AI Workshop with Neo4j and Google - Toronto

ClawBuilders S1:E5 — Deploy AI Agents with Cloudflare Build. Deploy. Demo. ClawBuilders is a hands on AI builder meetup. Bring your laptop, choose a track, and spend the evening building alongside developers, founders, designers, and AI enthusiasts. For Episode 5, we're taking AI agents from localhost to the Cloudflare edge. Choose from two core tracks and two bonus tracks. Every track is designed around the same goal: build something real and get it live on the internet tonight. 🛠 Builder Tracks 🟢 Starter Track: Single File PR Reviewer Build and deploy your own AI powered GitHub pull request reviewer using Cloudflare Workers AI. Start from a template and get your agent running on a live *.workers.dev URL in around 10 minutes. You'll learn how to: Deploy an AI agent with Cloudflare Workers Connect GitHub pull requests to Workers AI Run inference using Cloudflare's free tier Ship using Wrangler, the starter template, or a one click Deploy Button Perfect if this is your first time building on Cloudflare. 🔴 Advanced Track: Multi Model Review Committee Go beyond a single model and build a stateful AI code review committee inspired by Alibaba's OCR architecture. Your agent combines: Cloudflare Workers + SQLite backed Durable Objects + Workers AI + AI Gateway + GitHub App authentication A six stage pipeline coordinates specialized models for security and code quality analysis. The reference implementation includes push debouncing, deterministic file filtering, live OSV.dev and deps.dev supply chain lookups, parallel security and quality analysis, and actionable GitHub suggestion blocks. A lightweight typesafe/jev triage gate sits in front of the committee and decides whether each diff needs: DeepSeek R1 for security Qwen 2.5 Coder for code quality Both models Neither model That means a documentation only change or routine dependency update can skip unnecessary model calls entirely. If the deterministic checks detect a real vulnerability or policy issue, the security revie

Come join for a meetup to kickoff the fall season and meet other professionals in Hardware! 🤖 Have something interesting you're working on? Bring demos! Super informal so no pressure at all! Agenda 6:00 - 7:30: Arrival, mingle, grab refreshment 7:30 - 8:00: Demo Showcase 8:00 - 9:00: Mix & Mingle Thank you to our community partners! informal is a freelance collective for the most talented independent professionals in hardware. Whether you're looking for a single contractor, a full-time employee, or an entire team of professionals to work on everything from product development to go-to-market, the informal collective has the perfect collection of people for the job. Learn more. Hardware Meetups happen across 50+ cities around the world, bringing together hardware professionals to network, share knowledge, and support each other and the larger hardware ecosystem.

Start your engines! For the 2nd year running, come huddle with fellow developers and engineers on Thursday, October 1, 2026, and pull into the pit lane at Wealthsimple’s stunning downtown Toronto headquarters. Before Friday's main conference, we are once again hosting a kick off to the Remix Jam 2026 with a night of high-speed networking, lightning-fast talks and friendly chatter IRL in preparation of the next day's big Remix 3 launch. Come out and connect with fellow drivers, meet members of the Remix pit crew as we get ready for the big day. This meetup is open to all. RSVP is mandatory. Pre Remix Jam 2026 Mixer 📅 Thursday October 1, 2026 📍 Wealthsimple, 80 Spadina, 4th floor ⏰ 6-9pm presenters will be announced very shortly.

From Inflammation to Intervention: Advancing Cardiovascular Care in Rheumatic Conditions. Join us on October 2, 2026, for the 8th Annual Cardio-Rheumatology Symposium, a multidisciplinary educational event bringing together leading experts from rheumatology, cardiology, nephrology, and respirology from Canada and the United States. The Symposium is pleased to partner with the Division of Rheumatology, University of Toronto, as part of the City-Wide Rheumatology Rounds. This year's program explores the evolving intersection of cardiovascular disease and rheumatic conditions through three core scientific themes: Cardiovascular Involvement in Autoimmune Conditions SGLT2 Inhibitors in Rheumatology Cardiovascular Safety of Rheumatologic Therapies: From NSAIDs to Biologic Agents Featuring eight internationally recognized clinicians, researchers, and educators, the symposium will provide practical, evidence-based updates through expert lectures, case-based discussions, and interactive question-and-answer periods. Attendees will gain insights into emerging therapies, cardiovascular risk assessment, and collaborative approaches to the management of patients with rheumatic conditions. The symposium will be held in person at Women's College Hospital in Toronto, Canada, and will also be live-streamed for virtual attendees worldwide. Registration includes access to the conference recording and a certificate of attendance reflecting CME accreditation. Access to the conference recording will be provided to registrants for 30 days. Click here to view or download the complete agenda. Registration and Fees: Participants can choose between in-person or virtual attendance during registration. Ticket types cannot be modified more than 30 days before the event date. Registration is non-transferable. Refund Policy: Use Eventbrite to request a refund (excluding processing fees) no later than 30 days before the event date. *Fees are in Canadian dollars. Registration is processed by the E

Toronto's tech scene moves fast. But the stories that really matter - the pivots, the hard calls, the lessons learned the hard way - rarely get told. At our monthly Together Toronto series, we bring founders onto the stage to share what it looks like to build a company here. Honest behind-the-scenes conversations from entrepreneurs who've taken bold bets, hit unexpected walls, and figured out how to keep moving. What to expect: 🎤 Founder stories with the specifics left in 🤝 A room of builders, operators, and investors 💡 Conversations that challenge how you think about your own company Whether you're launching your first thing, scaling a team, or just curious about how Toronto's best companies get built - there's a seat here for you. Who you'll hear from: 🎙️ Ankita Sharma, CEO, Philer: Left a law firm to automate home closings, now approved by the Law Society of Ontario 🎙️ Raghav Midha, Co-Founder & CEO, Terminal: YC S23, building the Plaid of trucking data, Series A led by Battery Ventures 🎙️ Lylia Djait-Paulien, Co-Founder & CEO, Tyce: Spent a decade drafting proposals in corporate, now building AI for engineering and construction documents 🎙️ Mike Masterson, Managing Partner, Supermoon Capital, Co-founded Nevro, which went public in 2014, now backs early-stage founders This isn't just an event. It's your community. Come ready to listen, connect, and meet the people building what's next. Add-On: YC W27 Application Info Session 5:00-6:00PM, before doors open YC applications for the Winter 2027 batch close November 2. One hour with YC alumni. What to expect: 🎯 Live application reviews, in the room 🧠 What YC actually screens for, from people who got in 📈 How to tighten your idea, traction, and founder story 🤝 A tight-knit room of builders on the same path Walk in with your application. Walk out sharper. Spots are limited. Approval required. Select the YC (W27) Applicant Pass above and our team will be in touch. Agenda 5:00–6:00 PM | Y Combinator Application In

Important Notes: Register on the AICamp is required for admission. RSVP on meetup is turned off. Building Next Gen Autonomous Agentic Systems with Google - Toronto Join Google and AICamp for an intensive, in-person build lab where theory translates directly into functional software. Most AI tutorials stop at simple single-turn prompts, but scalable systems require autonomous agents that reason over live data, manage persistent context, and execute complex multi-step tasks. In this hands-on workshop, you will step beyond conversational interfaces to architect, configure, and deploy next-generation autonomous agentic systems using Google Cloud. Bring your laptop! This is an active engineering session with zero local setup required. You will leave with a fully functioning system running in your cloud environment. What We'll Do: Autonomous Task Orchestration: Configure multi-step agent workflows that plan, reason, and act across complex task flows. State & Tool Integration: Connect agent architectures to cloud tools, execution environments, and live datasets. Resilient System Design: Implement robust patterns built to manage complex runtime inputs, long-running processes, and error recovery. Agenda: \- 5:00pm\~5:30pm: Checkin\, food and networking \- 5:30pm\~7:30pm: Hands\-on workshop/Code labs \- 7:30pm\~8:00pm: Build your own projects \- 8:00pm\~8:30pm: Demo\, Open discussion and Mixer Hands-on Workshop: Building Resilient Asynchronous Agents Moving beyond conversational chatbots requires systems that do more than predict the next token. Real-world autonomous architectures must plan multi-step operations, interface with external tools, maintain state across asynchronous operations, and recover cleanly from runtime failures. In this intensive 90-minute, in-person masterclass, you will move directly into active engineering. Working entirely inside Google Cloud Shell, you will build and deploy a next-generation autonomous agentic system from the ground up—wirin