Zero to Agent: Buenos Aires
- Date
- 2026-04-25
- Location
- Buenos Aires, Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina
- Host
- Personal
About this event
If you’ve been hearing about AI agents and wondering how to actually build one, this meetup is for you. Zero to Agent: Buenos Aires is a practical, in-person gathering for people who want to move from curiosity to action with modern AI tools, connect with others doing the same, and leave with a clearer sense of what to build next. This is not a vague future-of-AI conversation. It’s a room for builders, learners, and technically curious people who want to understand what agents are, how tools like v0 fit into the workflow, and what it looks like to go from idea to working prototype in a community setting. About the Event Zero to Agent: Buenos Aires is a community meetup focused on the fast-growing world of AI agents, practical product-building, and peer learning. The goal is simple: create a space where people can explore how agentic systems are being designed today, talk through real use cases, and meet others in Buenos Aires who are actively experimenting with AI. Expect a format that blends learning and conversation rather than a one-way lecture. The event is designed to be approachable if you’re early in your journey, while still being useful if you already ship products or prototypes and want to compare notes with others in the local ecosystem. Because this is an in-person meetup, a big part of the value is the room itself. You’ll be able to ask questions in real time, share what you’re working on, hear how others are approaching similar problems, and build connections that often don’t happen in online-only spaces. The themes behind the event are reflected in the tags: v0, AI, community, networking, and meetup. That means you can expect a conversation grounded in tools, workflows, and experimentation, but also in the human side of building: feedback, collaboration, and meeting people who care about the same things you do. What to Expect The session will likely move through the topic from fundamentals to applied ideas. You can expect a structure that helps people get oriented quickly, then opens up space for discussion and connection. Here’s the kind of experience this meetup is built for: A clear starting point for understanding what an AI agent is and how it differs from a simple prompt or chatbot Practical discussion around building workflows, prototypes, or lightweight products with modern AI tools Context on v0 and related tooling as part of the current builder stack Community conversation where attendees can share ideas, use cases, and lessons from their own experiments Networking time to meet other developers, founders, designers, and AI-curious people in Buenos Aires Rather than trying to cover everything, the event is focused on helping attendees get momentum. That might mean seeing how others frame an agent workflow, discovering new ways to prototype faster, or simply having a better mental model for what to try after the meetup. You should also expect a friendly, peer-driven atmosphere. This is the kind of event where questions are welcome, side conversations can be valuable, and meeting one or two people with aligned interests can be just as important as the formal content. Why Attend AI moves fast, and it’s easy to stay stuck in reading mode. This meetup helps you close the gap between consuming the hype and understanding the craft. If you want to know how people are actually thinking about agents right now, being in the room is one of the fastest ways to get useful signal. Attending gives you a chance to sharpen both your technical perspective and your product instincts. You’ll hear how others are approaching agent design, where tools like v0 fit into the process, and what kinds of projects or experiments feel worth pursuing next. You may leave with: A stronger practical understanding of agent concepts and workflows New ideas for projects you can prototype on your own or with collaborators Useful local connections across AI, product, design, and engineering Better questions about what to build, test, or automate next Momentum to move from exploration into hands-on experimentation There’s also a local advantage here. Buenos Aires has a strong culture of builders, operators, and curious technologists, and in-person meetups create a faster feedback loop than most online channels. If you’ve been looking for more of an AI community around you, this is a strong place to start. Practical Details Zero to Agent: Buenos Aires takes place in person in Buenos Aires, Argentina on Saturday, April 25 at 3:00 PM GMT-3. Since this is an in-person event, plan for a format that benefits from arriving ready to participate, ask questions, and introduce yourself to others. If you’re considering coming, it helps to show up with a bit of context: what you’re currently building, what you’re curious about, or where you’re getting stuck with AI workflows. You do not need to be an expert to attend, but having a concrete interest will make conversations more useful. A few simple ways to get the most out of the meetup: Come with one project idea or problem you’d like to explore Be ready to talk about your background in a sentence or two Bring your curiosity about agents, tooling, and practical implementation Leave time after the event in case conversations continue beyond the main session If you want to understand AI agents in a more grounded way, meet other people working in the space, and spend a Saturday afternoon around practical energy instead of abstract noise, this meetup is a smart place to be.
Who should attend
This meetup is for people who want to get more hands-on with AI and learn alongside others in the local community. - You’re a **developer or technical builder** who wants to understand how AI agents are structured and where tools like v0 fit into a real workflow. - You’re a **founder, indie hacker, or product-minded operator** looking for new ways to prototype features, automate tasks, or test AI-driven product ideas. - You’re a **designer or creative technologist** who is curious about building interactive AI experiences and wants a better grasp of the current tool landscape. - You’ve been **reading, watching, and experimenting online**, but you want an in-person space to ask better questions, compare approaches, and get unstuck faster. - You’re **early in your AI journey** and want a welcoming entry point that is practical rather than overly academic or abstract. - You care about **meeting smart, curious people in Buenos Aires** who are exploring similar ideas and might become collaborators, peers, or friends. If you like learning by talking with other builders, seeing how concepts translate into practice, and leaving with concrete next steps, you’ll likely feel at home here.