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MCP/Agents/Skills Meetup - March 11, 2027

Mar 11, 2027
9:00 AM - 11:00 AM PST
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Join our virtual meetup to hear talks from experts on cutting-edge topics across AI, ML, and computer vision.
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Agents You Can Audit: Making MCP-Connected Agents Accurate on Enterprise Data
Connecting an agent to company data through MCP is the easy part; getting answers that are actually correct is not. Agents that query ledgers, warehouses and business systems routinely return fluent but wrong numbers: hallucinated totals, stale results and metrics computed with the wrong definition.
This talk walks through the patterns that fix it: query-first tool design instead of stuffing data into context, semantic definitions exposed as tools so agents use the same metric logic as the business, row-level citations so every figure can be traced back to the source, and eval harnesses that catch accuracy regressions before they ship. Includes code examples and a live walkthrough of an agent answering finance questions with verifiable citations.
Agents in Self-Serve: Putting the Voxel51 Agent to Work on Your Own Data
In this short session, Adonai will show the agent built into the Voxel51 visual AI data platform working live on a fresh self-serve workspace: loading a dataset, finding and curating the right samples, labeling, and tracking down model failure modes from plain-language requests. You'll see where the agent saves the most time, where a human should stay in the loop, and how to try it free on your own data.
Guardrails for Agentic AI: Least-Privilege Tools, MCP Safety and Evaluation in CI
AI agents that call tools through MCP and read private data fail in ways demos never show: over-permissioned tools, prompt injection, answers without sources and silent regressions. This talk walks through a practical guardrail stack for production agents.
We cover least-privilege tool and MCP server design, retrieval with citations, an evaluation suite that runs in CI, human approval gates for risky actions, and observability for audit. Attendees leave with a checklist and reference architecture they can apply to their own agents.