Videos

Join Andres Moreno and Allen Helton in part 5 of their series on enterprise AI agent design on meta-agents. The two will discuss the concepts of meta-agents and where they fit into the agent loop, and share some production use cases for when to build them.

You can't ship enterprise-grade AI agents without guardrails. Period.

As AI agents move from demos to production, tool design becomes an engineering discipline of its own. Join Allen Helton and Andres Moreno as they discuss how treating tools as APIs enables reliability, auditability, and multi-tenant safety.

In part two of their enterprise AI agent design principles series, Andres and Allen explore context. Context, the information passed to an LLM through system and user prompts, is what agents rely on to do their jobs effectively.

Have you ever seen that little 'system prompt' field when working with an LLM and wondered what it actually does? In the enterprise, it's the difference between an agent you can trust and a cowboy that does whatever it wants.

It's a hot debate: v0, Cursor, or Kiro? Each agentic code builder has its own strengths... and weaknesses. But what if you could combine them?

Andres Moreno and Allen Helton are giving Kiro's spec-driven development a proper test drive. The challenge: build a full-stack app in under an hour, or until the $20 credit limit kicks in.

If you build AI-agents, you've undoubtedly heard of A2A - an emerging protocol from Google to standardize how agents discover and communicate with each other. But have you seen it work?

There are a surprising amount of acronyms floating around in the world of AI: LLM, RAG, MCP, and A2A (to name a few). We've all heard about MCP, but there's another protocol riding the hype wave - A2A.

Andres Moreno and Allen Helton are back, building APIs the way the future demands - for machines, not humans. In this session, they'll design an API meant for both traditional integrations and autonomous AI agents, using Postman's new Spec Hub to show off a spec-first approach.

Join Allen Helton and Andres Moreno as they take you through how to use your MCP servers in real software. Most of what you see today is plugging an MCP server into Claude Desktop for a little demo sugar, but how do you build something real with it?

Join Allen Helton and Andres Moreno for a fun and highly topical livestream as they dive into the Model Context Protocol (MCP) - what it is, how it works, and why it matters. Whether you're just MCP-curious or already dreaming of spinning up your own context server, this session is for you.

Imagine The Office's Party Planning Committee... if they were all AI agents. In this livestream, Allen Helton and Andres Moreno explore multi-agent collaboration by simulating the chaos of event planning - powered by Amazon Bedrock.

Prepare for an epic naval clash as officers Moreno and Helton go head-to-head in a Battleship battle! Instead of commanding fleets on the open sea, they will build the game itself with the assistance of v0 by Vercel.

Allen Helton and Andres Moreno will be joined by Austen Collins, founder and CEO of Serverless Inc. They will be setting up a project using the Serverless Container Framework. This new framework allows you to seamlessly switch between AWS Lambda and AWS ECS with Fargate without rewriting your application.

I'm back to give all of you livestreams! This week, I'm going to try out Serverless Framework v4. It's been a while since I've used it, probably since v2 and I want to see how it's improved since then. I'm also very curious to try out the Serverless Container Framework.

Allen Helton and Andres Moreno are at it again - this time building a dynamic RSS feed powered by AWS AppRunner, Amazon Bedrock, and Claude 3.5 Sonnet. Learn how they extract metadata, find a relevance score, and dynamically update an RSS feed with Discord messages while keeping the architecture simple.

Join Allen Helton and Andres Moreno as they kick off a new series 'How Simply Can We Build It?' by crafting a full-stack Disney-themed chat app using just one AWS Lambda function. Watch as they leverage Momento cache, Amazon Bedrock's LLM, and some nifty prompt engineering.

Allen Helton and Andres Moreno have been trying out different AI platforms to build applications. Amazon Q claims it can help you understand, build, extend, and operate AWS applications. Join Allen and Andres to put these claims to the test.

Join Allen Helton and Andres Moreno as they jump into the deep end with Anthropic's artifacts. Artifacts allegedly allow Claude to share substantial, standalone content with you in a dedicated window separate from the main conversation.

Join Allen Helton and Andres Moreno as they try to get Elastic serverless working in under an hour. You read that right - this is Elastic's serverless offering, not Amazon OpenSearch. Will these two be able to get it operational, push data, and perform a search before time runs out?

AWS recently announced App Studio - a generative AI service that builds enterprise-grade applications through natural language prompting. But are the apps it builds really enterprise ready? Join Allen Helton and Andres Moreno as they take the service for a spin and determine whether or not the product lives up to the hype.

Join Andres to build an application from the ground up in VS Code with AWS App Composer, Step Function Workflow Studio and SAM

Join Andres Moreno as he tests out the developer experience of Ampt in an honest to goodness first attempt. What will he build? Time will tell. Will it work? Time will also tell.

Join Andres to build a gameshow hosting app using Momento Topics, AWS Amplify and any other serverless tech that can help us.

Let's put more plutonium into the 'influx' capacitor and go back to the future to be able to continue our time series database journey.

Great Scott! Join Ben & Andres to explore InfluxDB Cloud Serverless for the first time. Let's jump in the DeLorean and navigate our time series data to save the clock tower.

Michael joins the adventure to continue building Cowabunga Pizza. Let's take a deeper dive into AppSync and have some fun!

Join Ben and Andres as they try AppSync for the first time. They will be building a GraphQL API for managing pizza orders leveraging JavaScript resolvers and subscriptions. Cowabunga!

Join Allen and Andres as they use LangChain and Claude 3 Opus to find the best clips from their livestreams. The two will build an app that accepts a YouTube link, finds the funniest and best clips from the video, and emails the results when it's done.

Join Allen and Andres as they explore orchestration with Temporal - a durable execution service. The two will work through developer experience, ease of use, and offer their opinions on how it fits into your software projects.

Join Allen and Andres as they use AWS Step Functions to create an AI-powered vacation planner. They will accept data from a Google Form, process requests asynchronously, and email results back to the submitter in this fun and engaging session.

Join Andres Moreno and Allen Helton as they get to know Neon, the serverless Postgres service that went generally available this week. The duo will be making a dinosaur-themed API connected to Neon to slice, dice, and analyze data and this new service's capabilities.

#BelieveInServerless Discord community is hustling and bustling with 100+ members! Hear from Allen and Andres on what serverless really means. Does it mean Lambda? Or is it a simple marketing term? The serverless community wants answers, and Allen and Andres are poised to share the truth.