Hands-on Workshop: Build your first AI Agent with Make
- Date
- 2026-03-25
- Location
- Berlin, Berlin, Germany
- Host
- 🌍 Make AI Global Calendar
About this event
If you’ve been curious about AI agents but haven’t yet built one yourself, this workshop is the right place to start. In one evening in Berlin, you’ll move from theory to action and learn how to create your first AI agent using Make in a hands-on, practical setting. This is designed for people who want more than a high-level talk. You’ll get a clear introduction, guided building time, and the chance to connect with others exploring AI, automation, and autonomous workflows in a real community setting. About the Event This workshop is an in-person, hands-on session focused on helping you understand what an AI agent is and how to build one with Make. Rather than staying abstract, the event centers on practical application: how agents can be structured, how automation tools fit into the picture, and how to turn an idea into a working first version. Expect a format that balances learning and doing. You’ll likely spend part of the session getting oriented to the core concepts behind AI agents and part of it actively building, testing, and refining a simple workflow. The goal is not to overwhelm you with every possible feature, but to give you a solid foundation you can actually use afterward. Because this is an in-person event, there’s also a strong community angle. You’ll be in the room with people interested in AI, autonomy, and automation, which makes it easier to ask questions, compare approaches, and learn from how others are thinking about the same tools. Whether you’re coming from a technical background or you’re simply tool-curious and eager to experiment, the event is built to help you get your hands on the process and leave with much more clarity than you had when you arrived. What to Expect The session will focus on practical learning, with a structure that helps you build confidence step by step. Rather than a passive lecture, expect a workshop flow that keeps you engaged throughout the evening. You can expect elements like: A clear introduction to what AI agents are and how they differ from simple prompts or one-off automations A walkthrough of how Make can be used to connect tools, logic, and AI capabilities into a usable workflow Guided, hands-on building time where you work on your first agent setup Space to troubleshoot, ask questions, and understand why something works the way it does Informal networking with other attendees interested in AI, automation, and community-driven learning The pace should suit beginners who want a concrete starting point, while still being interesting for people who already know the basics and want to see how agent-style workflows can be structured in practice. If you learn best by doing, this format will feel much more useful than a talk that stays at the idea level. There’s also value in seeing how others approach the same challenge. In a room of builders, operators, and curious learners, you’ll get exposure to different use cases, different questions, and different ways of thinking about autonomy and workflow design. Why Attend The biggest reason to come is simple: you’ll stop just reading about AI agents and start building one. That shift matters. Once you’ve set up a first working example yourself, the whole topic becomes easier to understand, evaluate, and apply. This workshop is especially useful if you want to: Understand AI agents through direct experience, not just definitions Learn how a no-code or low-code tool like Make can help you create useful autonomous workflows Build enough confidence to keep experimenting on your own after the event Meet people in Berlin who are actively exploring AI and automation Get practical context around where agents are genuinely useful and where they still need human structure You’ll likely leave with a more grounded understanding of how to go from idea to workflow, what pieces an agent setup actually needs, and what your next steps could be if you want to keep learning. Even if this is your first serious attempt at building with AI tools, the workshop gives you a clear entry point. For attendees already following the AI space closely, the value is in turning curiosity into implementation. It’s one thing to know that agent-based systems are becoming more important; it’s another to understand how to assemble one yourself and start seeing the design decisions involved. Practical Details This event takes place in person in Berlin, Germany, which makes it a good fit if you want a more interactive learning environment than an online session can offer. Being in the room makes it easier to ask for help, compare notes, and have the kind of side conversations that often lead to better understanding and stronger local connections. The workshop is scheduled for Wednesday, March 25 at 6:00 PM GMT+1. The evening timing makes it accessible for people joining after the workday and creates a focused block of time to learn, build, and meet others without needing to commit to a full-day event. A few useful things to keep in mind: This is an in-person workshop, so come ready to participate rather than just observe The format is hands-on, so you should expect active building and experimentation The event also serves as a networking opportunity for people interested in AI, autonomy, and community If you’ve been looking for a practical first step into AI agents, this is designed to be that step If your goal is to leave with a clearer understanding of AI agents, some real experience using Make, and a few new connections in the Berlin AI community, this workshop is well positioned to deliver exactly that.
Who should attend
This is for people who want to move from curiosity to hands-on practice with AI and automation. - You’ve been hearing about **AI agents** everywhere and want a practical, beginner-friendly way to understand what they actually do. - You like learning by building, and you’d rather spend an evening creating a first working setup in **Make** than sitting through a purely theoretical talk. - You work in operations, product, marketing, startups, or another role where automation could save time, reduce manual work, or improve how tasks get done. - You’re exploring **no-code or low-code tools** and want to see how they can be combined with AI to create more autonomous workflows. - You’re technical enough to enjoy systems thinking, or non-technical but motivated enough to experiment and ask questions in a workshop setting. - You want to meet other people in **Berlin** who are interested in AI, autonomy, and practical community learning. If you want a clear first step into building with AI agents, and you’d value both guided learning and in-person connection, you’ll likely feel right at home here.