Virtual AI agents workshop set June 17

Jimmy Guerrero used X on May 22 to promote a June 17 virtual workshop on building “vision data agents,” directing users to a Zoom registration link for the online session. Voxel51, the computer-vision software company behind the event page, lists the workshop as “How to Build Vision Data Agents with Tools, Skills, and MCP” and says it will run at 9 a.m. Pacific on June 17. The company’s event listing says the session will cover how AI agents can “reason over your data, automate complex tasks, and integrate seamlessly into your existing stack” using tools, skills and the Model Context Protocol, or MCP. ### Who is organizing the June 17 session? Voxel51’s event page identifies the workshop as part of its virtual programming and names Adonai Vera as the host. Meetup listings for the same June 17 event also tie the session to Voxel51’s meetup network and show it being circulated through computer-vision and machine-learning groups, including a San Francisco augmented reality and computer vision meetup. (voxel51.com) Jimmy Guerrero appears in one Meetup listing as the host of the San Francisco group carrying the event. The Voxel51 events page separately lists the June 17 workshop among other upcoming virtual sessions in late May and June. ### What exactly does the workshop say it will teach? (voxel51.com) Voxel51 says the workshop will focus on “production-ready AI agents” for machine-learning workflows. The event description says attendees will see how agentic systems use structured tools such as dataset operations, embeddings, evaluation pipelines and model execution to take actions including tagging data, running inference, evaluating performance and surfacing insights. (meetup.com) The June 17 listing breaks the agenda into several topics. Voxel51 says attendees will learn “how AI agents actually work in production,” how to use tools to act on data, what “skills” are in multi-step workflows, how MCP connects models, tools and agents, and best practices for building reliable agentic systems. (voxel51.com) ### What do “skills” and MCP refer to here? Voxel51’s GitHub repository for “fiftyone-skills” describes skills as packaged workflows that let AI assistants perform computer-vision tasks autonomously. The repository says those skills, used with the FiftyOne MCP Server, can handle jobs such as finding duplicate images, running inference and exploring datasets through natural-language requests. (voxel51.com) Zoom’s developer documentation describes MCP as a standard way for AI agents to discover, authenticate and use tools without custom integrations for each system. That helps explain why the Voxel51 workshop pairs MCP with tools and skills in its description of agent architectures. ### Where is the event being held, and what does it cost? (github.com) The Voxel51 event page says the workshop is online and directs users to “Register for the Zoom!” Meetup listings for the same session also describe it as an online event and repeat the Zoom registration prompt. The public event materials surfaced in search results do not show a ticket price in the snippets available. (developers.zoom.us) The original X promotion, according to the user’s source material, included a Zoom registration link in the thread posted on May 22. ### How does this fit into Voxel51’s broader schedule? (voxel51.com) Voxel51’s events page lists the June 17 workshop between a May 27 session on video understanding and a June 9 healthcare-focused visual AI event. The same page also advertises a June 19 in-person “Data Agents: Visual Agents Hackathon,” suggesting the company is grouping several agent- and vision-related events in the same stretch of its calendar. (voxel51.com) June 17 at 9 a.m. Pacific is the next dated milestone for this workshop, and registration remains available through Voxel51’s event page and affiliated Meetup postings for the Zoom session. (voxel51.com 1) (voxel51.com 2)