How Alan, Gorgias & Joko Built Their Own AI Agents | Second Opinion by Alan

​Every company now has access to ChatGPT, Claude and a growing list of AI tools. Some teams went further and built their own internal AI platform, wired into their codebase, data and tools.

​Alan, Gorgias and Joko each made that choice. For one evening, the teams behind these platforms will demo what they built, then join a panel to discuss what worked, what didn’t, and what they would do differently.

​The platforms

• ​🩺 Hopper (Alan): started as a coding agent and became the AI companion Alaners use for everyday work, from querying company data and building dashboards to prototyping and shipping pull requests.

• ​🤖 Cortex (Gorgias): started with “talk to your data” and became the company’s AI coworker platform. Any team can build its own agents and automations on a shared context layer.

• ​💸 Joker (Joko): It started as a Slack bot that investigated and autonomously resolved bugs, then evolved into a single agent connected to all of Joko’s code, data, and tools. Every Joko employee uses it for everything from analyzing data to shipping code to production.

​Programme

• ​18:00: Doors open

• ​18:30: Short demo of each platform

• ​19:00: Panel discussion and live Q&A

• ​20:00: Drinks & food

​Speakers

• ​Tim Petricola: Engineering Lead - Hopper @ Alan

• ​Elliott Trabac: Director of Engineering - Internal AI @ Gorgias

• ​Victor Ruelle: Lead Product Manager @ Joko

​Second Opinion is Alan’s tech event series. It covers problems that one prompt can’t solve, with a second opinion from builders who’ve already solved them.