. Think of it as the LSP for coding agents. Just as the Language Server Protocol unified language tooling across editors, ACP aims to unify how editors interact with intelligent coding agents.
SponsorsBig Thanks to our Sponsor Jetbrains
And thanks to Tessl for hosting the venue.
What You Will LearnIn this session we explore how ACP is shaping the next generation of coding agent interoperability.
• What the Agent Client Protocol is and why it matters
• Current State of ACP and Future
• How ACP standardizes communication between IDEs and coding agents
• How to use ACP inside your favourite IDE
• How to build an ACP client
• Practical considerations for using ACP effectively
• The future of coding agent interoperability
If you are building or using coding agents, this session will give you both conceptual clarity and practical direction.
🎤 Talks
Talk 1: State of ACP and Future (15min)
Speakers:
Sergey Ignatov Director of Engineering, JetBrains
Ben Brandt Zed IndustriesDescription : This talk with In this session Sergey and Ben will introduce ACP and share Future plans of Agent Client Protocol from the company behind the ACP (Zed Industries) and Jetbrains
Talk 2: ACP with Jetbrians( 20 min)
After this Speakers from Jetbrians will shows how you can use ACP within your favourite IDE. Speakers will explain how ACP standardizes communication between editors and coding agents, and how it supports both local and remote workflows. You will get a practical introduction to ACP, supported IDEs and clients, and a clear getting started path for integrating coding agents in your development environment.
Talk 3: ACP Deep Dive (TBC) 15 min
This technical session goes deeper into ACP implementation details. We will explore how to build an ACP client and how to use ACP effectively in real workflows. Expect a more engineering focused discussion on architecture, integration patterns, and practical development considerations.
🎙️ Panel and Q&A 20 min
Topic: Agentic Coding, ACP anf Future
Panelist: Sergey, Ben and TBCWe will close the evening with a focused panel discussion and audience Q&A on coding agents, interoperability, and the future of agent powered development. The questions on the current and future of ACP. Bring your hard questions.
Agenda
6:00 PM – Doors Open
6:00 – 6:40 PM – Welcome and Refreshments
6:40 PM – Opening Remarks and London Agentic AI
6:45 – 7:00 PM – Talk 1: State of ACP and Future
7:00 – 7:20 PM – Talk 2: ACP with Jetbrains
7:20 – 7:35 PM – Talk 3: ACP Deep Dive
7:35 – 7:55 PM – Panel Discussion and Audience Q&A
7:55 – 8:00 PM – Closing Remarks
8:05 – 8:30 PM – Networking and Wrap Up
8:30 PM onwards – Walk to the nearby pub and informal networking
Who Is This For
• Agentic coding builders
• Engineers working with coding agents
• IDE plugin developers
• AI tooling engineers
• Infrastructure and DX builders
• Anyone interested in interoperable agent systems
If you are serious about coding agents and want to understand how interoperability standards like ACP will shape the future of development workflows, this is the meetup for you.
Venue & Important Data Usage Message:
Thanks to Tessl for providing venue for the event.
📍 Tessl
210 Pentonville Rd, London N1 9JY
Tessl Policy:
P.S: Full Name, Email Data Collection and Usage Update:As per Tessl building security, all attendees must provide their first name, last name, and email address. Your email will only be used for event-related purposes. After the event you will be automatically subscribed to event updates from the AI Native Dev Community from Tessl. You can unsubscribe at any time.37 attendees
Past events
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