2026-03-21 –, Teresa Yuchengco Auditorium (Main Hall)
Remember when "full-stack" meant learning frontend, backend, and databases? Today, agentic systems—software that can reason, plan, and act autonomously—represent the next fundamental shift every developer must understand. They're not replacing developers—they're becoming the new layer in our stack. This session demonstrates how to build production-ready agents using Python and your existing knowledge of Infrastructure as Code (IaC) and serverless architecture. You'll discover how concepts you already know—like event-driven functions, resource orchestration, and API composition—directly translate to agent development. We'll build Strands Agents that showcase real-world patterns: agents that can read documentation and generate code, coordinate multiple cloud services intelligently, and handle complex workflows that traditional scripts can't manage. You'll leave with hands-on experience building agents, understanding of how your current skills accelerate agent development, and a clear path to integrate agentic capabilities into your existing applications. Just as full-stack developers had to evolve beyond simple CRUD apps, today's developers need to build systems that don't just execute—they think and adapt.
This talk describes what aspects Pythonist need to understand to build agentic system.
Tanisorn Jansamret is a Solutions Architect at AWS based in Thailand, where he works with developers and organizations to design scalable cloud architectures and modern AI/ML platforms on AWS. His interests focus on Generative AI, cloud-native platforms, and helping teams build and deploy intelligent applications at scale, turning innovative ideas into production-ready systems on the cloud.
Outside of technology, Tanisorn enjoys hiking, solo traveling, and discovering great matcha 🍵. He’s always happy to discuss topics ranging from cloud architecture and platform engineering to the evolving landscape of Generative AI.