About us
Oʻahu A.I. builds practical A.I. tools and workflows for modern builders. We ship MCP-powered plugins and hosted tools, run hands-on workshops, and host events where people in Hawaiʻi can learn what actually works. Expect real demos, hard-won lessons, and a community focused on building useful systems — not hype.
Demos & presentations like :
* Agent orchestration systems
* MCP & Plugin development
* Quantized LLM models on edge
* Automated A.I. Agents
* Chat Bots
* Generative Art engines and workflows
* misc things like prompt patterns, LLM configuration findings, observability, cost controls, big data + A.I, devops + A.I.
* [ Ideas? Let us know : Kevin@Oahu.ai ]
Upcoming events
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Orchestrating the AI Product: Coordinating Data, Agents, and Context Engineering
·OnlineOnlineNote: This is the online companion to the live Hawaii Tech Week event, which you can register for at https://luma.com/s5bzoyjh
Learn to build products with compounding output quality, like www.litscenses.ai . This takes tuned coordination over many complex things (domains):
* knowledge graphs (data engineering)
* agent harnesses (software engineering)
* llm workflows / graphs (prompt engineering)
* prompt workbenches / evals (context engineering)Yet the art of landing the best product interface relies on a boldness to have taste and a willingness to "build the airplane as you fly it".
This is a guide to the art of building the best A.I. products, using the profound inventions that A.I. encompasses:
- vibe coding
- conversational data / heuristics curation
- programmatic decision making
- meaning amplification6 attendees
Hands-on model selection, tradeoffs and evals w/ Miki Hardisty
·OnlineOnlineNote: this is the online companion to the live Hawaii Tech Week presentation, which you can register for at https://luma.com/vetrjhu3
With frontier models leveling up constantly it is important to know that not every workload has to use the latest and greatest most powerful model. Speed/effort/costs are important for production workloads. Prototyping fast? Sure, use Fable. Reliable output is different.
Lets get beyond the hype of the latest model by deliberately incorporating discipline.Presented by Miki Hardisty, the CEO & co-founder of O'lelo Intelligence (olelo-ai.com).
6 attendees
Meet Hawaii's Championship Robotics Teams
Entrepreneurs Sandbox, 643 Ilalo St, Honolulu, HI, USTo work best with HTW 2026, please register on Luma at https://luma.com/evbcep88 .
We are excited to announce that this event will be running during Hawaii Tech Week . Please see https://hawaiitechweek.com and sign up. Mahalo!
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Did you know that Hawai'i has a rich youth robotics scene?
When Hawaiʻi’s robotics teams compete at the world championships, they’re not just building robots—they’re building the skills our islands need. Join us for an afternoon celebrating their achievements and connecting students, job seekers, career-changers, and local companies investing in Hawaiʻi’s tech future. With robot demos!
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Our showcase features local robotics startups, teams from Island Robotics and coaches like Jared Haiola, who has guided dozens of Hale'iwa students to VEX IQ World Championships over the past decade. His students don't just learn robotics—they learn to solve problems with limited resources, collaborate under pressure, and build things that work.
Free Admission For Families & Individuals
Bring your kids. Let them see what's possible when Hawai'i's youth get the right tools and mentorship. Let them talk to the teams. Let them imagine themselves building the technology our islands need.Become a Sponsor Reach out!
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We will be checking registrations at the door. Keiki are welcome and do not need to be registered for the event. Organizers may refuse entry or remove attendees to maintain a safe environment. Mahalo for understanding.
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Past events
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