Tech Events at Baseline, Dublin

AI Tinkerers Dublin returns for a code-first demo night built for people actively shipping with LLMs, agents and generative AI. Expect five-minute lightning demos of real, in-progress systems — architecture choices, orchestration patterns, evaluation harnesses and the failure modes builders actually hit — followed by hands-on, no-pitch networking and ad-hoc Science Fair demos. Marquee sponsor is Kiro (AWS's agentic development environment), with Baseline hosting the venue. Attendance is screened and capped at 150 to keep the room full of practitioners; bring a laptop if you want to walk peers through your stack. One of the strongest recurring rooms in Dublin for engineers, researchers and technical founders working on production AI.

with Tashfeen Ahmed (Senior Product Designer, Microsoft) · Shiv Rajappa (Product Manager, Mastercard) · Paula Ribeiro (Senior Software Engineer / Tech Lead, Toast)

AI Tinkerers Dublin returns with a screened, demos-first builder night sponsored by Toast — no pitch decks, just technical show-and-tell on generative AI and agentic workflows. Five-minute deep dives are followed by a hands-on "science fair" for walking through code and getting live feedback. Confirmed demos include Tashfeen Ahmed (Microsoft) on building a free-LLM API, Shiv Rajappa (Mastercard) on Compountier, and Paula Ribeiro (Toast) on a marketing agent. Attendance is screened and capped at 150 — one of the highest-signal AI rooms in Dublin.

with Philip Brennan (Speaker, OneView)

At the start of the year this community predicted 2026 would be the year AI adoption moved from the individual task level to the organisational process level — and that engineers would shift from running agents sequentially to running agent fleets in parallel. This mid-year checkpoint revisits that call with the people actually doing it. Philip Brennan of OneView walks through his company's journey to becoming an Augmented Software Engineering Organisation: what changed in the tooling, what changed in the process, and what turned out to be harder than expected. Hosted at Baseline on Thomas Street, with AbbeyCapital sponsoring. Worth your time if you are an engineering leader trying to work out what 'AI-native delivery' means beyond the demos.

Part three of the OpenClaw series. Focus shifts to application: taking what you've built and pointing it at real work — connecting to actual data sources, delegating multi-step workflows, handling edge cases in production.

Day two of the OpenClaw series. Going deeper: memory that actually works, tools your agent uses reliably, and patterns that make an agent genuinely useful — not just responsive. A full-day hands-on workshop for builders.

Build your first AI agent at this hands-on day in Dublin, part of Vercel's global Zero to Agent build week. Give(a)Go is hosting a beginner-friendly session at Baseline on Thomas Street — no prior agent experience required. Ship a real AI agent with v0 and Vercel, and enter a global build competition with up to $3,000 in Vercel credits.

A half-day gathering for women building in tech, hosted by Give(a)Go at Baseline in Dublin 8. Women Who Build is built around peer connection over panels — expect conversations with founders and builders who are deep in the work, not just talking about it. On the waitlist, which tells you everything about the demand signal.