AI Agents 2.0 MultiOn & AgentOps Hackathon: Sat. am intro livestream

Introduction

Welcome and Introduction

Live Stream Kick-Off:

Hello everyone! Welcome to our highly anticipated event! We've worked relentlessly to bring this amazing hackathon to fruition, and we're thrilled to have you here. To sweeten the deal, we have over 20 fantastic prizes for you, including some standout items like an amazing scooter, a private dinner with Alex from Agent Ops, an opportunity to record on my radio show, and a Thean rabbit R1, among others. Additionally, we'll be offering 10,000 in credits, ensuring that today's event will be nothing short of exciting and rewarding!

About the Organizer:

My name is [Name], and I bring 15 years of experience as a software engineer leading engineering teams in the Bay Area. My journey has seen roles like aiding New Relic's IPO and scaling MindBody's team from 7 to 50 engineers. This experience has made me a staunch advocate for diversity in tech. My latest undertakings include starting a nonprofit, Women Founders Bay, and being a general partner at Progressive Ventures, dedicated to fostering women and AI B2B startups.

Acknowledgements

We could not have made this possible without our amazing sponsors: AWS, Agent Ops, Gro, Wordware, Anon, Arise, Michelle, Alicia, and all the dedicated volunteers, as well as our hosts, Div from MultiOn and Alex from Agent Ops. A round of applause for their incredible efforts!

Speaker Highlights

Div from MultiOn:

Div from MultiOn showcased the potential of AI agents as the future of digital interaction. MultiOn aims to revolutionize digital experiences with autonomous AI agents. Div emphasized the need for safe and resilient agent deployment, providing a sneak peek into the functionalities of MultiOn agents and L4/L5 autonomy concepts. An exciting demo involved an agent passing an online driving test - a fun display of AI's capabilities.

Alex from AgentOps:

Alex highlighted how AgentOps provides essential tools for testing, monitoring, and observing AI agents. He discussed the importance of making AI agents faster, cheaper, and more reliable. The demo showcased how a multi-agent framework could write a job posting for AgentOps by integrating different roles like research, writing, and reviewing agents, all instrumented by AgentOps' robust platform.

Jerry from Llama Index:

Jerry introduced the concept of building multi-agent systems as a set of microservices with Llama Index. This approach allows each agent to specialize in tasks, enhancing scalability, reliability, and efficiency. He explained the benefits of breaking complex tasks into manageable units and showcased demos of various agent tasks, facilitating easier integration and monitoring.

Miscellaneous Presentations:

• Jose from Gro discussed the incredible speed and efficiency of Gro's AI models.
• Rob from Wordware shared insights into Wordware's IDE for building the best prompts, emphasizing the importance of a structured approach to AI interaction.
• Daniel from Anon presented Anon's capabilities in handling authentication and session management for various online platforms.
• Lauren from CreAI elaborated on building autonomous workflows with CreAI, demonstrating a recruitment example using the MultiOn tool.
• Mzero showcased their long-term memory solution for agents and offered prizes for innovative integrations.
• Jeremy Nixon from AGI House discussed lessons learned from building reliable agents and encouraged participants to contribute to a collective agent-building playbook.
• Friend introduced their wearable device for transcribing conversations and integrating with AI agents.
• John from Arise explained the importance of tracing and experimenting with AI agents using Arise's tool, Phoenix.

Snack and Networking Break

While you’re enjoying brunch with cant, ham, cheese, salami, and pizza arriving at 2 p.m., take the opportunity to network, share ideas, and get started on building your groundbreaking AI agents.

Closing Notes

The event wraps up with additional insights and a demo from MultiOn’s Agent Builder Tool, showcased by Pav and Alan. They highlighted the experimental feature allowing for more reliable and consistent agent behavior through a simple programming interface.

Happy hacking, everyone!

Keywords

• AI Agents
• MultiOn
• Agent Ops
• Hackathon
• Autonomous AI
• Digital Interaction
• Testing and Monitoring
• Multi-Agent Systems
• Microservices
• IDE for Prompts
• Authentication Management
• Long-Term Memory Solutions
• Real-Time Feedback
• Tracing and Experimentation

FAQ

What is the main goal of the AI Agents 2.0 MultiOn & AgentOps Hackathon?

The hackathon aims to foster innovation and development in the field of AI agents, providing participants with a platform to showcase their capabilities in building autonomous, reliable, and effective AI-driven applications.

Who were the main speakers at the event?

Key speakers included:

• Div from MultiOn
• Alex from Agent Ops
• Jerry from Llama Index
• Jose from Gro
• Rob from Wordware
• Daniel from Anon
• Lauren from CreAI
• Mzero
• Jeremy Nixon from AGI House
• Friend
• John from Arise

What are some potential applications of AI agents discussed during the event?

Applications range from automating browser tasks, conducting research and summarization, authenticated sessions across multiple platforms, recruitment processes, enhancing multi-agent system reliability, long-term memory integration, and more.

How can I access the tools and platforms discussed in the presentations?

Most of the tools and platforms like MultiOn, Agent Ops, Llama Index, Arise’s Phoenix, and others provide documentation and are accessible via their respective websites. Networking with the representatives during the hackathon will also help in gaining access.

What prizes are offered during the hackathon?

Prizes include exclusive items like scooters, private dinners, AI devices, Thean rabbit R1, credits worth thousands of dollars, and many more exciting rewards for outstanding projects exhibited during the hackathon.