
AI for Developers (1 Day Workshop)



Hands-on agentic engineering for developers and teams: build production AI agents, wire them into real products with agentic UIs — A2UI and CopilotKit — and run them on infrastructure you control. Taught by a Google Developer Expert and senior architects.
The stack we teach & ship with
CopilotKitThe next generation of AI products doesn't answer in paragraphs. It renders interfaces. We teach and build exactly that.
Agents that stream real interface — forms, tables, charts, approval cards — rendered live in your product with the A2UI protocol instead of walls of text.
Embed copilots into existing Next.js, React, and Angular apps: shared state between agent and UI, frontend tool calls, and context-aware actions. We maintain CopilotKit for Angular.
Interrupt, approve, and steer long-running agents from the UI. We build the checkpoints, guardrails, and audit trails that make agents production-safe.
Protocols, frameworks & harnesses we build with
CopilotKitMCPMCP AppsReactAngularClaude Agent SDKpiUI streamed by agent
Let the agent stream declarative UI and render it natively in your app — Angular or React. We run this in production, even on a local 12B model.
Sources · Soverius Engineering Blog
The 'Soverius' in our name is no accident: we help teams own their AI stack — private, compliant, and cost-predictable.
Run open-weight models on your own hardware or private cloud. No prompts, documents, or customer data sent to third-party APIs — GDPR and works-council friendly by design.
From a single Ollama instance to vLLM serving with continuous batching, quantization (GGUF, AWQ), and GPU sizing — we cover the real ops: throughput, latency, and cost per token.
Llama, Gemma, Mistral and friends — we show you when an open 8B beats a frontier API on cost, and how to fine-tune with LoRA on your own domain data using PyTorch and Hugging Face.
Sensitive workloads stay local, hard reasoning goes to frontier models. We build routing layers that pick the right model per request — with fallbacks, evals, and observability.
vLLMWe address the real challenges teams face when adopting AI — and deliver measurable engineering skills.
Your team has watched the tutorials and read the blog posts — but nobody knows how to actually integrate Claude or GPT-4o into a TypeScript codebase that ships.
Developers understand the promise of LLMs and agents but lack structured training on RAG architecture, tool use protocols, cost management, and production deployment.
Most AI courses stop at calling an API. They don't cover error handling, observability, vector databases, fine-tuning trade-offs, or the TypeScript patterns that make LLM features maintainable.
Build real RAG pipelines, AI agents, and structured output parsers. Use the Claude API, OpenAI API, LangChain.js, and pgvector — all in exercises you take home.
Learn deployment patterns, cost optimization (Claude Haiku vs Sonnet vs GPT-4o-mini), rate limiting, error recovery, and observability — the things that matter after the demo.
Each workshop ends with a fully deployed project: a RAG-powered Q&A system or a multi-tool AI agent — ready to adapt to your own product and use cases.
Hands-on intensives designed for developers and teams ready to build production AI systems.
Practical AI training by practitioners who've shipped it.
Every exercise uses real TypeScript codebases — the same stack you use at work. No toy demos.
We teach patterns that ship: error handling, observability, cost management, and deployment strategies.
Led by a Google Developer Expert and experienced enterprise architects with real production deployments.
Questions after the workshop? We're here. Get follow-up support as you apply what you've learned.
TypeScript + PyTorch
dual-stack workshops
Claude & OpenAI
hands-on API integration
2-Day Intensive
from foundations to production
Led by practitioners who've shipped production AI systems, Angular architectures, and enterprise platforms.

Serial Entrepreneur, Software Architect & AI Engineer
Murat Sari is a serial entrepreneur and software architect who has founded several startups and shipped products across the automotive, gaming, and live-stage visualization industries. He studied computer science at TU Wien and has spent over a decade designing large-scale enterprise systems — from...

Google Developer Expert for Angular & AI Trainer
Rainer Hahnekamp is co-founder and AI Engineer at Soverius AI, and a Google Developer Expert (GDE), with fifteen years building mission-critical enterprise systems. He specializes in local LLMs and everything it takes to run them in production — retrieval, harness and loop engineering, agents, and...
Answers to common questions about our workshops.
We offer per-seat pricing for individual participants and volume discounts for teams. Pricing is quoted per workshop based on group size and delivery format (in-person vs. remote). Contact us for a tailored quote.
Participants should have programming experience (Python preferred) and familiarity with basic software development concepts. No prior ML or AI experience is required—we cover foundations at the start of each workshop.
A laptop with a code editor, Python 3.10+, and the ability to install dependencies (pip, virtual environments). For remote workshops, a stable internet connection and a quiet workspace are recommended.
Yes. Both flagship workshops can be delivered in-person or remotely. Remote sessions use collaborative tools and shared coding environments to maintain the hands-on experience.
Yes. Teams of 5+ participants receive volume pricing. We also offer customized private workshops for organizations with specific learning objectives.
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