AI Agents Seattle — August

AI Agents Seattle is a recurring Capitol Hill meetup for engineers actively building with AI agents—evals, observability, agentic memory, context engineering, and AI-assisted coding—not a slide-deck tourism night. The August edition pairs two hard-won production stories: Adam Jacob (CEO and co-founder, Swamp Club) on cutting multi-agent code-review token load by moving coordination into deterministic code, and Casey Margell (co-founder and president/COO, Indisea Software) on nine months adapting agents into a running business, including Slack-to-Jira workflows and the risk of efficiently building the wrong thing.

The series exists because agent tooling changes faster than conference calendars. Hosts frame the room for people shipping systems, not collecting LinkedIn QR codes. Large Luma RSVP counts are the track-record signal; treat it as a practitioner graph next to Foundations’ broader Seattle builder community rather than a South Lake Union recruiter cattle call.

Tuesday, August 11, 2026, evening program at Foundations, 1605 Boylston Avenue (Pike-Pine / Capitol Hill). RSVP on Luma and re-check start time and door notes on the live page before you commute. Street parking is unreliable; plan transit or rideshare.

This meetup is right if you are a Seattle-area engineer, ML practitioner, or technical founder already in the agents loop who wants peer failure modes over vendor keynotes. Keiretsu accredited-investor deal flow the following week, WABA Korean chamber B2B, and a financial-planning rooftop are different rooms. Bring one concrete architecture trade-off and one question you still cannot answer from docs alone.