Zero to Agent: Lima - PUCP
- Date
- 2026-04-25
- Location
- San Miguel, Provincia de Lima, Peru
- Host
- Personal
About this event
If you’ve been curious about building AI agents but want a clear place to start, Zero to Agent: Lima - PUCP is designed for you. This is an in-person community gathering in San Miguel, Peru for people who want to move from interest to action: learning the basics, seeing practical workflows, and meeting others exploring the same space. Whether you come from a technical background or you’re simply trying to understand how tools like v0 and modern AI workflows fit into real projects, this event gives you a focused environment to learn with other builders, students, and professionals. The goal is simple: make AI agents feel less abstract and more usable. About the Event Zero to Agent: Lima - PUCP is a community-centered event built around the idea of helping people go from zero knowledge to a practical understanding of AI agents. Rather than treating agents as a buzzword, the event is meant to ground the topic in concrete examples, conversations, and shared learning. Because this is an in-person event in Lima, the format is especially valuable for people who learn best by asking questions, discussing ideas live, and connecting with others face to face. You’ll be in a room with people who are likely exploring similar questions: what agents are, how they work, what tools matter, and where the opportunities are. The event sits at the intersection of AI, community, and networking. That means it is not only about information delivery. It is also about creating a local space where people in Peru can meet others interested in applied AI, product-building, and emerging workflows. If you’ve seen rapid progress in AI and felt like the conversation moves too fast, this event is a chance to slow things down and make the subject more approachable. The emphasis is on helping attendees leave with a stronger mental model and a clearer sense of next steps. What to Expect You can expect a format that combines learning, discussion, and community interaction. The event title signals a progression from beginner-friendly starting points toward a more practical understanding of agents, so the experience should feel useful even if you’re still early in your learning journey. Likely areas of focus include: Foundational concepts behind AI agents and how they differ from simpler AI interactions Tooling and workflows, including interest around platforms and products such as v0 Real-world use cases that help translate theory into something easier to apply Open discussion and networking with others in the local AI and builder community Because this is a community event, one of the most valuable parts may be the informal moments between sessions: the questions people ask, the projects they mention, and the conversations that continue after the structured portions. Those interactions often help turn abstract interest into concrete ideas. You should also expect a room with a mix of perspectives. Some attendees may be students, some may be experimenting with AI products, and others may be there to understand how agent-based workflows could fit into startups, client work, research, or internal tools. That range tends to make the conversation sharper and more useful. Why Attend The main reason to attend is clarity. AI agents are being discussed everywhere, but many people still do not have a grounded sense of what they are, when they are useful, or how to begin working with them. This event helps bridge that gap by bringing the topic into a more practical, community-based setting. You’ll also gain something that is difficult to get from online content alone: context from other people nearby who are building, learning, and experimenting in the same regional ecosystem. That matters if you want to keep the momentum going after the event, find collaborators, or simply know who else in Lima is paying attention to this space. Attending can be especially useful if you want to: Build a stronger foundation in AI agent concepts Understand how current tools are being discussed and used Meet people in Peru’s AI and builder community Turn passive curiosity into a clearer plan for learning or building Ask questions in a live setting instead of piecing things together alone There’s also value in showing up early to an emerging conversation. Community events like this often become the places where future collaborators first meet, where ideas get refined through discussion, and where people gain the confidence to start projects they had only been thinking about. Practical Details This is an in-person event in San Miguel, Peru, making it a strong fit for attendees who want live interaction rather than a remote-only experience. If you value being able to focus, listen, talk through ideas, and meet people directly, the format is part of the appeal. The event takes place on Saturday, April 25 at 9:00 AM GMT-5. A morning start makes this a good opportunity to dedicate a focused block of time to learning and networking while keeping the rest of your day open. A few simple ways to get the most out of it: Arrive ready to introduce yourself and what interests you about AI agents Bring a notebook or device if you like capturing tools, ideas, or follow-up actions Come with one or two concrete questions you want answered Leave time for conversation before or after the main program if possible If you’re looking for a local event that combines AI learning, practical curiosity, and community connection, Zero to Agent: Lima - PUCP offers a strong place to start. It is for people who want more than surface-level hype and are ready to understand the topic in a more useful, grounded way.
Who should attend
This is for you if you want a practical, welcoming entry point into AI agents and would rather learn in a room with other curious people than figure it all out alone. - You’re a **student or early-career builder** who keeps hearing about AI agents and wants a clearer, more structured understanding of what they are and how they’re used. - You’re **experimenting with AI tools or products like v0** and want to connect those experiments to bigger workflows, ideas, or projects. - You work in **product, design, engineering, research, or startups** and want to understand how agent-based tools could become relevant to your work. - You’re part of the **local Peru tech or AI community** and want to meet others in Lima who are paying attention to the same shift. - You’ve watched online tutorials or read posts about AI, but you’re still missing the chance to **ask questions live, compare notes, and learn through conversation**. - You’re motivated by **community and networking**, and you want an event where learning and meeting people are equally important.