Agents in Action Prague #3
--licence-to-act
May 20, 2026
Etnetera Core · Prague 7 · Holešovice
No slides. No pitches. No badges. Just talks, demos & discussion.
One evening. Two featured talks from international builders. Four live demos. Three discussion tables. This is what an AI meetup looks like when you strip away the corporate fluff and leave only the stuff that matters — real builds, real failures, real conversations.
Grab a drink, meet fellow agents. Doors open and networking starts right away. No awkward waiting — jump straight in.
Quick opening and a monthly AI agents landscape recap — the stuff that shipped, the stuff that broke, and what's worth your attention this month.
Two international guests, live demo + Q&A. Matt Van Horn (Printing Press — agent-native CLIs in one command) and Dotta (Paperclip — open-source orchestration for companies made of AI agents).
Refuel. Grab a beer. Corner the presenter who just blew your mind. This is where the best conversations happen.
Four live demos, 7 minutes each. Multi-agent orchestration, Hermes agent, and more. Messy is fine. Honest is required.
Three parallel tables, pick the one that pulls you in. Go deep with builders working on the same problem.
Program wraps up — but you're welcome to stick around, keep the conversations going, and meet the people who'll show up in your next project.
Three tables. Pick the one that pulls you in.
Which self-hosted agent for what? Compare trade-offs, pick the right tool for your use case.
First steps with Paperclip — how to coordinate companies made of AI agents in practice.
Building tooling for the agentic era. Printing Press patterns, MCP servers, skills, and the next layer of dev tools.
Two international guests. Live demo + Q&A.
The tool that turns any API into an agent-native CLI, Claude Code skill, OpenClaw skill, and MCP server. One command.
Co-founded Zimride (which evolved into Lyft), builds Printing Press, and contributes to OpenClaw, Hermes, and dozens of other open-source projects.
Open-source orchestration for running companies made of AI agents. 64K+ GitHub stars.
Creator of Paperclip, Forgotten Runes Wizards Cult, and Dotlicense.
A Prague-born community of builders, hackers, and tinkerers obsessed with AI agents — especially the ones with claws.
It started when OpenClaw — originally a hobby project by a Viennese developer — went viral and became a global movement practically overnight. Suddenly, there were 100+ OpenClaw meetups running worldwide: NYC, Berlin, Tokyo, Amsterdam, Seoul, Paris. We looked around Prague and thought — why not here?
We believe the best way to understand AI agents is to build them, break them, and show them off. No corporate keynotes. No sponsored content. No one trying to sell you anything. Just people who actually ship, sharing what works and what blew up spectacularly.
The community is growing. If you're curious about AI agents, this is your entry point.
Martin Holečko
Community Lead
Vladimír Beran
AI Ambassador
Václav Javanský
Discord & Community Ops
Jakub Skořepa
OpenClaw Solutions Architect
Recap of every OpenClaw Night Prague so far.
Mission accomplished. Full house, seven live demos, five parallel breakout tracks.
Seven builders showed how far you can push AI agents — from personal assistants to deterministic orchestration to a fully agent-native specialty coffee roastery.
109 people. First night. Two-thirds beginners. The energy was open and grounded — no one got judged for asking for help with their very first setup.
The biggest takeaway wasn't speed — it was security. Don't rush your setup. Store API keys in a dedicated 1Password vault. Sandbox what your agent can actually see. Vláďa had to shut down his first version when it started 'stalking' his private messages — funny moment, serious lesson.
The meetup is one evening. The community is forever. Our Discord server is the field headquarters — jump in before or after the event to connect with other agents.
Meet Sean Clawnery — our AI-powered community assistant. He's a lobster in a tuxedo (obviously), runs on Claude, and knows everything about the community. Ask him about OpenClaw, upcoming events, or how to set up your first agent.
Sean Clawnery guides new members through setup and community resources
Regular events with live builds, demos, and hands-on sessions
Share what you're building, get feedback, find collaborators
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