Hands-on AI learning at The AI Alliance's Developer Workshop

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Just spent the weekend at The AI Alliance's Developer Workshop, and it was easily one of the most hands-on AI learning experiences I've had. Over two days, we went from building basic RAG applications to creating agent-to-agent systems. What I appreciated most was that this wasn't just another talk-heavy conference—we actually built things. Day 1 started with GraphRAG, where we scraped real website data and built agents that could reason about structured relationships. Then we moved into Model Context Protocol (MCP), learning how to give agents secure access to enterprise data sources. We worked with tools like AllyCat, Milvus, Neo4j, and Llama LLMs—getting our hands dirty with the actual implementation details. Day 2 got into advanced orchestration frameworks and agent-to-agent communication. The most interesting part was exploring how agents might transact with each other through marketplaces, and what governance patterns we need to make these systems trustworthy and accountable. The practical focus made all the difference. Instead of just hearing about these concepts, I left with working prototypes and a much clearer understanding of where the technical challenges actually are. Big thanks to The AI Alliance and TechEquity for keeping this accessible and building a genuine developer community in the Bay Area. If you're working on agentic systems or exploring MCP implementations, I'd love to hear what challenges you're running into. #AIAgents #MachineLearning #DeveloperCommunity #AIAlliance #MCP #GraphRAG #BayAreaTech

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