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title: Stop re-explaining your company to AI agents
description: >-
  Pydantic and Dosu on company knowledge, agent memory, and reliable internal
  workflows. Build internal agents that know how your company works: choosing a
  useful workflow, keeping their knowledge current, and using traces and evals
  to judge the results.
date: '2026-10-20'
dateDisplay: 'Tue, Oct 20 · 8:30am PT (11:30am ET / 4:30pm BST)'
duration: 60 min
status: upcoming
tags:
  - Pydantic AI
  - Logfire
speakers:
  - Samuel Colvin
  - Douwe Maan
  - Devin Stein
  - Taylor Dolezal
  - Laís Carvalho
canonical: 'https://pydantic.dev/events/stop-building-context-for-every-internal-agent'
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# Stop re-explaining your company to AI agents

Pydantic and Dosu on company knowledge, agent memory, and reliable internal workflows. Build internal agents that know how your company works: choosing a useful workflow, keeping their knowledge current, and using traces and evals to judge the results.

## What you'll learn

- How to pick an internal workflow worth handing to an agent, from employee questions to operational investigations to finance reporting
- Ways to give an agent current company knowledge, and keep it current as the company changes
- Where a person should review the agent's work, and how to define that boundary
- Reading Logfire traces to find the cause of a failed agent run
- What an agent should remember between tasks, and how to test whether that memory improves results

## About

Give your internal AI agents the knowledge they need to work inside your company. Whether they answer employee questions, investigate operational issues, or prepare finance reports, they need the right tools and current company knowledge. How do you provide that knowledge, keep it up to date, and measure whether it improves their work?

Join Pydantic and Dosu for a fireside chat about building internal agents for everyday work. Dosu builds agents with Pydantic AI and traces their runs with Pydantic Logfire. We will draw on that experience to discuss how teams build agent workflows, investigate failures, and maintain the company knowledge their agents use.

The conversation covers how to choose an internal workflow, where to put a human review step, and how to use traces to find the causes of failures. We will also get into what agents should remember between tasks and how to test whether that memory improves the results.

If you develop agents for your organization, or lead a team adopting them, join us to explore what to build, which knowledge to provide, and how to evaluate the work.

## Register

Register on the event page: https://pydantic.dev/events/stop-building-context-for-every-internal-agent