On site as a Pavilion operator — not a sponsor. Genius Bar, AI for Fractionals (1 Oct), and three takeaways that are not the same kind of announcement.
These two are the event announcements. Everything else on this page is practice, hallway, or existing work.
AI Transformation Velocity Loop — an operating system for AI adoption. Closed loop from an executive goal to measurable individual change. ADKAR × 4D fluency × SMART sprints × an eval cadence. Not a training curriculum and not a tool rollout.
Governance framework for US enterprises (compliance, HR, infosec, legal). GTM2026 is the pointer and update, not a silent repo-only change.
github.com/fxops-ai/AI-acceptable-use-policy →If the conversation is how a public page meets demand from buyer-side agents — not a keynote, not a Pavilion product launch.
$2 to evaluate one URL: intent, tools observed, what to add, what never to expose. Implementation is a separate conversation after why is established.
webmcp-eval.com →Prompt and context engineering, local/private LLM, Anthropic MCP — then the right booth. 1:1, not a pitch.
Control Tower: a solo pipeline CRM and weekly accountability loop (local stack, ~30 clients/year). The session is the lived practice. ATVL is the event announcement, not a slide in that room.
Most of the expo sells seller-side agents. Buyer-side agents will still hit your public URL. MCP is the signed-in product. WebMCP is what the page admits an uninvited agent may do: describe the offer, start the same form a human uses — not money, not a contract.
Authenticated product, APIs, workspace. A signed-in user or their operator. Not the public marketing site.
The page. An agent that arrived at a public URL the way a human would. Not a chatbot you embed, and not checkout.