An overview of agentic AI and how to build agentic apps using the LlamaIndex framework. Covers core design patterns such as event-driven workflows, routing, parallelization, orchestrator–worker setups, and evaluator–optimizer loops, and discusses multi-agent systems. The session will explore MCP servers and tools for providing live context to agents, and uses the open-source LlamaIndex Python framework with models from OpenAI and Anthropic.

An overview of agentic AI concepts, focusing on how to build agentic apps with LlamaIndex. We'll cover core design patterns such as event-driven workflows, routing, parallelization, orchestrator–worker setups, and evaluator–optimizer loops, and show how to bring them to life in the LlamaIndex framework. The session also explores how these pieces fit into multi-agent systems, with a focus on MCP servers and tools that provide live context to agents. By the end, you'll learn to build agents using LlamaIndex, compose multi-agent systems, design reusable tools for agents, and give agents real-time knowledge. The talk uses the LlamaIndex Python framework and models from OpenAI and Anthropic.

An in-depth look at agentic AI — how to build agent-driven applications using the LlamaIndex framework. We’ll cover core design patterns such as event-driven workflows, routing, parallelization, orchestrator–worker setups, and evaluator–optimizer loops, and show how to implement them in LlamaIndex. The talk also explores how these pieces fit together into multi-agent systems, and how MCP servers and tools help agents obtain live context to hit their goals. By the end, you’ll learn to build agents with LlamaIndex, compose multi-agent systems, design reusable tools for agents, and give your agents real-time knowledge. The session uses the open-source LlamaIndex framework in Python and models from providers like OpenAI and Anthropic.

In this talk we will have a look at Haystack, an open source LLM framework, and how we can use it to create custom, private search systems on our own data. We will look at how we can build retrieval augmented generative pipelines for our Notion pages, and how Haystack can help you create custom tooling for larger NLP applications.

In this talk we will have a look at Haystack, an open source LLM framework, and how we can use it to create custom, private search systems on our own data. We will look at how we can build retrieval augmented generative pipelines for our Notion pages, and how Haystack can help you create custom tooling for larger NLP applications.