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Large language models can now power capable software agents, yet real‑world success comes from disciplined engineering rather than flashy frameworks. Most reliable agents are built from simple, composable patterns instead of heavy abstractions.


The talk will introduce patterns to add complexity and autonomy only when it pays off. Attendees should leave with a practical decision framework for escalating from a single prompt to multi‑step agents, also keeping in mind guardrails for shipping trustworthy, cost‑effective agents at scale. 

Author:

Sushant Mehta

Research Engineer
Google Deepmind

Sushant Mehta

Research Engineer
Google Deepmind

Revterra’s Kinetic Stabilizer is engineered to handle the massive and volatile power swings demanded by large-scale AI workloads. AI is bottlenecked by infrastructure and requires a rapidly scalable, high-performance power quality solution that can be deployed without fear of supply chain disruption. Our battery-free technology provides a stable bridge between the grid and AI loads with a physically instantaneous, passive response—no power electronics required. Unlike conventional solutions, the Kinetic Stabilizer offers unmatched cost-effectiveness on a per-kW basis and a functionally infinite cycle life, free from the constraints of chemical storage.

Author:

Ben Jawdat

Founder & CEO
Revterra

Ben Jawdat is the founding CEO of Revterra, where he is working to commercialize a kinetic stabilizer solution to solve power quality challenges at AI datacenters and other commercial/industrial sites. Prior to starting Revterra, he worked on the development of new superconducting materials at the University of Houston where he received his PhD in physics, and completed postdoctoral studies at the Air Force Research Laboratory and Rice University.

Ben Jawdat

Founder & CEO
Revterra

Ben Jawdat is the founding CEO of Revterra, where he is working to commercialize a kinetic stabilizer solution to solve power quality challenges at AI datacenters and other commercial/industrial sites. Prior to starting Revterra, he worked on the development of new superconducting materials at the University of Houston where he received his PhD in physics, and completed postdoctoral studies at the Air Force Research Laboratory and Rice University.