Ship what’s next
Palace of Fine ArtsSan Francisco
October 15October 152D.08H.21M.58s
Featured speakers

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Featured sessions
Build an Agent with Eve: The Open Agent Framework
Eve is Vercel's framework for durable backend agents, and it starts with a directory. In this hands-on session, you'll go from empty folder to running agent in under an hour: filesystem-first authoring, the channel/harness/workflow runtime, and shipping agents that survive restarts. No experience required.

Andrew Barba, Vercel
What's next for Cursor: shipping agents in the cloud with Vercel
Lots of things are changing, but much is staying the same. Join this workshop for a sneak peek into the future of Cursor and a look at how we build at SpaceXSI.
Matt will walk through three things he's shipped with Cursor Cloud Agents and Projects. He'll talk about what made them possible and, more importantly, show you the principles he used, so you can do the same.
Finally, he'll answer the question he gets every day: "should I use Grok Bot as an engineer?"
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Matt Palmer, SpaceXSI
Building in an AI-First World: The Agentic Shift on AWS + Vercel
How do you build in an AI-first world? Learn the agentic patterns shipping to production across hundreds of engineering teams, from self-correcting agents to multi-agent orchestration, built on AWS and Vercel. See how Vercel's BYOC on AWS delivers platform speed with full VPC control.

Olawale Oladehin, AWS
Inside Notion's Agentic Platform, Built on Vercel
See how Notion uses Vercel's primitives to build a platform designed for both developers and AI agents.

Emma Guo, Notion
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