Agent Walk-in Hour
Agent Walk-in Hour — by Orq.ai
Building agents is one of those things that looks clean on paper and gets complicated fast. Tool calls that don't behave. Evaluation setups that feel like guesswork. Architectures that made sense at the whiteboard but are giving you grief in production.
If any of that sounds familiar, come find us.
This Wednesday morning, the Orq.ai team opens up a dedicated walk-in hour at Tribes Amsterdam Amstel Station. No keynotes, no panels, no pitch decks — just an informal space where you can sit down with us, describe what you're working on, and actually get somewhere.
What this is: A small, focused session for practitioners working with AI agents that want to get a boost of progress with their current project. Tell us your problem, we'll try to help you fix it. Think doctors office hours, but with less anxiety. Capacity is intentionally limited to 30 people so every conversation gets real airtime.
Who should come:
Developers and engineers building or evaluating agent systems
Technical founders or product people stress-testing an agent idea before committing
Non-technical people that are trying to move into the space, and need some help.
Anyone who has Googled "how do I know if my agent is actually working" in the last 30 days
What you can bring: A half-finished architecture diagram. A frustrating edge case. A "does this even make sense?" question you've been sitting on. A specific bug you want a second pair of eyes on.
What you'll leave with: Concrete answers, honest opinions, and at least one thing you can act on the same day.
Entry is free, but to keep it focused on solving real problems, we are gating registrations. Once approved, show up, grab a seat, and bring the thing that's been on your mind.
Orq.ai is an LLM operations platform built for teams running agents in production. We work on evals, observability, and deployment tooling, and we spend a lot of time thinking about the same problems you're probably wrestling with.