Events and webinars

Come see how the loop runs.

Live sessions and recordings about putting agentic AI into the physical world without giving up control. Working talks, not pitches: how the model proposes and a deterministic executor disposes, why trust has to fail closed, and what changes when an operator can point and go. Sessions are online and free to join.

Upcoming

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Platform walkthrough

The governed sense-reason-act loop, end to end

We take one real signal through the whole loop: into a single canonical envelope, through a base model that proposes a validated plan, into a deterministic executor that disposes of it, and out as an action that wrote an attributable, reversible receipt. The point of the session is the part most demos skip, the governance that makes autonomous action safe enough to trust. Live questions throughout.

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Office hours

Office hours: bring the operation you want to govern

An open monthly session with the people building Fibric. Bring a system you run and a thing you wish an agent could do with it, and we will work through how the loop would handle it: what it would sense, how it would reason, what it would be allowed to act on, and where the policy draws the line. No slides unless someone asks for one. Good for operators and builders alike.

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Engineering deep dive

Capability over connector: why swapping a vendor is config

A short, opinionated talk on the indirection at the center of the platform. An operator names a capability, and the capability points at a connector behind it, so changing the system underneath, one support tool for another, one building protocol for another, is configuration rather than a rewrite. We cover how the indirection works, why every connector is built on MCP, and what it means for the day you outgrow a vendor.

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Past sessions

Recordings · watch anytime

The 657-message problem, and how single-flight fixes it

A walkthrough of how single-flight per entity and idempotency keys make a runaway loop structurally impossible, not just unlikely. Recorded session.

Recording45 minOnline

Real data only: why a placeholder can never pass as a metric

How Fibric tags any fallback so a placeholder can never masquerade as a governed number, and why fail-closed is the only honest default. Recorded session.

Recording35 minOnline

Dates and exact times go out by email once a session is scheduled. We keep the cadence honest: a session goes on the calendar when there is something real to show, and every past one is posted here as a recording. Want the next invite? Get early access and we will include you.

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