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Sep 14 (Mon) @ 02:00 PM
FREE
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MCP Community Connect comes to San Francisco.
A full day at GitHub HQ dedicated to building with Model Context Protocol, the open standard connecting AI agents to tools, data, & each other.
Hosted at GitHub's San Francisco office, this free conference brings together the developers, platform teams, & agent builders shaping how MCP gets used in production.
Schedule
2:30 Welcome
Pamela Fox & Liam Hampton (Microsoft/GitHub)
2:40 Developing the next generation of MCP servers
Harald Kirschner (Microsoft)
3:10 Building modern MCP servers with FastMCP
Radhika Gulati (Prefect)
3:30 Effective MCP: Building reliable stateless MCP servers
Prathmesh Patel (MCPJam)
4:00 What dozens of enterprise MCP rollouts taught us about security
Jiquan Ngiam (MintMCP)
4:30 Tools, translated: Finding the optimal language for clients & servers
Drew Breunig (CMPND)
5:00 Rendering intelligence: How AG-UI & MCP Apps unlock generative UI for agents
Sofa Snchez-Zrate (CopilotKit)
5:30 Evaluating coding agent success with MCP servers
Cedric Vidal (Microsoft)
6:00 Dinner
7:00 Your agent has 500 tools. Now what? Using context graphs to route agents through MCP
Jeremy Adams (Neo4j)
7:30 Your tool is in another castle: How five frameworks handle the same MCP server
Thierry Lamiba (Arcade.dev)
8:00 Future of MCP: Fireside chat
Tobin South (Anthropic)
Thanks to our sponsors
GitHub, Prefect, & WeAreDevelopers.
Full agenda, speaker bios, & the rest of the MCP Community Connect world tour: https://globalai.community/e/bay9vh24
If you already signed up on Global AI, you don't need to re-register on Luma. Show up on time, since we will need to turn away attendees if we exceed capacity.
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