Private Dinner for Engineers and Product Leaders Building for AI Agents

AI agents are changing what it means for information on the web to be useful. This private dinner brings together a small group of engineers and product leaders working on that problem, with the conversation intentionally limited to roughly a dozen people.

Why this event matters

The web was organized for people clicking links. Agents need different signals: reliable retrieval, structured context, fresh information, and interfaces that can be acted on safely. Those requirements are creating new product and infrastructure questions across search, data, and application design.

What the conversation will cover

• How agents discover and interpret information on the open web
• Retrieval quality, context, freshness, and trust
• Product experiences designed for both humans and automated agents
• Infrastructure tradeoffs when agent behavior depends on external information
• Lessons from technical leaders working near Clay, Hebbia, Kalshi, and Polymarket

Who should attend

The dinner is intended for engineers and product managers actively building in search, retrieval, agent infrastructure, or applications whose value depends on web information. Attendance is curated and the exact venue is shared after approval.

The DevCuration view

The small format is the point. It creates room for implementation detail, unresolved questions, and candid comparisons that rarely surface in a broad panel. Applicants should be ready to discuss what they are actually building and learning.

Event details

• Date: 2026-08-06
• Time: 6:30 PM ET
• Format: In person
• Location: Private location shared with approved guests — New York, NY
• Hosted by: Antonio Mallia
• Registration: Official event page

Registration requirements, capacity, and access details can change. Use the official registration page above for the latest information from the organizer.