Tech Events by LangChain

with Harrison Chase (CEO and co-founder, LangChain)

Harrison Chase brings the LangChain community meetup to Amsterdam the night before World Summit AI. If you build agent systems, this is the highest-signal free room of the week — the person who wrote the framework most of them run on, in a meetup rather than a keynote setting. Venue released on registration. Entry conditions: the event has hit capacity and is now waitlist-only. The host will admit ONLY guests holding a confirmed, approved registration — anyone on the waitlist or without a confirmation email will be turned away at the door, so do not travel without one. The organiser says they are looking for larger venues for future editions.

with Harrison Chase (Co-founder & CEO, LangChain)

LangChain co-founder and CEO Harrison Chase comes to Paris for an evening with the local agent-building community, hosted with Pigment. Expect a direct read on where the framework and LangGraph are heading, how teams are structuring agent systems that survive contact with production, and questions taken from the room. Harrison rarely does European dates, and the Paris LangChain community has grown substantially this year. For engineers and technical founders building on LLMs. Free; venue shared with registered attendees.

with Harrison Chase (Co-founder & CEO, LangChain)

Harrison Chase, cofondateur et directeur général de LangChain, vient à Paris passer une soirée avec la communauté locale des concepteurs d'agents, en partenariat avec Pigment. Au programme, une lecture directe des orientations du framework et de LangGraph, la manière dont les équipes structurent des systèmes d'agents capables de résister au passage en production, et un temps de questions ouvert à la salle. Harrison se déplace rarement en Europe, et la communauté LangChain parisienne s'est nettement étoffée cette année. Un rendez-vous destiné aux ingénieurs et aux fondateurs techniques qui construisent sur des modèles de langage. Gratuit ; le lieu est communiqué aux personnes inscrites.