AgentCon - Saint Louis

Overview

AgentCon World Tour is a free, community-driven conference series designed for developers, engineers, and researchers who are actively building with AI agents. This Saint Louis stop is a one-day event that brings local and visiting practitioners together to dive into the real challenges of designing, deploying, and integrating autonomous AI systems. The day emphasizes practical, hands-on work rather than theoretical discussion, and it is organized by the local volunteer community that is part of the global AgentCon movement. Attendees can expect an environment focused on sharing in-the-trenches experiences, demos, and conversations about scalable agent design and deployment.

What to expect

This is not just another AI conference. It is a focused, practitioner-driven event featuring deep-dive talks from AI pioneers and industry leaders, technical workshops on building and scaling agents, live demos of powerful open-source frameworks and tools, and ample opportunities for networking with a global community of builders and innovators. The Saint Louis edition specifically showcases in-person sessions at the University of Missouri, St. Louis, Millennium Student Center, and is designed to help attendees move from concept to production with tangible takeaways and concrete demonstrators.

Schedule and format

The event runs as a full day from early morning through late afternoon. The program highlights deep technical content with a mix of talks, workshops, and live demonstrations. A dedicated session scheduling grid (Sessionize-based) is used to organize tracks and sessions, and an agenda overlay supports on-site planning. Attendees can add the schedule to their calendar to ensure they do not miss key talks and hands-on activities. The format emphasizes practical code, real-world scenarios, and demonstrations of how autonomous agents can be designed, deployed, and integrated into existing systems.

Where and when

Date: Thursday, June 25, 2026 Time: 8:30 AM to 5:00 PM Location: University of Missouri, St. Louis, Millennium Student Center, 17 Arnold B Grobman Dr., Saint Louis, United States

Speakers and program details

A dedicated speaker section is included on the event page with a carousel of speakers and descriptions. While specific speaker names may be listed on the site, the Saint Louis edition commits to featuring practitioners who will share insights from real-world projects. The program also includes an agenda grid with sessions organized around agent design, deployment, and practical tooling, plus a schedule of workshops and demos.

Who should attend

Developers building AI agents, engineers integrating autonomous systems, researchers exploring agent design, and anyone shipping AI-powered capabilities in production will benefit. The event is a community effort designed to facilitate knowledge sharing, collaboration, and hands-on learning for developers advancing the next generation of intelligent software.

FAQ

The page emphasizes free attendance, in-person participation, and hands-on demonstrations, with sessions and content curated by local volunteers as part of the global AgentCon community.