Category: Speakers

Vikas Singhal (Founder, InstaWP) is on the “Agents in production” panel at WordCamp Bengaluru 2026, a 45-minute panel on Sunday 22 November.

A panel on running AI agents in real work, once they leave the demo. Vikas is on it as the founder of InstaWP.

Read the full announcement for the session abstract and more about Vikas.

Farhana Parveen (International Business Coach, Farhana Parveen Business coaching) is moderating the “What clients actually pay for now” panel at WordCamp Bengaluru 2026, a 45-minute panel on Sunday 22 November.

A panel on what clients still pay for now that AI does more of the building. Farhana coaches MSME owners, the people who sign the cheques, on profitability and growth through her Business Compass Framework.

Read the full announcement for the session abstract and more about Farhana.

Vedanshu Jain (Co-Founder, Urumi AI) is on the “Agents in production” panel at WordCamp Bengaluru 2026, a 45-minute panel on Sunday 22 November.

A panel on running AI agents in real work, once they leave the demo. Vedanshu is on it with Animesh Dutta and Dhanendran Rajagopal. At Urumi AI he works with high-traffic WooCommerce stores.

Read the full announcement for the session abstract and more about Vedanshu.

Dhanendran Rajagopal (Senior Web Engineer, Fueled) is on the “Agents in production” panel at WordCamp Bengaluru 2026, a 45-minute panel on Sunday 22 November.

A panel on running AI agents in real work, once they leave the demo. Dhanendran joins Animesh Dutta and Vedanshu Jain on it, and has been working on keeping a WordPress site safe once an agent can act on it through MCP.

Read the full announcement for the session abstract and more about Dhanendran.

Animesh Dutta (Senior Software Engineer, Arm) is on the “Agents in production” panel at WordCamp Bengaluru 2026, a 45-minute panel on Sunday 22 November.

A panel on running AI agents in real work, once they leave the demo. Animesh is on it with Dhanendran Rajagopal and Vedanshu Jain. He works on what a coding agent needs to know to handle a real, unfamiliar codebase.

Read the full announcement for the session abstract and more about Animesh.

Smriti Mishra (Technical Product Manager) is on the “What clients actually pay for now” panel at WordCamp Bengaluru 2026, a 45-minute panel on Sunday 22 November.

A panel on what clients still pay for now that AI does more of the building. With Anupma Singh and Sahithya B A, Smriti brings a product view of the gap between an app built in minutes and real business value.

Read the full announcement for the session abstract and more about Smriti.

Sahithya B A (Senior Software Engineer, Zensar Technologies) is on the “What clients actually pay for now” panel at WordCamp Bengaluru 2026, a 45-minute panel on Sunday 22 November.

A panel on what clients still pay for now that AI does more of the building. Sahithya joins Anupma Singh and Smriti Mishra on it. She comes at the question as a freelancer would: why more clients can mean less business.

Read the full announcement for the session abstract and more about Sahithya.

Anupma Singh (Founder, 10X AI Leaders) is on the “What clients actually pay for now” panel at WordCamp Bengaluru 2026, a 45-minute panel on Sunday 22 November.

A panel on what clients still pay for now that AI does more of the building. Anupma is on it with Sahithya B A and Smriti Mishra, and advises companies on content, SEO and growth once AI is part of the workflow.

Read the full announcement for the session abstract and more about Anupma.

Sourabh Matolia (Technical Delivery Manager, Make Me Local) is running the “Connecting WordPress and MCP” workshop at WordCamp Bengaluru 2026, a 60-minute workshop on Sunday 22 November.

A workshop on connecting WordPress to AI assistants through MCP, so an assistant can read a site and act on it. Sourabh runs it with Deepak Gupta. His own work is on getting AI answers to respect hard rules such as price, category and stock.

Read the full announcement for the session abstract and more about Sourabh.

Deepak Gupta (Founder and Lead Developer, AcrossAI) is running the “Connecting WordPress and MCP” workshop at WordCamp Bengaluru 2026, a 60-minute workshop on Sunday 22 November.

A workshop on connecting WordPress to AI assistants through MCP, so an assistant can read a site and act on it. Deepak runs it with Sourabh Matolia, and builds this kind of integration for a living.

Read the full announcement for the session abstract and more about Deepak.