Java and Gen AI: JVM Agents With Embabel by Rod Johnson (Spring creator)


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Hi Everyone,
Java and Gen AI: JVM Agents With Embabel
Since the emergence of Gen AI, it's become obvious that agents will be a big part of our future as both technologists and citizens. Building predictable, safe, manageable, testable agents that integrate with existing enterprise systems is critically important to us all.
In this session, Rod Johnson will show how JVM developers can be central to unlocking the business value of agentic AI, using the Embabel agent framework (https://github.com/embabel/embabel-agent).
Embabel is an innovative framework for Java and Kotlin developers, seamlessly integrated with Spring. Built in Kotlin, it aims not to play catchup with Python frameworks like Crew AI, but to leapfrog them to be the best agent framework, period.
Embabel innovates in several ways. It introduces a planning step that maximizes autonomy while maintaining determinism and safety. It is type safe, ensuring excellent toolability and avoiding errors in prompts. It enables developers to use a rich domain model, defining not just types but behavior exposed to user code and to LLMs as tools.
This will be a hands on talk. Rod will show the power of agents built on Embabel and how Java and Kotlin developers (especially if they know Spring) can start building agents immediately, using their existing skill set and established best practices.
About the Speaker
Rod Johnson is a developer, author, entrepreneur and advisor. He is the creator of the Spring Framework and Embabel agent framework, and has spoken at conferences worldwide.
Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/johnsonroda/
Find us
The meetup will be hosted at Red Hat's Melbourne office:
Level 23, 120 Collins Street
Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia
Sponsors
A massive thanks to Red Hat for sponsoring the Food and Drinks, as well as the location for the event.
A big thanks to Circuit recruitment for their constant support.
See all sponsors: https://melbjvm.com/sponsors

Java and Gen AI: JVM Agents With Embabel by Rod Johnson (Spring creator)