We run live sessions that help you actually use what you learn. Not theory for the sake of theory. Not performative “look what AI can do.” More like: here’s how we move, here’s why it works, here’s how to steer it when it doesn’t.
It’s practical, but it’s not dry. We care about craft. We care about voice. We care about making things that feel like you.
Open live conversations with real questions, demos, and shared discoveries
Live sessions built around real tools, methods, and useful takeaways
Guest-led, themed, and one-of-a-kind sessions with a distinct point of view
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Every Wednesday the room opens up and something gets figured out. Bring what you're working on, ask the thing you've been sitting on, and leave with more than you came with. No agenda. Just good people and real progress.
Every Wednesday the room opens up and something gets figured out. Bring what you're working on, ask the thing you've been sitting on, and leave with more than you came with. No agenda. Just good people and real progress.
Israel Ayliffe reviews 30 days of real AI coding work, finds repeated patterns, and turns them into a monthly improvement loop. The system recommends. You approve every change.
Sabina Podjed turns your files into something finished: a clear summary, handoff-ready brief, or useful notes. Watch her work live, catch common mistakes, and learn what makes an answer land.
Every Wednesday the room opens up and something gets figured out. Bring what you're working on, ask the thing you've been sitting on, and leave with more than you came with. No agenda. Just good people and real progress.
Teresa shares her love of art and art history as a starting point for conversation around creative process, interpretation, and learning through art. Her approach is thoughtful, open, and reflective, creating space for people to engage with art in a way that feels welcoming and alive.
Last time Inspired Spitfire taught live in this room, the screen share died twice and she carried on building anyway. That is the argument for taking Claude Code 101 from her rather than from a polished recording. Claude Code is the version of Claude that works on the files on your own computer. Starts from the beginning, no technical background needed.
Every Wednesday the room opens up and something gets figured out. Bring what you're working on, ask the thing you've been sitting on, and leave with more than you came with. No agenda. Just good people and real progress.
He will walk through the prompt structures he uses himself, the ones behind the site he built, and show what changes when you set them up well against when you do not. Israel Ayliffe builds and breaks AI development environments, then writes down what survived. He runs the Harness Engineering series here.
Every Wednesday the room opens up and something gets figured out. Bring what you're working on, ask the thing you've been sitting on, and leave with more than you came with. No agenda. Just good people and real progress.
Amanda runs real tasks through Claude and ChatGPT side by side so you can see how each responds, where they struggle, and which one fits your work best. Bring a task to test live. Beginners welcome.
Curious Conversations is the free weekly session where Amanda opens the floor and the room takes it wherever it goes. No slides, no lecture, just real AI questions from real people. Wednesday, July 29, 3 PM ET. Free. Bring something or just listen.
Curious Conversations is the free weekly session where Amanda opens the floor and the room takes it wherever it goes. No slides, no lecture, just real AI questions from real people. Bring something or just listen.
Teresa is an AI artist with a background in film and photography, art history, art therapy, and design. She brings those worlds together in a way that invites curiosity, discussion, and deeper creative exploration.
Curious Conversations is the free weekly session where Amanda opens the floor and the room takes it wherever it goes. No slides, no lecture, just real AI questions from real people. Bring something or just listen.
Every Wednesday the room opens up and something gets figured out. Bring what you're working on, ask the thing you've been sitting on, and leave with more than you came with. No agenda. Just good people and real progress.
Teresa is an AI artist with a background in film and photography, art history, art therapy, and design. She brings those worlds together in a way that invites curiosity, discussion, and deeper creative exploration.
Teresa is an AI artist with a background in film and photography, art history, art therapy, and design. She brings those worlds together in a way that invites curiosity, discussion, and deeper creative exploration.
you want a clearer path instead of another tab open
you learn best by watching the process, not just hearing concepts
you care about quality and want results you can repeat
you want your work to feel human, not polished into nothing
You stop guessing and start making better choices on purpose
Your prompts get simpler, and your outputs get stronger
Your workflow gets cleaner, with fewer dead ends
You build confidence because you understand what to do next
A space to explore, ask better questions, and create something real. We’re glad you’re here.
