AI engineers and infrastructure builders will dig into the real engineering challenges of connecting agents to actual tools and systems—covering integration standards, authentication, reliability, and the critical safety layer that turns AI models into production-ready software. Expect technical depth on MCP protocols, connectors, and identity systems from founders, platform teams, and developer-tool leaders tackling agent infrastructure at scale.
AI agents are only as capable as the systems they can safely reach.
Join Open Future Forum during SFTechWeek for a practical, developer-focused conversation about the integration layer behind production-ready agents, the protocols, connectors, identity systems, and infrastructure that turn an AI model into software that can take meaningful action.
We’ll look beyond agent demos and explore the hard engineering questions teams face when connecting agents to real tools, data, APIs, and business systems.
Topics will include:
- MCP and emerging standards for agent-to-tool communication
Connectors, APIs, and the growing agent integration ecosystem
Authentication, authorization, identity, permissions, and consent
Reliability, observability, security, and human-in-the-loop controls
What developers should build, buy, or standardize as the stack evolves
This session is for AI engineers, platform and infrastructure teams, API builders, technical founders, developer-tool leaders, and anyone building agents that need to operate safely in the real world.
Come ready for a candid technical discussion and connections with others building the next layer of agent infrastructure.
Hosted by Open Future Forum
Sponsored by Agentic Fabriq
This event is a part of #SFTechWeek—a week of events hosted by VCs and startups to bring together the tech ecosystem. Learn more at www.tech-week.com.
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