Talks

A London Java Community talk on building production-ready multi-agent systems with Spring AI and Redis.

I spoke about semantic caching, routing, vector search, and agent memory server, and I also demoed Raphael De Lio’s stock analysis agent app, which tied those ideas together in a practical Spring AI workflow.

There were roughly 50 people in attendance, with most staying through to the end, and the questions were excellent: from short-term versus long-term memory transfer to embedding model choice and why cross-encoders are not usually used in the first stage of vector retrieval. The organisers also asked for a follow-up workshop, which made it feel like a genuinely strong session for the London Java community.

A Devoxx UK conference talk on the complexity that appears when agent memory is split across many tools, databases, and retrieval paths.

The session made the case for a unified memory layer: one abstraction that can handle working memory, persistent knowledge, and agent data access without turning every new memory source into another bespoke tool call.

A Devoxx UK conference talk connecting human memory and practical AI agent design.

Raphael De Lio and I looked at how cognitive science can help frame the problem of agent memory, then tied that back to production concerns: what to store, how to retrieve it, and how our work at Redis led toward a production-ready agent memory server.

A Devoxx France conference talk connecting human memory to the practical challenges of building AI agents with memory.

Raphael De Lio and I looked at how cognitive science can help frame agent memory design, then connected that to production concerns like what to store, how to retrieve it well, and how our work at Redis led toward a production-ready agent memory server.

A first Redis Developer Advocate conference talk on why production AI agents need structured memory.

Raphael De Lio and I covered recurring memory patterns, short-term and long-term memory management, retrieval, decay, and how Redis Agent Memory Server helps teams move beyond stateless agent prototypes.