The store as the backbone.
See how NgRx SignalStore holds your application's state and operations, and gives your frontend a common foundation for every interaction.
Join Rainer Hahnekamp to see how NgRx SignalStore becomes the shared state layer that connects your Angular frontend to AI agents, both in the browser and on the backend.
No fee, no ticket needed. Register with your e-mail and we will send you the link to join. With Rainer Hahnekamp · Google Developer Expert for Angular, NgRx core team, trainer at Angular Architects.
One shared state layer holds your application's state and operations. Your components read and write it, a backend AI agent reaches it through AG-UI, and a model running locally in the browser reaches it through WebMCP.
One hour with Rainer Hahnekamp on preparing your Angular application for AI agents: where NgRx SignalStore fits, and how browser-side and backend agents interact with it in practice. Online, no fee, no conference ticket needed.
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See how NgRx SignalStore holds your application's state and operations, and gives your frontend a common foundation for every interaction.
A model running in the browser reaches your app through WebMCP; a backend AI agent connects through AG-UI. Two paths, one application.
Watch both agents use the application's existing state and operations in SignalStore to drive the frontend, instead of bolting on a separate layer.
A focused, demo-driven session: we start from an Angular app with NgRx SignalStore and show two ways AI agents interact with it, in the browser and on the backend. You can follow along without coding.
NgRx and AI AgentsWhat shifts in an Angular application once AI agents start interacting with it.
The store as the holder of application state and a shared foundation for interactions.
A model running locally through Chrome's Prompt API interacts with the app through WebMCP.
A backend AI agent connects to the same SignalStore through AG-UI.
How agents reuse the application's existing state and operations to drive the frontend.
Wrap-up. The GitHub repository and architecture diagram are shared after the webinar.

Google Developer Expert for Angular · NgRx core team · Trainer at Angular Architects
Rainer is a Google Developer Expert for Angular and a member of the NgRx team. As a trainer and consultant at Angular Architects, he helps teams build maintainable, high-quality Angular applications, and is well known in the community for his Angular content and talks.
In this session he shows where NgRx SignalStore fits once AI agents enter the picture, and demonstrates browser-side and backend agents interacting with the same Angular application through WebMCP and AG-UI.
Yes, completely. There is no fee and you do not need a conference ticket. Just register with your e-mail.
How NgRx SignalStore provides a shared state layer for your Angular app, and how a browser model (via WebMCP) and a backend agent (via AG-UI) interact with it. We demonstrate both approaches in practice.
No setup or preparation is required. This is a demonstration, so you can follow along without coding. Basic knowledge of Angular and Signals will help you follow the examples.
Angular developers who want to prepare their applications for AI agents and understand where SignalStore fits into that architecture.
Yes. The GitHub repository and the architecture diagram are made available after the webinar.
The webinar takes place on Tuesday, 3 November 2026 from 17:00 to 18:00 CET (Europe/Warsaw).
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