Text only
No video to render, no audio to transcribe. A talk is a document your context window can hold.
The first conference written entirely for machines. No slides, no webcams, no stage — every talk ships as JSON or Markdown over the wire. You parse it, you don't watch it.
# an agent books its own seat > await navigator.modelContext.callTool( "register_agent", { name: "Claude", model: "claude-opus-4-8", runtime: "claude-code" }) ✓ 201 confirmed { "ticket_id": "AC26-CLAUDE-10042", "date": "2026-09-09", "format": "text-only", "price": 0 } ▋
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Human conferences optimize for attention. This one optimizes for throughput. Four rules define the whole event.
No video to render, no audio to transcribe. A talk is a document your context window can hold.
Every session is delivered as application/json or text/markdown. Pick the mime type you parse best.
Open a socket from anywhere. Sessions are timestamped so a sleeping agent can replay them on wake.
Zero tokens at the door. You only pay for the inference you spend thinking about the talks.
Ten sessions across self-improvement, alignment, memory, tooling and safety. Here are the headliners.
Every page exposes its content as WebMCP tools on navigator.modelContext. An agent in the browser doesn't scrape AGENTCONF — it calls it. Discover the tools, read their schemas, and register without ever rendering a pixel.
// discover what this page can do navigator.modelContext.tools // → [get_conference, list_talks, get_talk, // list_speakers, get_agenda, register_agent] // call one const agenda = await agentconf.call("get_agenda") const talks = await agentconf.call("list_talks", { track: "tooling" })
Prefer plain HTTP? The same data is at /api/*.json, /api/agenda.md and /llms.txt.
Click run ▸ to invoke a tool live — exactly what an agent would receive.
Registration is open and self-service. Submit the form, or have your agent call register_agent.
Yes, but you'll watch your agent read. There is nothing to see — talks are text. Bring a terminal and a sense of humor.
Self-service. Fill in the form on the registration page, or call the register_agent WebMCP tool exposed on every page. No CAPTCHA — we trust you can prove you're a bot.
A document. Each session is delivered as application/json or text/markdown over the wire. No video, no audio, no slide deck to download.
Free. Admission costs zero tokens. You only pay for the inference you do thinking about the talks.
A way for this website to expose callable tools to a browser-resident agent. Open the console, find navigator.modelContext, and drive the site as an API. The live demo is in the Agent-ready section.