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LangChain Boston Meetup: Building and Getting Agents Into Production
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LangChain Boston Meetup: Building and Getting Agents Into Production

Thursday 12 November 2026, 18:00

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Join the LangChain team in Boston (Harvard Square) for an evening of three talks on what it takes to move from prototype to production. You’ll hear from Mason Daugherty on the OSS team, and from Eugene Liu and Michael Dik on our Deployed Engineering team, who work with teams on getting agents into production.🎤 Talk 1: From Prototype to Production: The architectural foundation of production agents with Michael Explore the common themes and challenges when moving AI agents from prototype to production. Learn how to navigate critical considerations like identity, guardrails, evaluations, tool access, and memory to build reliable, secure, and scalable agents.🎤 Talk 2: Building a Coding Agent Your Team Owns with MasonOff-the-shelf coding agents are a black box. Mason shares what his team learned building Open SWE, an open-source, asynchronous coding agent: sandboxing, giving the agent the right context, triggering it from channels, and keeping humans in the loop. He'll also cover what broke along the way, and how owning the stack lets you shape the agent around how your team works.🎤 Talk 3: Making Agent Memory Grounded, Traceable, and Useful with EugeneAgents can retrieve facts, but answering complex questions across disconnected sources means remembering how sources connect—and showing the evidence behind what they say. This talk explores how compiled wikis and evidence graphs make agent memory more grounded, traceable, and useful, and when that investment pays off. ⁠Agenda ⏰​6:00 PM: Welcome + Refreshments6:30 PM:  Presentation with Michael - From Prototype to Production: The architectural foundation of production agents6:45 PM: Presentation with Mason - Building a Coding Agent Your Team Owns7:00 PM: Q&A 7:20 PM: Presentation with Eugene - Making Agent Memory Grounded, Traceable, and Useful7:15 PM: Q&A 7:30 PM: Networking8:30 PM: Event Ends

Event info:​🎤 Please note this event is fully in-person and will not be live-streamed or recorded.📍 Location: Harvard Square — Address provided upon approval.​🎟️ We can only admit guests with approved registrations.About the host:LangChain enables every company to own their intelligence. LangChain's open, model-agnostic harnesses give teams choice and control over how they build their agent architecture. LangSmith brings testing, deployment, and monitoring together so teams can continuously improve their agents, compound intelligence, and govern them at scale. More than 7,000 customers, including Nvidia, Bridgewater, LinkedIn, Workday, Harvey, and Rippling trust LangSmith to improve their agents across the Agent Development Lifecycle. Learn more: www.langchain.com

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