It's one thing to build an agent locally. It's another to deploy it, inspect what it's doing, understand why it failed, and keep improving it with your team.

That's the role of Mastra Platform.

Mastra's open source TypeScript framework is where you define agents, connect tools, model workflows, and build with familiar software engineering patterns. Mastra Platform is the operational layer around those projects: it helps you move from local development to deployed, shared, observable agent systems.

In this workshop, you'll learn how the main pieces fit together:

• Server deploys agents and workflows as production APIs

• Studio gives your team a shared place to inspect, test, and manage Mastra projects

• Mastra Observability helps you understand what happened and why

You'll learn how to:

• Understand where Mastra Platform sits relative to the open source framework

• Deploy a Mastra server

• Deploy Mastra Studio

• Connect deployment into CI

• Use Mastra Observability to debug and improve agent behavior

• Understand how memory adapters help you get started quickly

• Connect Server, Studio, Mastra Observability, CI, and memory into one practical mental model

By the end, you'll understand how Mastra Platform turns a local agent project into something your team can deploy, inspect, debug, and improve over time. You'll see how Server, Studio, Mastra Observability, and memory fit together to take your agents from local development to production — and keep making them better with every release.

We'll leave time for Q&A at the end.

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Hosted by

• Alex Booker, Developer Experience, Mastra

  • https://x.com/bookercodes

  • https://mastra.ai

Recording and code examples will be available to everyone who registers.