Events
Where we meet the community
Write-ups from the summits, workshops, and meetups we've hosted and joined: what happened, and what we took home. Latest first.

Nasiko at the Mayfield Portfolio Event
A focused CXO and founder audience from the Mayfield portfolio ecosystem, and conversations centered on the economics of AI: token consumption, cost optimization, and the infrastructure challenges of agentic systems moving toward production.

Nasiko at MIT Media Lab
40+ CXOs and senior leaders from Cognizant, PayPal, Walmart, Glean, and others. An evening in Cambridge where enterprise conversations centered on cost, token efficiency, and agent governance.

Nasiko at Berkeley RDI's Agentic AI Summit 2026
5,000+ expected attendees, 200+ speakers, and a research-first audience in Berkeley. Nasiko brought PACMS, cost optimization, and token efficiency into the conversation shaping the next generation of agentic AI.

Nasiko Buildthon at the Microsoft office, Bengaluru
110+ active builders from 300+ registrations, 200+ GitHub stars, and 40+ pull requests in a single hackathon, hosted with the Dev Launchpad community at the Microsoft office in Bengaluru.

At MIT: The future of enterprise agents and the agentic web
Nasiko joined leaders from Google, Salesforce, and Nutanix at MIT Media Lab's Imagination in Action Summit to discuss what happens when agents become autonomous actors inside the enterprise.

Nasiko at Mumbai Tech Week
Enterprise conversations across banking, telecom, logistics, SaaS, and cloud, alongside strong validation for Nasiko's positioning as a unified AI infrastructure and control plane.

Nasiko at Cursor Buildathon 2026, Colombo
500+ developers, 150+ GitHub stars, and a day of conversations that kept landing on the same theme: the ecosystem is searching for infrastructure to manage AI agents at scale.

Building the internet of agents
Nasiko hosted a community workshop as part of Project NANDA: The Internet of AI Agents, exploring the infrastructure emerging underneath next-generation AI systems.

Nasiko at the IIT Roorkee hackathon
65 team registrations, 18 quality submissions, and 105+ GitHub forks. A significant win that validates our product-market fit in the developer community.

What we learned at AI DevCon India 2026
Agents aren't the problem anymore. Operating them reliably at scale is. That shift was clear across every conversation in Bengaluru.