here's the very simple argument. If you look at the sub notion of compute over time um you know this could be like R&D um spending on compute this could be experimental comput it could be training compute what you know whatever um that some particular lab is is using goes like this no surprise if you have another chart of like um you know log time horizon let's say this this uh meter measure from the um this figure that many of you would have seen on Twitter over time it looks like um uh you know let let's ...

[music] We're talking today about identity for AI agents and how we authorize uh agents, MCP servers and uh the Um, we launched a new product uh actually this week. So, uh, that made this presentation fun. [laughter] Uh, had a major release just a few days ago um, for several of these features and ging these.Um, um, additionally, I should probably preface by saying a lot of this workshop material has been repurposed and um, our our architect uh, Abbyek, he goes by nicknames Shrek. um kind of prepared a lot ...

I'll introduce myself in in just a moment, but I'd like to get to know a little bit about you. So, you know, you can see that there's there's two brands up on the screen here. There's OpenAI agents SDK in particular, and there's Temporal. I work for Temporal. I'll tell you more about myself in just a second. Um, I'm curious, how many folks are using the OpenAI agents SDK today? Okay, about a quarter of you. um any other um a agentic frameworks? Okay, about the same set of you. So, it's it looks like there's ...

I really do appreciate that you're all here. I'm going to try and make this as painless as possible. We're not going to do an interactive part. We're going to talk through stuff.I'm happy to go off script. I'm happy to take questions if there's stuff we want to explore at any moment in this. My goal is I'd like to share with you a lot of things that I've learned.Um I'm going to try and make them as actionable as possible. So there is real stuff to do here. Um more than we might in like a more high level tal ...

For those of you who haven't heard of us, Kira is an agentic ID. Um, we launched generally available this most recent Monday, I think the 17th, but we launched public preview on, uh, in July, >> uh, I think July 14th. So, out there for a few months getting customer feedback, um, all that good stuff. We're going to talk a little bit about using Spectriven development to sharpen your AI toolbox. I did a show of hands. About a quarter of the people here familiar with Spectrum and Dev. My name is Al Harris. Um, ...

[music] Thanks everybody for uh for joining. I'm here to talk to you today about DSPI. Um, and feel free to jump in with questions or anything throughout the talk.It's, you know, I don't sp I don't plan on spending the full hour and a half or so. I know it's the last session of the day. So, um, keep it casual.Feel free to jump in. I'll start with a little bit of background. Don't want to go through too many slides.I'm technically a consultant, so I have to do some slides, but we will dive into the code for ...

All right. Thank you all for for joining for automating massive refactors with uh with parallel agents. Um super excited to talk to you all today about uh you know what we're doing with open hands to really automate large scale chunks of software engineering work.Lots of uh lots of toil related to tech debt, code maintenance, code modernization. Uh these are tasks that are super automatable. Uh you can throw agents at them, but they tend to be way too big for like you know a single just one shot.So it invol ...

[music] Hey everyone, gonna get started here. Thanks so much for joining us today. Um, I'm Sally. I'm the director of RISE.I'm going to be walking you through some of crowd prompt learning. Uh we're actually going to be building a driven optimization loop for the part of the workshop. Um I come from a technical background and started off in data science before I made my way over to product.Uh I do like to still be touching code today. I think one of my favorite projects that I work on is building our own ag ...

Thank you all for coming. Hello. Hello.>> Got you. Uh, I don't know about you, but um, my ride agents, I like focusing on the capabilities and the features, and I like not thinking about um, all of the extra effort that goes into getting something that works locally into production. And something that's very useful for that is uh, a workflow pattern. And that's why we developed the workflow def kit which is what we're talking about today.Presumably if you're here you've had similar issues. Um and today uh w ...

[music] Okay. Yeah, thanks for joining me. I uh I'm still on the West Coast time, so it feels like I'm doing this at like 7:00 a.m. Uh so yeah, but um glad to talk to you about the Claude agent SDK. So um yeah, I think like this is going to be like a rough agenda, but we're going to talk about we're going to talk about like what is the claud agent SDK? Why use it? There's so many other agent frameworks. What is an agent? What is an agent framework? um how do you design an agent uh using the agent SDK or or ...