FDE Amsterdam 1: Making Real Browser Workflows Agent-Ready

A free evening for forward deployed engineers in Amsterdam, and for anyone who ships software inside a customer's systems.
Request your seat on Luma (20 seats, hosts approve sign-ups):

Luma FDE Amsterdam

THE TOPIC

Most of the workflows FDEs automate run in a browser, on web apps nobody on the team owns. This evening is about what it takes to make those workflows hold up once agents run them:
Reliable: runs the same way on the hundredth try as on the first, on pages that change.
Reusable: built once, then handed to the next customer instead of rebuilt from scratch.
Agent-ready: structured so an agent can act on it, with a human able to step in.

THE EVENING

18:00 Doors & food: arrive for food and a first drink.
Speaker session: a practical session on making browser workflows reliable, reusable and ready for agents.
The talk will be led by a Principal Forward Deployed AI Engineer at Microsoft.
Open Q&A: bring the workflow that broke at a customer and ask about it in the room.
Team FDE quiz: a short quiz in small teams on the work of a forward deployed engineer.
Networking: drinks with people across engineering, AI, implementation and customer delivery, until 21:30.

WHO IT'S FOR

Forward deployed engineers
Solutions architects and solutions engineers
Software engineers in AI, automation or platforms
Technical founders
Customer-facing technical practitioners
People considering a move into an FDE role
Anyone moving AI agents from demos into real workflows

SEATS

30 seats, free. Hosts approve sign-ups so the room stays practitioner-heavy. An RSVP here doesn't confirm your seat; please also request it on
[Luma FDE Amsterdam](Luma: https://luma.com/bnxfw9xb?utmsource=meetup)

WHERE
Brouwerij Troost De Pijp, Cornelis Troostplein 21, 1072 JJ Amsterdam
Hosted by Ajoy and Salome from Webfuse.

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