Amazon
Introduction to Harness Engineering
A framing session on why agent reliability lives in the harness around the model, covering runtime, tools, memory, security and observability.
Anisha Malde
Next Stop · London Agentic AI
Harness Engineering with Amazon
A London Agentic AI event with Amazon at their London office focused on harness engineering: the runtime, tools, memory, security and observability layer around models that turns them into production-ready AI agents.
Agent = Model + Harness · runtime · tools · memory · observability
Wed, Jul 15, 2026 · 6:00 PM BST
Date
Amazon LHR16
Venue
Luma approval
Status
Original event artwork
Network partners
Companies In The Room
Hosts, sponsors and speaker organisations represented at this London Agentic AI stop.
Sponsors & Hosting Partners
1 company
Amazon
Speaker Organisations
2 companies
Amazon
AWS
event focus
What This Stop Covers
This London Agentic AI stop digs into harness engineering, the practical discipline of building, deploying, testing and operating production-ready AI agents. If an agent is a model plus a harness, this evening is about the harness: the runtime systems, tool integrations, memory management, security protocols and observability frameworks that make agentic systems reliable.
Amazon hosts the community at their London office for a technical evening. The programme opens with an introduction to harness engineering from Anisha Malde, followed by a deep technical talk from AWS and a partner session, before a panel and audience Q&A on what it takes to run agents in production.
Harness engineeringAgent runtimeTool integrationAgent memoryAgent securityObservabilityProduction AI agentsAmazonAWS
event context
What Is Special About This Event
A concise briefing on the technical context behind the event: why the topic mattered to the London Agentic AI community and what sponsors, speakers and attendees came to discuss.
Event detail
The Luma and Meetup pages confirm the title, Amazon LHR16 London venue, 15 July 2026 timing and approval-based Luma registration.
Event detail
The published programme lists an intro from Anisha Malde, an AWS technical talk, a partner talk and a panel.
Event detail
Two further speakers are still to be confirmed at the time of publishing.
attendee takeaway
What You Will Learn
01
What harness engineering is and why the layer around the model decides production reliability.
02
How runtime systems and tool integrations are designed for agentic workloads.
03
How memory management and security protocols shape dependable agent behaviour.
04
How observability frameworks help teams operate, debug and improve agents in production.
05
What AWS and partner practitioners have learned deploying production-grade agentic systems.
technical programme
Sessions And Speakers
AWS
Deep Technical Talk on Agent Harnesses
An AWS technical session on building and operating agent harnesses for production workloads. Speaker to be confirmed.
TBC
Partner (TBC)
Partner Technical Talk on Harness Engineering
A partner technical session on harness engineering in practice. Speaker to be confirmed.
TBC
Amazon, AWS and partners
Harness Engineering in Production Panel
A panel and audience Q&A on running agents in production, covering tooling, memory, security and observability decisions.
Anisha MaldeTBC
route timing
Agenda
6:00 PM
Registration, networking and refreshments
6:40 PM
Welcome remarks from London Agentic AI and Amazon
6:45 PM
Introduction to Harness Engineering, Anisha Malde
6:55 PM
AWS technical talk on agent harnesses
7:15 PM
Partner technical talk on harness engineering
7:40 PM
Panel discussion and audience Q&A
8:00 PM
Networking at venue
8:30 PM
Informal pub networking
who should attend
Audience
AI engineers and agent builders
Cloud architects and platform engineers
Engineering managers building production AI systems
CTOs and technical founders building AI-first products
Technical decision makers evaluating agent infrastructure
event links
Original Event Links
Original registration, archive and recording links for this London Agentic AI event.
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