An Ignoble Experiment: €375 Ends in 3 Days: AGNTCon + MCPCon Europe

⏳ Final Days to Register for Only €375
Prices increase after 3 September at 23:59 CEST

If AGNTCon + MCPCon Europe is on your list, now's the time to lock in your spot.

Register by 3 September to join us 17–18 September in Amsterdam for just €375. After the deadline, conference passes increase to €795.

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🤔 Why Join Us in Amsterdam?

Agentic AI is moving quickly. AGNTCon + MCPCon Europe is where you can get beyond the demos and learn what it takes to build agent systems that are reliable, secure and ready for production.

Learn from the people shaping the agentic stack, including MCP co-creator David Soria Parra of Anthropic; MCP maintainers Clare Liguori of AWS and Shaun Smith of Hugging Face; and technical leaders from DeepMind, HumanLayer, Microsoft, Google, Solo.io and more.
Prepare for MCP’s most significant evolution yet, with sessions on its new stateless core, extensions framework, Tasks and MCP Apps, authorization changes, and real-world migration experience.
Find practical answers to production challenges, including agent security and identity, testing and evaluation, observability, orchestration, enterprise integration, and multi-agent reliability.
Build skills and relationships, with 70+ technical sessions across 10 tracks, five hands-on workshops, the sponsor solutions showcase, community gatherings and an attendee reception.

Explore the schedule and see what you’ll take back to your team.

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🎟️ More Registration Options

Bringing your team? Save 25% when registering 10 or more attendees.
Linux Foundation & AAIF Members: Eligible for a 20% discount.
Academic registration: €130 for full-time students and faculty.
Just visiting the expo? Expo + Party Passes are available for €129.

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⚖️ Preparing Agentic Systems for the EU AI Act

At AGNTCon + MCPCon Europe, engineers and legal experts will explain how the EU AI Act applies to AI agents in production. Sessions will cover when an agent’s actions can trigger legal requirements, how teams can create verifiable records of those actions, and how to test governance controls against a running system.

Bring the use case your team is working through and compare what the law requires with what your systems can prove.