AI Agent Pro · Module 5: Deploy Your Agent and Sync Your Brain (Live)
Tue, Sep 15, 2026
1:00 PM – 2:00 PM
YouTube Livestream
Livestream: https://youtube.com/live/CRTFEknQNvE?feature=share
This is Module 5 of AI Agent Pro, a free hands on live course from Argo.
Two halves.
First, your second brain becomes a git repository. The ignore list, the first commit, and your own skills moved in so they travel with it.
Then the server.
Create a Droplet and harden it without locking yourself out.
Run your agent in Docker, with no open ports.
Give it a credential scoped to one repository.
Clone your brain onto it and prove the skills load.
Schedule a push job that stays silent unless it fails.
Write a note on the server. Read it in Obsidian on your laptop.
By the end you will have:
A server running your agent while your laptop is closed
Your vault in a private repository
Your skills loading from that repository on both machines
A sync job running every 15 minutes
A note written by the server, open in Obsidian
Links
Course page: https://myargoquest.com/courses/ai-power-users/module-5
Setup and download instructions:https://github.com/kon-rad/ai-power-users-course/blob/main/modules/module-05-deploy-your-agent-and-sync-your-brain/student-guide.md
AI Agent Pro - 3.3 - Hermes Agent for Creating 3D Printed Models (Live, Free)
Fri, Sep 4, 2026
12:00 AM – 1:00 AM
Network School
In this 60 minute course we build on top of the secondBrain Hermes Agent setup and we learn how to:
Use our agent to create a 3D printer model from a 2D image
Create a skill
Use Agent trigger 3D print
Website: https://myargoquest.com/courses/ai-ag...
Live Stream:
Who it's for: anyone curious about AI. No coding experience required. Everything we use is free, and almost all of it is open source.
About the host: Konrad Gnat
Konrad has been a software engineer for the last ten years, a content creator, educator, AI and crypto hackathoner and a digital nomad. He is the founder of myargoquest.com and host of the Argo Podcast. Find all his work at konradgnat.com/links
About the sponsor: Argo
Argo is a private AI journaling companion and soul bound NFT credential on Base main net. It lets you record, reflect, and grow using voice, text, video, or handwriting. Once you hit your daily 750-word goal, it rewards you with a streak count and a beautiful, shareable photo card featuring a custom haiku. Behind the scenes, an all-knowing personal mentor is available 24/7 to help you think different, turn your experiences into words and develop your creative powers.
In this 60 minute course we build on top of the secondBrain Hermes Agent setup and we learn how to: - Have our agent create multi media AI models on Fal.ai- Agent editing videos with open source capcut - Create skills to automate brand consistent short videosYouTube Livestream:
AI Agent Workshop: Hermes Agent Second Brain 3.1 (Live, Free)
Wed, Sep 2, 2026
3:00 PM – 4:00 PM
Reading Room near Block D Cereulean - Forest City
This is Module 3.1 of AI Agent Pro — a free, hands-on, live course from the Konrad at MyArgoQuest.com/courses/ai-agent-pro.
In this session we will learn:
how to use Hermes agent with local models running on your device
How to setup dynamic model routing in Hermes
How to configure Hermes agent profiles and env variables
How to use private and anonymous models on Venice.ai
How to create and manage private encrypted folders
Website: https://myargoquest.com/courses/ai-agent-pro/module-3_1
Who it's for: anyone curious about AI. No coding experience required. Everything we use is free, and almost all of it is open source.About the host: Konrad Gnat
Konrad has been a software engineer for the last ten years, a content creator, educator, AI and crypto hackathoner and a digital nomad. He is the founder of myargoquest.com and host of the Argo Podcast. Find all his work at konradgnat.com/links
About the sponsor: Argo
Argo is a private AI journaling companion and soul bound NFT credential on Base main net. It lets you record, reflect, and grow using voice, text, video, or handwriting. Once you hit your daily 750-word goal, it rewards you with a streak count and a beautiful, shareable photo card featuring a custom haiku. Behind the scenes, an all-knowing personal mentor is available 24/7 to help you think different, turn your experiences into words and develop your creative powers.Live Stream Link:
Celebrate. Celebrate. Celebrate.Awesome music 9PM - 11PM mixed by Konrad, similar dance vibes as:Odesza, Lane 8, Parra for Cuva, Kasbo, Catching Flies, nimino, heylucas, it's murph - and more.Forest City BeachLive streamed on YouTube: https://youtube.com/@argopodcast/stream
Bridging Generations of Entrepreneurs & Argo App Activation
Wed, Aug 26, 2026
6:00 PM – 7:30 PM
Molly Malone's Irish Pub
A casual evening bringing together young entrepreneurs, aspiring founders, and experienced business owners for conversation, knowledge sharing, and genuine connection. Additionally it is the occasion for the activation of breakthrough new AI private journaling app Argo.
We’ll start with a short introduction and ice breaker, followed by a fun card game that breaks everyone into small groups. The cards feature prompts around entrepreneurship, business, technology, career, life, and future ambitions. In small groups we will be able to form deeper bonds across generations of entrepreneurs.
You might meet a mentor, collaborator, future cofounder, business partner, or simply make a new friend.
Come curious. Bring your experience, ideas, and stories.
Experience meets ambition. Let’s build the bridge.Learn more about Argo as well as free AI agent online classes at https://myargoquest.com
AI Agent Workshop: Learn to Use Hermes Agent - Beginner Friendly (Live, Free)
Wed, Aug 26, 2026
3:00 PM – 4:30 PM
Molly Malone's Irish Pub
This is Module 1 V2 of AI Power Users, a hands on live course from Argo. It runs on macOSand Windows 11, both taught side by side.
In this class, we will go from zero to an agent second brain running on your computer. First, we'll install handy.computer, that is a speech-to-text application that's free. Next, we'll download Hermes Agents, create a folder structure for your second brain. Then we'll connect it to OpenRouter to get the best open source model. Next, we'll create our first skill to run a daily check in - 'standup'. Next, we'll deploy the agent to a server and connect it to telegram so you can always access it anywhere you are.
By the end you will have:
A PARA vault on your own disk, open in two applications at once, that no company can takeaway
Speech to text that runs offline and types into any application on your machine
A /standup skill you wrote yourself, in a file, that you will actually run tomorrowmorning
A Linux server you own the login to, with your agent installed on it
A Telegram bot on your phone that is your agent, and that survives a reboot
Who it is for: anyone starting from zero. No coding experience required, no priormodule required, and no terminal experience assumed. The first ten minutes are the terminalfrom scratch, on both operating systems.
Format: one live session, 90 minutes. Live on YouTube. macOS and Windows 11.
Reconnect your body and mind in your mid day with a fun group dance class.Suggested donation: $5 USD.All proceeds go to Adina, professional K-pop dancer and French University Student.Adina and Konrad will lead a 60 minute group class. Start with a gentle warm up, stretching. Then we will learn a choreography routine in K-Pop style. Walk away feeling energized.About the Hosts:Adina:Dancer, dance coach, influencer, globalitizen.Instagram: /adina.jolieKonrad:Dancer, founder, crypto native, digital nomad. Founder of myargoquest.com - a private AI journaling app.instagram
Reconnect your body and mind in your mid day with a fun group dance class. Suggested donation: $5 USD. All proceeds go to Adina, professional K-pop dancer and French University Student.Adina and Konrad will lead a 60 minute group class. Start with a gentle warm up, stretching. Then we will learn a choreography routine in K-Pop style. Walk away feeling energized.About the Hosts:Adina:Dancer, dance coach, influencer, globalitizen.Instagram: /adina.jolieKonrad:Dancer, founder, crypto native, digital nomad. Founder of myargoquest.com - a private AI journaling app. instagram
We are in the cloud, won’t let that stop us from making this showcase happen. Slightly different format - 2 minute demo slides, 2 minute q and a. Timed and tight. DM me to get on the list, will be live streamed to X.
https://x.com/konrad_gnat
Kids Wholistic Creativity and STEM Class. An hour where we sharpen our skills of drawing, writing, speaking and knowledge of STEM concepts.Read description below and enroll for one time or monthly subscription at:https://myargoquest.com/courses/kids-stem/enrollFirst we warm up with a breathing exercise, a selection of yoga poses, a kung fu attention pose and a short exercise.An AI robot Friendly, is present and serves as teacher assistant.The first assignment a drawing prompt, exercising our imagination, creativity and visual expression skills.
After each assignment we go around the table and each shares their work with the class, optionally we record it, and at the end the AI robot creates personalized short videos for the parent and child to take home to share with their friends and family and to keep as a memento.
We don't critique, we celebrate their creativity, their curiosity, and their imagination.The second assignment is a journaling prompt, something they remember, experienced, thought about or sensed with their senses. Again we go around sharing with the group when done after about ten minutes.Next I present a STEM concept, explained at three different age levels: 3, 7 and 12 years old.The third assignment is for the kids to fill one page of their notebook with drawings and writings that explain the concept to someone their own age. Again at the end each kid shares with the group.Having all three assignments completed they earn 1 point, ten points can be exchanged for a five minute personal experience in one of; drone flying, Oculus Quest 3 VR, Apple Vision Pro XR or programming the AI robot. At the end of the experience they get a short video of their experience to keep and share with their friends and family.
Monthly subscription includes access to Argo AI private journal app for the parent and child, a parents dashboard where their private edited videos are accessed and optional AI robot notes on the class.
More details and enrollment instructions are at:https://myargoquest.com/courses/kids-stem/enroll
About the organizer: Konrad Gnat
Konrad has been a software engineer for the last ten years, a content creator, educator, AI and crypto hackathoner and a digital nomad. He is the founder of myargoquest.com and host of the Argo Podcast. Find all his work at konradgnat.com/links
About the sponsor: Argo
Argo is a private AI journaling companion and soul bound NFT credential on Base main net. It lets you record, reflect, and grow using voice, text, video, or handwriting. Once you hit your daily 750-word goal, it rewards you with a streak count and a beautiful, shareable photo card featuring a custom haiku. Behind the scenes, an all-knowing personal mentor is available 24/7 to help you think different, turn your experiences into words and develop your creative powers.
Kids Wholistic Creativity and STEM Class. An hour where we sharpen our skills of drawing, writing, speaking and knowledge of STEM concepts. Read description below and enroll for one time or monthly subscription at: https://myargoquest.com/courses/kids-stem/enrollFirst we warm up with a breathing exercise, a selection of yoga poses, a kung fu attention pose and a short exercise. An AI robot Friendly, is present and serves as teacher assistant.The first assignment a drawing prompt, exercising our imagination, creativity and visual expression skills.
After each assignment we go around the table and each shares their work with the class, optionally we record it, and at the end the AI robot creates personalized short videos for the parent and child to take home to share with their friends and family and to keep as a memento.
We don't critique, we celebrate their creativity, their curiosity, and their imagination. The second assignment is a journaling prompt, something they remember, experienced, thought about or sensed with their senses. Again we go around sharing with the group when done after about ten minutes.Next I present a STEM concept, explained at three different age levels: 3, 7 and 12 years old. The third assignment is for the kids to fill one page of their notebook with drawings and writings that explain the concept to someone their own age. Again at the end each kid shares with the group. Having all three assignments completed they earn 1 point, ten points can be exchanged for a five minute personal experience in one of; drone flying, Oculus Quest 3 VR, Apple Vision Pro XR or programming the AI robot. At the end of the experience they get a short video of their experience to keep and share with their friends and family.
Monthly subscription includes access to Argo AI private journal app for the parent and child, a parents dashboard where their private edited videos are accessed and optional AI robot notes on the class.
More details and enrollment instructions are at: https://myargoquest.com/courses/kids-stem/enroll
About the organizer: Konrad Gnat
Konrad has been a software engineer for the last ten years, a content creator, educator, AI and crypto hackathoner and a digital nomad. He is the founder of myargoquest.com and host of the Argo Podcast. Find all his work at konradgnat.com/links
About the sponsor: Argo
Argo is a private AI journaling companion and soul bound NFT credential on Base main net. It lets you record, reflect, and grow using voice, text, video, or handwriting. Once you hit your daily 750-word goal, it rewards you with a streak count and a beautiful, shareable photo card featuring a custom haiku. Behind the scenes, an all-knowing personal mentor is available 24/7 to help you think different, turn your experiences into words and develop your creative powers.
Kids Wholistic Creativity and STEM Class, specifically created for kids from 2 to 12 years of age. Each one has their personalized exercises and space for creativity, play and learning.
It includes:
5 minute arrival exercise. Breathing, mindfulness, gentle movements.
10 minute Movement and Mind Body Connection. Gentle stretches, simple yoga poses, and light exercises to wake up the body, calibrate self regulation and concentration capacity, and release excess nervous energy and tension.
20 minute drawing, expressive writing, lettering and creativity exercise. A brief introduction to the practice of drawing, offering 3 drawing prompts to complete. Then a brief introduction into the practice of expressive journaling, with three journaling prompts to complete. For younger kids, just writing one letter, or holding the pen, or writing a word or sentence, whatever their level is, starting there.
20 minute STEM lesson. Some topic in Computer Science, Math, Technology or Engineering is explained. The kids then draw and write how they understand it and how they would explain it to their friend.
5 minute closing. We reflect on what we did, and open up for kids to share about what it was like for them, what they liked and didn't like, what they learned, what they were curious about and what they want to learn more about.
Notebooks, pens and pencils are provided. Kids can take the notebook with them and bring it to future classes, which build on top of each other and compound.About the host: Konrad Gnat
Konrad has been a software engineer for the last ten years, a content creator, educator, AI and crypto hackathoner and a digital nomad. He is the founder of myargoquest.com and host of the Argo Podcast. Find all his work at konradgnat.com/links
About the sponsor: Argo
Argo is a private AI journaling companion and soul bound NFT credential on Base main net. It lets you record, reflect, and grow using voice, text, video, or handwriting. Once you hit your daily 750-word goal, it rewards you with a streak count and a beautiful, shareable photo card featuring a custom haiku. Behind the scenes, an all-knowing personal mentor is available 24/7 to help you think different, turn your experiences into words and develop your creative powers.
Celebrate. Celebrate. Celebrate. Awesome music 9PM - 11PM mixed by Konrad, similar dance vibes as: Odesza, Lane 8, Parra for Cuva, Kasbo, Catching Flies, nimino, heylucas, it's murph - and more. Forest City Beach
Kids Wholistic Creativity and STEM Class, specifically created for kids from 2 to 12 years of age. Each one has their personalized exercises and space for creativity, play and learning.
It includes:
5 minute arrival exercise. Breathing, mindfulness, gentle movements.
10 minute Movement and Mind Body Connection. Gentle stretches, simple yoga poses, and light exercises to wake up the body, calibrate self regulation and concentration capacity, and release excess nervous energy and tension.
20 minute drawing, expressive writing, lettering and creativity exercise. A brief introduction to the practice of drawing, offering 3 drawing prompts to complete. Then a brief introduction into the practice of expressive journaling, with three journaling prompts to complete. For younger kids, just writing one letter, or holding the pen, or writing a word or sentence, whatever their level is, starting there.
20 minute STEM lesson. Some topic in Computer Science, Math, Technology or Engineering is explained. The kids then draw and write how they understand it and how they would explain it to their friend.
5 minute closing. We reflect on what we did, and open up for kids to share about what it was like for them, what they liked and didn't like, what they learned, what they were curious about and what they want to learn more about.
Notebooks, pens and pencils are provided. Kids can take the notebook with them and bring it to future classes, which build on top of each other and compound.About the host: Konrad Gnat
Konrad has been a software engineer for the last ten years, a content creator, educator, AI and crypto hackathoner and a digital nomad. He is the founder of myargoquest.com and host of the Argo Podcast. Find all his work at konradgnat.com/links
About the sponsor: Argo
Argo is a private AI journaling companion and soul bound NFT credential on Base main net. It lets you record, reflect, and grow using voice, text, video, or handwriting. Once you hit your daily 750-word goal, it rewards you with a streak count and a beautiful, shareable photo card featuring a custom haiku. Behind the scenes, an all-knowing personal mentor is available 24/7 to help you think different, turn your experiences into words and develop your creative powers.
AI Power Users · Module 2 — Agent Mastery and Vibe Coding a Pro Website (Live, Free)
Fri, Aug 7, 2026
4:00 PM – 5:00 PM
Forest City - Block B Cerulean, Multipurpose room & YouTube Livestream
This is Module 2 of AI Power Users — a free, hands-on live course from Argo.
In Module 1 you built a private AI second brain and wrote your first agent skill by hand. You never have to do that again.
This session has two halves, and both run on the same idea: you describe, the agent builds.
First — your agent builds its own tools. We give it one brief and it writes three skills for itself:
/model-research — researches the entire AI model landscape once a week. Text, image, video, voice, speech-to-text, music. Live pricing, ranked, written into your notes. No more "best AI tools" listicles.
/switch-models — moves between four models in one command: private, cheap, frontier, and the best coding model. It'll stop you before you send client data to a public provider.
/spend-tracker — tracks exactly what your AI usage costs. It remembers what it already counted, so every run picks up precisely where the last one stopped.
Then, your agent builds a client's website. We take a real local business, a fence installation company, from a blank folder to a live, deployed website in one sitting:
Set the goals — what does this site have to achieve, and how would we know it failed?
Build the knowledge base — interview the client, and let the agent look at their photos and write the alt text and a shot list
Design the layout and functionality — you describe it out loud, the agent writes the spec
Pick the architecture — and make the AI argue against its own recommendation
Approve the plan — the moment a non-programmer gets their power back
Build it — with the best coding model, using the real photos
Prove it works — evidence, not assurances
Git, deploy, live URL — on camera, on a phone
An agency quotes this at $4,000–8,000 and six to eight weeks. We'll do it in about an hour, and hosting is free.
By the end you'll have:
Three agent-built skills, wired into your standup on a weekly cadence
A tuned SOUL.md — your agent's personality — and you'll know what it costs per message
A complete client knowledge base: goals, brief, image inventory, layout, architecture
A real website, on a real URL, that you can show someone
Git set up, so nothing you build is ever lost
Links
Course page: https://myargoquest.com/courses/ai-power-users/module-2
Setup and download instructions: https://github.com/kon-rad/ai-power-users-course/blob/main/modules/module-02-agent-mastery-and-vibe-coding/student-guide.md
Everything you need to install beforehand is in the setup instructions. Start there.
Reconnect your body and mind in your mid day with a fun group dance class. Adina and Konrad will lead a 60 minute group class. Start with a gentle warm up, stretching. Then we will learn a choreography routine in K-Pop style. Walk away feeling energized. About the Hosts:Adina: Dancer, dance coach, influencer, global citizen.https://instagram.com/adina.jolie Konrad:Dancer, founder, crypto native, digital nomad. Founder of myargoquest.com - a private AI journaling app.
Kids Wholistic Creativity and STEM Class, specifically created for kids from 2 to 12 years of age. Each one has their personalized exercises and space for creativity, play and learning.
It includes:
5 minute arrival exercise. Breathing, mindfulness, gentle movements.
10 minute Movement and Mind Body Connection. Gentle stretches, simple yoga poses, and light exercises to wake up the body, calibrate self regulation and concentration capacity, and release excess nervous energy and tension.
20 minute drawing, expressive writing, lettering and creativity exercise. A brief introduction to the practice of drawing freely, drawing anything they feel compelled to draw: landscape, cars, buildings, people, stories, characters, and so on. Then a brief introduction into the practice of expressive journaling, writing about their day, their thoughts, their feelings, their experiences, their ideas and learnings. For younger kids, just writing one letter, or holding the pen, or writing a word or sentence, whatever their level is, starting there.
20 minute STEM lesson. Some topic in Computer Science, Math, Technology or Engineering is explained, then the kids pair in groups of two and explain the concept in their own words, then they draw or write down what they know about it and how they understand it.
5 minute closing. We reflect on what we did, and open up for kids to share about what it was like for them, what they liked and didn't like, what they learned, what they were curious about and what they want to learn more about.
Notebooks, pens and pencils are provided. Kids can take the notebook with them and bring it to future classes, which build on top of each other and compound.About the host: Konrad Gnat
Konrad has been a software engineer for the last ten years, a content creator, educator, AI and crypto hackathoner and a digital nomad. He is the founder of myargoquest.com and host of the Argo Podcast. Find all his work at konradgnat.com/links
About the sponsor: Argo
Argo is a private AI journaling companion and soul bound NFT credential on Base main net. It lets you record, reflect, and grow using voice, text, video, or handwriting. Once you hit your daily 750-word goal, it rewards you with a streak count and a beautiful, shareable photo card featuring a custom haiku. Behind the scenes, an all-knowing personal mentor is available 24/7 to help you think different, turn your experiences into words and develop your creative powers.
AI Power Users · Day 1 — Build Your Private AI Second Brain (Live, Free)
Wed, Aug 5, 2026
4:00 PM – 5:00 PM
DM for location in Forest City - YouTube Livestream
This is Module 1 of AI Power Users — a free, hands-on, live course from the Konrad at Argo.
In the first session you will build your own private AI second brain, a personal AI agent that lives inside your notes and thinks with a private, decentralized model.
In this first 45-minute session we set the whole thing up together, live, step by step. You'll leave with a working private-AI workstation and your first custom agent skill.Website: https://myargoquest.com/ai-power-users/module-1Course material and preparation instructions: https://github.com/kon-rad/ai-power-users-course/blob/main/modules/module-01-agent-and-second-brain/student-guide.md
What we'll build (the six pieces):
Handy — talk instead of type, 100% offline speech-to-text
Obsidian — your notes as a visual, linked second brain (PARA method)
VS Code — inspect the machinery: your skills, config, and files
Hermes — an open-source AI agent that lives in your folder
Morpheus — a private, decentralized model powering it all
cmux — a terminal built for running AI agents
By the end you'll have:
The full stack installed and wired together
A PARA-organised knowledge base in Obsidian
Your agent connected to a private model
Your first skill: a daily standup where your AI reviews your projects, goals, and progress with you — and saves the notes for you
Who it's for: anyone curious about AI. No coding experience required. Everything we use is free, and almost all of it is open source.About the host: Konrad Gnat
Konrad has been a software engineer for the last ten years, a content creator, educator, AI and crypto hackathoner and a digital nomad. He is the founder of myargoquest.com and host of the Argo Podcast. Find all his work at konradgnat.com/links
About the sponsor: Argo
Argo is a private AI journaling companion and soul bound NFT credential on Base main net. It lets you record, reflect, and grow using voice, text, video, or handwriting. Once you hit your daily 750-word goal, it rewards you with a streak count and a beautiful, shareable photo card featuring a custom haiku. Behind the scenes, an all-knowing personal mentor is available 24/7 to help you think different, turn your experiences into words and develop your creative powers.Live Stream Link:
Crypto Natives Trip to Bank and Art Museum [Essay Contest] [MYBW]
Thu, Jul 30, 2026
11:00 AM – 12:30 PM
Bank Negara Malaysia Museum and Art Gallery
You find yourself in beautiful Kauala Lumpur, Malaysia, a unique place, at a crypto conference, and now you have an opportunity to do something unusual, special, and perhaps world changing; go to Bank Negara Malaysia Museum and Art Gallery, with a bunch of other cool global crypto natives. Not only that, but then you have an opportunity to write a 750 word essay on how blockchain technology can benefit Malaysia and win $100 USDC prize!
The Agenda:
11am we meet at the museum front entrance
spend 40 minutes touring the museum, in pairs, individually or in smaller groups
feel free to network, bond, discuss, exchange ideas, pitch decks, degen strategies and contacts, make content and enjoy the museum exhibits and art galleries
spend 40 minutes having coffee, talking and writing about our experience, ideas about technology, crypto, money, Malaysia, governance, and evolution of humanity.
opt in to appear in a banger of group drone photo and video in front of the museum
12:30pm event concludes, feel free to make your way back to the venue walking or other ways
Telegram group chat https://t.me/+8SkrTtqSmCI3YWVh for logistics and networking.
Essay Contest Rules:
Submit to https://luminalog.com/mybw2026-contest within 48 hours of end of the event
between 750 - 800 words
must be a response to prompt "how can crypto technology benefit Malaysia?"
must be published online: blog, medium, substack, YouTube, X or anything similar under your real name
must include subtitle "Malaysia Blockchain Week 2026 LuminaLog Essay Contest" and link to webpage: https://luminalog.com/mybw2026-contest
Ethereum Mainnet address must be included on the bottom of the essay.
must be present at the event in order to be qualified for contest prize
AI is allowed, but can't be 100% generated by AI
All submissions will be read by a panel of expert judges and winner will be announced 3 days after submission deadline and will be awarded $100 USDC on Ethereum main net.
About the host: Konrad Gnat
Konrad has been a software engineer for the last ten years, a content creator, AI and crypto hackathoner and a digital nomad. He is the founder of LuminaLog.com and host of the LuminaLog Podcast. Find all his work at konradgnat.com/links
About the sponsor: LuminaLog
LuminaLog is a private AI journaling companion and soul bound NFT credential on Base main net. It lets you record, reflect, and grow using voice, text, video, or handwriting. Once you hit your daily 750-word goal, it rewards you with a streak count and a beautiful, shareable photo card featuring a custom haiku. Behind the scenes, an all-knowing personal mentor is available 24/7 to help you think different, turn your experiences into words and develop your creative powers.
Important Details:
Museum admission is free of charge, requiring no advanced booking.
Bags are strictly not allowed inside, but only kept in an unlocked store place so maybe better to leave your valuables at your hotel.
Bank Negara Malaysia Museum and Art Gallery
Sasana Kijang, 2, Jalan Dato Onn, Kuala Lumpur, 50480 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
https://maps.app.goo.gl/5fiRFmxNJpd8MQbu7?g_st=ic
#myBW2026
Are you a crypto person that is into tech, creativity or spirituality? Then join us for a meal at an authentic Malaysian restaurant, just a short walk from the Malaysia Blockchain Week (myBW) venue. Especially relevant to:
governance geeks
crypto startup founders
crypto startup investors
KOLs
writers, artists and designers
yogis, meditators and those pursing spiritual goals
Pro tips and suggestions:
Pick a Malaysian dish you want to try from the list below to be better prepared to order
Conversation starters: what have you been working on lately? where are you from? what topics in crypto, tech, creativity or spirituality do you find most captivating recently?
Be prepared to share what you are working on, creating or captivated by recently.
Feel free to network, exchange socials and think about how you can win and help win someone next to you.
If you have a project, a startup or experience that you are excited about, feel free to share about it.
Telegram group chat https://t.me/+8SkrTtqSmCI3YWVh for logistics and networking.
About the host: Konrad Gnat
Konrad has been a software engineer for the last ten years, a content creator, AI and crypto hackathoner and a digital nomad. He is the founder of LuminaLog.com and host of the LuminaLog Podcast (spotify and youtube). Find all his work at konradgnat.com/links
About the sponsor: LuminaLog
LuminaLog is a private AI journaling companion and soul bound NFT credential on Base main net. It lets you record, reflect, and grow using voice, text, video, or handwriting. Once you hit your daily 750-word goal, it rewards you with a streak count and a beautiful, shareable photo card featuring a custom haiku. Behind the scenes, an all-knowing personal mentor analyzes your entries 24/7 to highlight key patterns, summarize your day, and ask deep questions to help you understand yourself better.
Malaysian Dishes to try at D’Sungai Cafe:
Nasi ayam penyet – Indonesian-inspired fried chicken that’s become hugely popular in Malaysia.
Nasi ayam sambal hijau – Fried chicken with spicy green chili sambal.
Laksa Kedah – A regional Malaysian laksa from the state of Kedah.
Mee goreng mamak – One of the most iconic Malaysian dishes, created by the Indian-Muslim (“Mamak”) community.
Nasi ikan singgang – Traditional fish served with a light turmeric-based broth, common on Malaysia’s east coast.
Notes:
please note in this event you order and pay for your own food
Location:
D’Sungai Cafe
https://maps.app.goo.gl/1CKSG4LUWSFK5rKt9?g_st=ic
64, Jalan Putra, Chow Kit, 50350 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia#myBW2026
Join us for an epic coffee and networking event in beautiful Kuala Lumpur! Perfect way to kick off Malaysia Blockchain week, set yourself up right to stack those wins with some nice coffee, breakfast bites and electric conversations with people that came to MYBW from near and far.
Key things to know and suggestions:
8:30am start at the cafe
Networking, storytelling, knowledge sharing encourages
Impromptu demos encouraged
Exchange LinkedIn, Telegram, Instagram and Twitter
Make new friends, hire, find a job, meet investors and founders, find mentors and mentees
Make content for your socials, take selfies, record a short reel
Feel free to just grab a seat, caffeinate and do some laptop work, chasing your deadline, vibe coding your next big app, or strategize how you will tackle the next two days of conference talks and side events
9:30am we will conclude and optionally join us for the short walk back to the event venue World Trade Center, to arrive at 10am
Telegram group chat https://t.me/+8SkrTtqSmCI3YWVh for logistics and networking.
About the host: Konrad Gnat
Konrad has been a software engineer for the last ten years, a content creator, AI and crypto hackathoner and a digital nomad. He is the founder of LuminaLog.com and host of the LuminaLog Podcast. Find all his work at konradgnat.com/links
About the sponsor: LuminaLog
LuminaLog is a private AI journaling companion and soul bound NFT credential on Base main net. It lets you record, reflect, and grow using voice, text, video, or handwriting. Once you hit your daily 750-word goal, it rewards you with a streak count and a beautiful, shareable photo card featuring a custom haiku. Behind the scenes, an all-knowing personal mentor analyzes your entries 24/7 to highlight key patterns, summarize your day, and ask deep questions to help you understand yourself better.
Details:
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Nook & Nomad
G-11, Wisma Infinitium, 18, Jalan Dewan Sultan Sulaiman, Chow Kit, 50300 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia#myBW2026
Muay Thai Training Session (60 Minutes)
All Levels Welcome
Martial arts are a powerful practice for developing both physical capability and mental resilience. It is especially valuable for entrepreneurs, creative technologists and knowledge workers. Training enhances confidence, self-defense skills, self-reliance, discipline, and overall strength of body and mind.
Please wear comfortable gym clothing. If you have personal martial arts equipment (boxing gloves, hand wraps, pads), you are encouraged to bring it.
Class Agenda
6:00 PM – Start Sharp
Introduction to Muay Thai
QiGong, breathwork, and meditation
Group stretching
7 minutes jump rope
20–50 sit-ups and 20–50 push-ups
5 minutes of shadow boxing
3 rounds × 3 minutes on heavy bags (1-minute rest)
Basic Muay Thai combinations
3 rounds × 3 minutes focusing on one technique (elbows, punches, knees, teeps, or kicks)
Traditional closing bows and handshakes
Trainer
Konrad – Over two years of Muay Thai training across Thailand, San Francisco, Vietnam, and Bali; additionally trained in Taekwondo and Kung Fu.Note: I serve solely as a facilitator and instructor of the techniques, forms, and practices I have been taught through my own martial arts training and experience.
Training Disclaimer
Participation in Muay Thai training involves inherent physical risks, including but not limited to bruises, sprains, strains, muscle soreness, and potentially more serious injuries such as back injuries or ligament tears. By taking part in any training session, you acknowledge that these risks exist and voluntarily assume full responsibility for any injuries or health concerns that may arise.
By attending and participating in training, you confirm that you have read, understood, and agreed to the terms of this disclaimer.
Come even if it's fully booked — we'll do multiple rounds/sessions.
Just a reminder: before using the ice bath, always take a shower and wear flip-flops to keep the water clean.
The Session
You'll do 2–3 rounds of sauna and ice plunge across the hour. Each round is a contrast pairing:
Sauna: up to 15 minutes per round
Ice plunge: 1–5 minutes per round
Ice plunge water - 5–10°C (41–50°F) Sauna - 80–90°C (176–194°F)
Muay Thai Training Session (60 Minutes)
All Levels Welcome
Martial arts are a powerful practice for developing both physical capability and mental resilience. It is especially valuable for entrepreneurs, creative technologists and knowledge workers. Training enhances confidence, self-defense skills, self-reliance, discipline, and overall strength of body and mind.
Please wear comfortable gym clothing. If you have personal martial arts equipment (boxing gloves, hand wraps, pads), you are encouraged to bring it.
Class Agenda
6:00 PM – Start Sharp
Introduction to Muay Thai
QiGong, breathwork, and meditation
Group stretching
7 minutes jump rope
20–50 sit-ups and 20–50 push-ups
5 minutes of shadow boxing
3 rounds × 3 minutes on heavy bags (1-minute rest)
Basic Muay Thai combinations
3 rounds × 3 minutes focusing on one technique (elbows, punches, knees, teeps, or kicks)
Traditional closing bows and handshakes
Trainer
Konrad – Over two years of Muay Thai training across Thailand, San Francisco, Vietnam, and Bali; additionally trained in Taekwondo and Kung Fu.Note: I serve solely as a facilitator and instructor of the techniques, forms, and practices I have been taught through my own martial arts training and experience.
Training Disclaimer
Participation in Muay Thai training involves inherent physical risks, including but not limited to bruises, sprains, strains, muscle soreness, and potentially more serious injuries such as back injuries or ligament tears. By taking part in any training session, you acknowledge that these risks exist and voluntarily assume full responsibility for any injuries or health concerns that may arise.
By attending and participating in training, you confirm that you have read, understood, and agreed to the terms of this disclaimer.
Muay Thai Training Session (60 Minutes)
All Levels Welcome
Martial arts are a powerful practice for developing both physical capability and mental resilience. It is especially valuable for entrepreneurs, creative technologists and knowledge workers. Training enhances confidence, self-defense skills, self-reliance, discipline, and overall strength of body and mind.
Please wear comfortable gym clothing. If you have personal martial arts equipment (boxing gloves, hand wraps, pads), you are encouraged to bring it.
Class Agenda
6:00 PM – Start Sharp
Introduction to Muay Thai
QiGong, breathwork, and meditation
Group stretching
7 minutes jump rope
20–50 sit-ups and 20–50 push-ups
5 minutes of shadow boxing
3 rounds × 3 minutes on heavy bags (1-minute rest)
Basic Muay Thai combinations
3 rounds × 3 minutes focusing on one technique (elbows, punches, knees, teeps, or kicks)
Traditional closing bows and handshakes
Trainer
Konrad – Over two years of Muay Thai training across Thailand, San Francisco, Vietnam, and Bali; additionally trained in Taekwondo and Kung Fu.Note: I serve solely as a facilitator and instructor of the techniques, forms, and practices I have been taught through my own martial arts training and experience.
Training Disclaimer
Participation in Muay Thai training involves inherent physical risks, including but not limited to bruises, sprains, strains, muscle soreness, and potentially more serious injuries such as back injuries or ligament tears. By taking part in any training session, you acknowledge that these risks exist and voluntarily assume full responsibility for any injuries or health concerns that may arise.
By attending and participating in training, you confirm that you have read, understood, and agreed to the terms of this disclaimer.
Muay Thai Training Session (60 Minutes)
All Levels Welcome
Martial arts are a powerful practice for developing both physical capability and mental resilience. It is especially valuable for entrepreneurs, creative technologists and knowledge workers. Training enhances confidence, self-defense skills, self-reliance, discipline, and overall strength of body and mind.
Please wear comfortable gym clothing. If you have personal martial arts equipment (boxing gloves, hand wraps, pads), you are encouraged to bring it.
Class Agenda
6:00 PM – Start Sharp
Introduction to Muay Thai
QiGong, breathwork, and meditation
Group stretching
7 minutes jump rope
20–50 sit-ups and 20–50 push-ups
5 minutes of shadow boxing
3 rounds × 3 minutes on heavy bags (1-minute rest)
Basic Muay Thai combinations
3 rounds × 3 minutes focusing on one technique (elbows, punches, knees, teeps, or kicks)
Traditional closing bows and handshakes
Trainer
Konrad – Over two years of Muay Thai training across Thailand, San Francisco, Vietnam, and Bali; additionally trained in Taekwondo and Kung Fu.Note: I serve solely as a facilitator and instructor of the techniques, forms, and practices I have been taught through my own martial arts training and experience.
Training Disclaimer
Participation in Muay Thai training involves inherent physical risks, including but not limited to bruises, sprains, strains, muscle soreness, and potentially more serious injuries such as back injuries or ligament tears. By taking part in any training session, you acknowledge that these risks exist and voluntarily assume full responsibility for any injuries or health concerns that may arise.
By attending and participating in training, you confirm that you have read, understood, and agreed to the terms of this disclaimer.
Muay Thai Training Session (60 Minutes)
All Levels Welcome
Martial arts are a powerful practice for developing both physical capability and mental resilience. It is especially valuable for entrepreneurs, creative technologists and knowledge workers. Training enhances confidence, self-defense skills, self-reliance, discipline, and overall strength of body and mind.
Please wear comfortable gym clothing. If you have personal martial arts equipment (boxing gloves, hand wraps, pads), you are encouraged to bring it.
Class Agenda
6:00 PM – Start Sharp
Introduction to Muay Thai
QiGong, breathwork, and meditation
Group stretching
7 minutes jump rope
20–50 sit-ups and 20–50 push-ups
5 minutes of shadow boxing
3 rounds × 3 minutes on heavy bags (1-minute rest)
Basic Muay Thai combinations
3 rounds × 3 minutes focusing on one technique (elbows, punches, knees, teeps, or kicks)
Traditional closing bows and handshakes
Trainer
Konrad – Over two years of Muay Thai training across Thailand, San Francisco, Vietnam, and Bali; additionally trained in Taekwondo and Kung Fu.Note: I serve solely as a facilitator and instructor of the techniques, forms, and practices I have been taught through my own martial arts training and experience.
Training Disclaimer
Participation in Muay Thai training involves inherent physical risks, including but not limited to bruises, sprains, strains, muscle soreness, and potentially more serious injuries such as back injuries or ligament tears. By taking part in any training session, you acknowledge that these risks exist and voluntarily assume full responsibility for any injuries or health concerns that may arise.
By attending and participating in training, you confirm that you have read, understood, and agreed to the terms of this disclaimer.
Muay Thai Training Session (60 Minutes)
All Levels Welcome
Martial arts are a powerful practice for developing both physical capability and mental resilience. It is especially valuable for entrepreneurs, creative technologists, and knowledge workers. Training enhances confidence, self-defense skills, self-reliance, discipline, and overall strength of body and mind.
Please wear comfortable gym clothing. If you have personal martial arts equipment (boxing gloves, hand wraps, pads), you are encouraged to bring it.
Class Agenda
6:00 PM – Start Sharp
Introduction to Muay Thai
QiGong, breathwork, and meditation
Group stretching
7 minutes jump rope
20–50 sit-ups and 20–50 push-ups
5 minutes of shadow boxing
3 rounds × 3 minutes on heavy bags (1-minute rest)
Basic Muay Thai combinations
1) Jab, Cross, Lead Hook, Rear Knee
2) Jab, Cross, Lead Uppercut, Low Kick
3) Rear Teep, Cross, Lead Hook, Rear Low Kick
3 rounds × 3 minutes focusing on one technique (elbows, punches, knees, teeps, or kicks)
Traditional closing bows and handshakes
Trainer
Konrad – Over two years of Muay Thai training across Thailand, San Francisco, Vietnam, and Bali; additionally trained in Taekwondo and Kung Fu.Note: I serve solely as a facilitator and instructor of the techniques, forms, and practices I have been taught through my own martial arts training and experience.
Training Disclaimer
Participation in Muay Thai training involves inherent physical risks, including but not limited to bruises, sprains, strains, muscle soreness, and potentially more serious injuries such as back injuries or ligament tears. By taking part in any training session, you acknowledge that these risks exist and voluntarily assume full responsibility for any injuries or health concerns that may arise.
By attending and participating in training, you confirm that you have read, understood, and agreed to the terms of this disclaimer.
The fourth iteration of our OpenClaw Knowledge Sharing Circle! We meet and go around in a circle sharing our workflows, best practices, skills, discoveries, learnings, and challenges we have faced in using and setting up OpenClaw and similar AI agents.
This is a casual, open format where everyone gets a chance to share what they've been working on and what they've learned. The goal is to collectively figure out the best ways to get the most out of using AI agents.
Who Should Come:
Anyone using OpenClaw, Claude Code, or similar AI agents
People who want to share their workflows and discoveries
Those who have hit challenges and want help troubleshooting
Developers exploring AI automation and agent capabilities
Beginners curious about what's possible with modern AI agents
What We Share
Workflows & Best Practices
How are you using AI agents day-to-day?
What workflows have you optimized?
Tips and tricks you've discovered
Skills & Discoveries
New skills, integrations, or capabilities you've found
Creative use cases others might not have thought of
Tools and configurations that work well together
Learnings & Challenges
What went wrong and how you fixed it
Setup issues and their solutions
Limitations you've encountered and workarounds
Getting the Most Out of AI Agents
Prompt engineering techniques
Agent orchestration strategies
Multi-agent workflows
Automation pipelines
How It Works
Gather around the tables in the back corner of the NS Cafe
Go around the circle — each person shares something they've been working on
Ask questions — the group discusses and helps with challenges
Learn from each other — take notes on workflows and tips that interest you
What to Bring
Laptop (highly recommended) — to demo your workflows live
Your OpenClaw agents, Claude Code setups, or AI agent configurations
Notes on what you've learned or challenges you've faced
Questions for other builders
Organizers
Konrad Gnat
Network School
augmi.world
Support
Donation Wallet: 0xEc8d88CeE837c7efc9243E46Fb35d8A97a6EBdF8
Accepts: USDC, ETH, or similar token
Chains: Ethereum, Base, Polygon, BNB Smart Chain
We run these events for the benefit of the community. augmi.world is entirely self-funded — no sponsors, no corporate backing. If this event brings you value, please consider supporting us with a small donation.
Synthesis Hackathon Cobuild Session at Network School
Sat, Mar 21, 2026
11:00 AM – 3:00 PM
NS Coworking
Join me to cobuild for the Synthesis hackahton, a ten day virtual hackathon around the crypto native agentic economy. Find more information about how to sign up, the prizes and the sponsors at the link below. Submissions close on March 22. https://synthesis.md/
The third iteration of our OpenClaw Knowledge Sharing Circle! We meet and go around in a circle sharing our workflows, best practices, skills, discoveries, learnings, and challenges we have faced in using and setting up OpenClaw and similar AI agents.
This is a casual, open format where everyone gets a chance to share what they've been working on and what they've learned. The goal is to collectively figure out the best ways to get the most out of using AI agents.
Who Should Come:
Anyone using OpenClaw, Claude Code, or similar AI agents
People who want to share their workflows and discoveries
Those who have hit challenges and want help troubleshooting
Developers exploring AI automation and agent capabilities
Beginners curious about what's possible with modern AI agents
What We Share
Workflows & Best Practices
How are you using AI agents day-to-day?
What workflows have you optimized?
Tips and tricks you've discovered
Skills & Discoveries
New skills, integrations, or capabilities you've found
Creative use cases others might not have thought of
Tools and configurations that work well together
Learnings & Challenges
What went wrong and how you fixed it
Setup issues and their solutions
Limitations you've encountered and workarounds
Getting the Most Out of AI Agents
Prompt engineering techniques
Agent orchestration strategies
Multi-agent workflows
Automation pipelines
How It Works
Gather around the tables in the back corner of the NS Cafe
Go around the circle — each person shares something they've been working on
Ask questions — the group discusses and helps with challenges
Learn from each other — take notes on workflows and tips that interest you
What to Bring
Laptop (highly recommended) — to demo your workflows live
Your OpenClaw agents, Claude Code setups, or AI agent configurations
Notes on what you've learned or challenges you've faced
Questions for other builders
Organizers
Konrad Gnat
Network School
augmi.world
Support
Donation Wallet: 0xEc8d88CeE837c7efc9243E46Fb35d8A97a6EBdF8
Accepts: USDC, ETH, or similar token
Chains: Ethereum, Base, Polygon, BNB Smart Chain
We run these events for the benefit of the community. augmi.world is entirely self-funded — no sponsors, no corporate backing. If this event brings you value, please consider supporting us with a small donation.
The second iteration of our OpenClaw Knowledge Sharing Circle! We meet and go around in a circle sharing our workflows, best practices, skills, discoveries, learnings, and challenges we have faced in using and setting up OpenClaw and similar AI agents.
This is a casual, open format where everyone gets a chance to share what they've been working on and what they've learned. The goal is to collectively figure out the best ways to get the most out of using AI agents.
Who Should Come:
Anyone using OpenClaw, Claude Code, or similar AI agents
People who want to share their workflows and discoveries
Those who have hit challenges and want help troubleshooting
Developers exploring AI automation and agent capabilities
Beginners curious about what's possible with modern AI agents
What We Share
Workflows & Best Practices
How are you using AI agents day-to-day?
What workflows have you optimized?
Tips and tricks you've discovered
Skills & Discoveries
New skills, integrations, or capabilities you've found
Creative use cases others might not have thought of
Tools and configurations that work well together
Learnings & Challenges
What went wrong and how you fixed it
Setup issues and their solutions
Limitations you've encountered and workarounds
Getting the Most Out of AI Agents
Prompt engineering techniques
Agent orchestration strategies
Multi-agent workflows
Automation pipelines
How It Works
Gather around the tables in the back corner of the NS Cafe
Go around the circle — each person shares something they've been working on
Ask questions — the group discusses and helps with challenges
Learn from each other — take notes on workflows and tips that interest you
What to Bring
Laptop (highly recommended) — to demo your workflows live
Your OpenClaw agents, Claude Code setups, or AI agent configurations
Notes on what you've learned or challenges you've faced
Questions for other builders
Organizers
Konrad Gnat
Network School
augmi.world
Support
Donation Wallet: 0xEc8d88CeE837c7efc9243E46Fb35d8A97a6EBdF8
Accepts: USDC, ETH, or similar token
Chains: Ethereum, Base, Polygon, BNB Smart Chain
We run these events for the benefit of the community. augmi.world is entirely self-funded — no sponsors, no corporate backing. If this event brings you value, please consider supporting us with a small donation.
By the end of this session, you'll have your own AI agent running — connected to your tools, your APIs, and your workflows.
Most people think setting up AI agents takes hours of configuration, terminal commands, and developer experience. It doesn't. In this live demo, we'll go from nothing to a fully operational OpenClaw agent on augmi.world in under a minute — and then show you how to make it actually useful.
You'll see exactly how to connect agents to the skills and APIs you already use, set up social media automation that runs without you, and build the personal AI infrastructure that lets you operate like a team of ten.
Walk in curious. Walk out with agents working for you.
What You'll Learn
Getting Started with augmi.world
Creating your account and first agent
The interface: what everything does
Launching your first OpenClaw agent in under 60 seconds
Connecting to Skills
What skills are available and how to find them
Installing and configuring skills for your agent
Combining skills for powerful workflows
Custom skill creation basics
API Connections
Connecting your agent to external APIs
Authentication and API key management
Common integrations: GitHub, Slack, email, databases
Building custom API workflows
Social Media Automation
Setting up automated posting and scheduling
Content generation pipelines
Multi-platform management from one agent
Engagement monitoring and response automation
Running Your Business with Agents
All-in-one agent setup for founders and solopreneurs
Task delegation and agent orchestration
Monitoring and managing multiple agents
Cost optimization and usage management
Personal AI Infrastructure
Building your own AI stack
Agent-to-agent communication
Persistent memory and context across sessions
Scaling from one agent to a full team
Who Should Attend
Founders and solopreneurs who want to automate operations
Developers interested in agent-based workflows
Content creators looking for AI-powered automation
Anyone curious about personal AI infrastructure
People who want to try augmi.world hands-on
Prerequisites
None — this is beginner-friendly
Helpful: A project or workflow you'd like to automate
Helpful: An idea of what APIs or services you want to connect
What to Bring
Laptop (highly recommended for following along)
Ideas for what you want to automate
API keys for services you want to connect (optional)
Questions about AI agents and automation
Resources
Links will be shared during the session:
augmi.world
Organizers
Konrad Gnat
Network School
augmi.world World
Muay Thai Training Session (60 Minutes)
All Levels Welcome
Martial arts are a powerful practice for developing both physical capability and mental resilience. It is especially valuable for entrepreneurs, creative technologists, and knowledge workers. Training enhances confidence, self-defense skills, self-reliance, discipline, and overall strength of body and mind.
Please wear comfortable gym clothing. If you have personal martial arts equipment (boxing gloves, hand wraps, pads), you are encouraged to bring it.
Class Agenda
6:00 PM – Start Sharp
Introduction to Muay Thai
QiGong, breathwork, and meditation
Group stretching
7 minutes jump rope
20–50 sit-ups and 20–50 push-ups
5 minutes of shadow boxing
3 rounds × 3 minutes on heavy bags (1-minute rest)
Basic Muay Thai combinations
1) Jab, Cross, Lead Elbow
2) Jab, Cross, Lead Uppercut, Low Kick
3) ab, Cross, Switch Kick Lead Hook, Low kick
3 rounds × 3 minutes focusing on one technique (elbows, punches, knees, teeps, or kicks)
Traditional closing bows and handshakes
Trainer
Konrad – Over two years of Muay Thai training across Thailand, San Francisco, Vietnam, and Bali; additionally trained in Taekwondo and Kung Fu.Note: I serve solely as a facilitator and instructor of the techniques, forms, and practices I have been taught through my own martial arts training and experience.
Suggested Donation: $5-15 USD per session
Payment Methods: Venmo or Crypto
Venmo Account: https://account.venmo.com/u/Konrad-GnatEVM Wallet Address: 0xEc8d88CeE837c7efc9243E46Fb35d8A97a6EBdF8
We suggest donations rather than strict fees because we believe everyone should have access to quality training, regardless of circumstance. Pay what you can, invest what you feel it's worth.
Who Should Come
All levels welcome — from complete beginners to experienced fighters
No prior experience necessary
You set your own intensity
Community of supportive practitioners
Training Disclaimer
Participation in Muay Thai training involves inherent physical risks, including but not limited to bruises, sprains, strains, muscle soreness, and potentially more serious injuries such as back injuries or ligament tears. By taking part in any training session, you acknowledge that these risks exist and voluntarily assume full responsibility for any injuries or health concerns that may arise.
By attending and participating in training, you confirm that you have read, understood, and agreed to the terms of this disclaimer.Organizers
Konrad Gnat
Network School
augmi.world
An opportunity to share something you care about with a curious audience. Whether it's a new feature you just shipped, a hackathon project, an open-source contribution, a new AI workflow, or an idea you're exploring — this is your stage.
The context is building with technology, entrepreneurship, and design. Come show what you've been working on.
What You Can Present
Demos: Show off your working app, product, or prototype
Pitches: Present your startup or business idea
Talks: Share knowledge on a technical topic
How It Works
Sign up when you arrive
Present for 5-15 minutes (time split based on number of presenters)
Answer 2-3 questions from the audience
Iterate and come back next week
Presentation Types
Demos
Show your working product:
Apps and websites
Hardware projects
AI tools and workflows
Open-source contributions
Pitches
Present your idea:
Startup concept
Side project
Business model
Investment pitch practice
Talks
Share your knowledge:
Technical deep-dives
Industry insights
Lessons learned
Research findings
What to Bring
Your pitch or demo (slides optional)
Laptop for demos
Organizers
Konrad Gnat
Network School
augmi.world
Support
Donation Wallet: 0xEc8d88CeE837c7efc9243E46Fb35d8A97a6EBdF8
Accepts: USDC, ETH, or similar token
Chains: Ethereum, Base, Polygon, BNB Smart Chain
We run these events for the benefit of the community. augmi.world is entirely self-funded - no sponsors, no corporate backing. If this event brings you value, please consider supporting us with a small donation.
Gathering to discuss and work on robotics projects. 1 hour of focused work with lofi music, working individually or in groups. At the end, you share what you learned, what you completed, what you built, what you created, and what your plan is.
What You Can Work On
Building and programming robots
Robotics research and reading papers
Writing blog posts or documentation about robotics
Creating AI art related to robotics
Contributing to open-source robotics projects
Exploring new robotics frameworks and tools
Hardware projects with Arduino, Raspberry Pi, ESP32
Why Join?
Focused time: Dedicated hour to work on robotics
Community support: Work alongside other robotics enthusiasts
Accountability: Share your progress and plans
Knowledge sharing: Learn from what others are building
2026 is the year of robotics: Get ahead of the curve
Recommended Resources
Organizations
FOSSASIA - fossasia.org (open-source technology organization)
FOSSASIA GitHub - github.com/fossasia
NS Reachy Robotics Project https://github.com/kon-rad/network-school-robot
What to Bring
Your laptop or robotics hardware
Projects or research you want to work on
Headphones (optional, ambient music provided)
Questions for the group
Organizers
Konrad Gnat
Network School
https://augmi.world
Support
Donation Wallet: 0xEc8d88CeE837c7efc9243E46Fb35d8A97a6EBdF8
Accepts: USDC, ETH, or similar token
Chains: Ethereum, Base, Polygon, BNB Smart Chain
We run these events for the benefit of the community. Global Builders Club is entirely self-funded - no sponsors, no corporate backing. If this event brings you value, please consider supporting us with a small donation.
OpenClaw Use Cases Workshop: Google Suite & Social Media on Augmi
Tue, Feb 24, 2026
7:00 PM – 8:00 PM
NS Library
Connect Your World: Google Suite & Social Media Automation with OpenClaw on Augmi
Ready to put your AI agent to work on the tools you use every day? In this hands-on workshop, we'll walk through real use cases for connecting OpenClaw agents to your Google Drive, Gmail, and Google Calendar — and then take it further by linking to social media channels through Postiz.
This isn't a lecture. You'll follow along on your laptop, set things up live on augmi.world, and walk out with working automations.
What You'll Do
Google Drive Integration
Connect your agent to Google Drive
Automate file organization, search, and document creation
Set up workflows that read and write to your Drive
Gmail Automation
Connect your agent to Gmail
Automate email drafting, sorting, and responding
Build email workflows triggered by your agent
Google Calendar
Connect your agent to Google Calendar
Automate scheduling, event creation, and reminders
Set up calendar-aware agent workflows
Social Media via Post-Its
Connect to social media channels through Postiz
Automate content posting across platforms
Set up cross-platform social media workflows
Schedule and manage social content from your agent
Who Should Attend
Anyone who uses Google Workspace (Drive, Gmail, Calendar)
Content creators wanting to automate social media posting
Builders looking to connect AI agents to everyday tools
People who attended previous OpenClaw sessions and want to go deeper
Anyone curious about practical AI automation
Prerequisites
An account on augmi.world (sign up before the workshop)
A Google account (for Drive, Gmail, Calendar integrations)
Basic familiarity with OpenClaw is helpful but not required
What to Bring
Laptop (required) — this is a hands-on workshop, you'll be setting things up live
Google account credentials
Social media accounts you want to connect (optional)
Ideas for workflows you want to automate
Organizers
Konrad Gnat
Network School
Global Builders Club
Support
Donation Wallet: 0xEc8d88CeE837c7efc9243E46Fb35d8A97a6EBdF8
Accepts: USDC, ETH, or similar token
Chains: Ethereum, Base, Polygon, BNB Smart Chain
We run these events for the benefit of the community. Global Builders Club is entirely self-funded — no sponsors, no corporate backing. If this event brings you value, please consider supporting us with a small donation.
Gathering to discuss and work on robotics projects. 1 hour of focused work with lofi music, working individually or in groups. At the end, you share what you learned, what you completed, what you built, what you created, and what your plan is.
What You Can Work On
Building and programming robots
Robotics research and reading papers
Writing blog posts or documentation about robotics
Creating AI art related to robotics
Contributing to open-source robotics projects
Exploring new robotics frameworks and tools
Hardware projects with Arduino, Raspberry Pi, ESP32
Why Join?
Focused time: Dedicated hour to work on robotics
Community support: Work alongside other robotics enthusiasts
Accountability: Share your progress and plans
Knowledge sharing: Learn from what others are building
2026 is the year of robotics: Get ahead of the curve
Sharing Guidelines
At the end of each session, share:
What you worked on
What you learned
What you completed or built
What your plan is for next time
Recommended Resources
Organizations
FOSSASIA - fossasia.org (open-source technology organization)
FOSSASIA GitHub - github.com/fossasia
NS Reachy Robotics Project https://github.com/kon-rad/network-school-robot
Learning Resources
ROS (Robot Operating System) tutorials
Arduino and Raspberry Pi robotics projects
Computer vision for robotics
Reinforcement learning for robot control
What to Bring
Your laptop or robotics hardware
Projects or research you want to work on
Headphones (optional, ambient music provided)
Questions for the group
Organizers
Konrad Gnat
Network School
Global Builders Club
Support
Donation Wallet: 0xEc8d88CeE837c7efc9243E46Fb35d8A97a6EBdF8
Accepts: USDC, ETH, or similar token
Chains: Ethereum, Base, Polygon, BNB Smart Chain
We run these events for the benefit of the community. Global Builders Club is entirely self-funded - no sponsors, no corporate backing. If this event brings you value, please consider supporting us with a small donation.
By the end of this session, you'll have your own AI agent running — connected to your tools, your APIs, and your workflows.
Most people think setting up AI agents takes hours of configuration, terminal commands, and developer experience. It doesn't. In this live demo, we'll go from nothing to a fully operational OpenClaw agent on augmi.world in under a minute — and then show you how to make it actually useful.
You'll see exactly how to connect agents to the skills and APIs you already use, set up social media automation that runs without you, and build the personal AI infrastructure that lets you operate like a team of ten.
Walk in curious. Walk out with agents working for you.
What You'll Learn
Getting Started with augmi.world
Creating your account and first agent
The interface: what everything does
Launching your first OpenClaw agent in under 60 seconds
Connecting to Skills
What skills are available and how to find them
Installing and configuring skills for your agent
Combining skills for powerful workflows
Custom skill creation basics
API Connections
Connecting your agent to external APIs
Common integrations: GitHub, Slack, email, databases
Social Media Automation
Setting up automated posting and scheduling
Content generation pipelines
Multi-platform management from one agent
Engagement monitoring and response automation
Running Your Business with Agents
All-in-one agent setup for founders and solopreneurs
Task delegation and agent orchestration
Monitoring and managing multiple agents
Personal AI Infrastructure
Building your own AI stack
Persistent memory,
Who Should Attend
Founders and solopreneurs who want to automate operations
Developers interested in agent-based workflows
Content creators looking for AI-powered automation
Anyone curious about personal AI infrastructure
People who want to try augmi.world hands-on
Prerequisites
None — this is beginner-friendly
Helpful: A project or workflow you'd like to automate
Helpful: An idea of what APIs or services you want to connect
What to Bring
Laptop (highly recommended for following along)
Ideas for what you want to automate
API keys for services you want to connect (optional) e.g. OpenRouter, Anthropic, OpenAI
Questions about AI agents and automation
Organizers
Konrad Gnat
Network School
Global Builders Club
Support
Donation Wallet: 0xEc8d88CeE837c7efc9243E46Fb35d8A97a6EBdF8
Accepts: USDC, ETH, or similar token
Chains: Ethereum, Base, Polygon, BNB Smart Chain
We run these events for the benefit of the community. Global Builders Club is entirely self-funded — no sponsors, no corporate backing. If this event brings you value, please consider supporting us with a small donation.
Pitching is a skill. The only way to get better is to practice.
Sign up to pitch and get 5-15 minutes (depending on number of presenters) to present your startup, project, or idea to a supportive audience. Receive honest feedback. Iterate. Come back next week sharper.
This is a safe space to fail, learn, and improve.
What You Can Present
Demos: Show off your working app, product, or prototype
Pitches: Present your startup or business idea
Talks: Share knowledge on a technical topic
Event Format
TimeActivity8:00 PMSign-ups and order8:05 PM - 8:55 PMDemos, Pitches, Talks + feedback (5-15 min each)8:55 PM - 9:00 PMWrap-up
How It Works
Sign up when you arrive
Present for 5-15 minutes (time split based on number of presenters)
Receive feedback from the room
Iterate and come back next week
Presentation Types
Demos
Show your working product:
Apps and websites
Hardware projects
AI tools and workflows
Open-source contributions
Pitches
Present your idea:
Startup concept
Side project
Business model
Investment pitch practice
Talks
Share your knowledge:
Technical deep-dives
Industry insights
Lessons learned
Research findings
What to Bring
Your pitch or demo (slides optional)
A clear ask: What feedback do you want?
Openness to critique
Laptop for demos
Organizers
Konrad Gnat
Network School
Global Builders Club
Support
Donation Wallet: 0xEc8d88CeE837c7efc9243E46Fb35d8A97a6EBdF8
Accepts: USDC, ETH, or similar token
Chains: Ethereum, Base, Polygon, BNB Smart Chain
We run these events for the benefit of the community. Global Builders Club is entirely self-funded - no sponsors, no corporate backing. If this event brings you value, please consider supporting us with a small donation.
Gathering to discuss and work on robotics projects. 1 hour of focused work with lofi music, working individually or in groups. At the end, you share what you learned, what you completed, what you built, what you created, and what your plan is.
What You Can Work On
Building and programming robots
Robotics research and reading papers
Writing blog posts or documentation about robotics
Creating AI art related to robotics
Contributing to open-source robotics projects
Exploring new robotics frameworks and tools
Hardware projects with Arduino, Raspberry Pi, ESP32
Why Join?
Focused time: Dedicated hour to work on robotics
Community support: Work alongside other robotics enthusiasts
Accountability: Share your progress and plans
Knowledge sharing: Learn from what others are building
2026 is the year of robotics: Get ahead of the curve
Event Format
TimeActivity9:00 PM - 9:05 PMWelcome and quick check-in9:05 PM - 9:50 PMFocused work time (lofi music)9:50 PM - 10:00 PMShare what you learned/built/plan to do
Sharing Guidelines
At the end of each session, share:
What you worked on
What you learned
What you completed or built
What your plan is for next time
Recommended Resources
Organizations
FOSSASIA - fossasia.org (open-source technology organization)
FOSSASIA GitHub - github.com/fossasia
NS Reachy Robotics Project https://github.com/kon-rad/network-school-robot
Learning Resources
ROS (Robot Operating System) tutorials
Arduino and Raspberry Pi robotics projects
Computer vision for robotics
Reinforcement learning for robot control
What to Bring
Your laptop or robotics hardware
Projects or research you want to work on
Headphones (optional, ambient music provided)
Questions for the group
Organizers
Konrad Gnat
Network School
Global Builders Club
Support
Donation Wallet: 0xEc8d88CeE837c7efc9243E46Fb35d8A97a6EBdF8
Accepts: USDC, ETH, or similar token
Chains: Ethereum, Base, Polygon, BNB Smart Chain
We run these events for the benefit of the community. Global Builders Club is entirely self-funded - no sponsors, no corporate backing. If this event brings you value, please consider supporting us with a small donation.
Learn how to run your own AI coding agent with OpenClaw.
This workshop covers the full story: where OpenClaw came from, how it works under the hood, what it can and can't do, and how to get started today using augmi.world - the web app that lets you run OpenClaw without terminal commands or buying a Mac mini.
What You'll Learn
The OpenClaw Story
Origins and why it was built
The open-source AI agent movement
How OpenClaw fits into the Claude Code ecosystem
How It Works
Architecture overview
What happens when you give it a task
Capabilities and limitations
Getting Started with augmi.world
What is augmi.world
Running OpenClaw through a simple web interface
No terminal required
No Mac mini required
Connect to your own projects
Hosted OpenClaw on Digital Ocean
Setting up your own server
Step-by-step deployment guide
Cost breakdown
When self-hosting makes sense
Security Best Practices
API key management
Access controls
What to never let it touch
Safe sandbox practices
Prerequisites
None required
Helpful: Basic understanding of AI assistants
Bring a laptop if you want to follow along
What to Bring
Laptop (optional but recommended)
Questions about AI coding agents
A project idea you'd like to try with OpenClaw
Resources
Links will be shared during the workshop:
augmi.world
OpenClaw GitHub repository https://github.com/openclaw/openclaw
Digital Ocean deployment guide https://globalbuilders.club/blog/openclaw-deployment-guide
Organizers
Konrad Gnat
Network School
Global Builders Club
Support
Donation Wallet: 0xEc8d88CeE837c7efc9243E46Fb35d8A97a6EBdF8
Accepts: USDC, ETH, or similar token
Chains: Ethereum, Base, Polygon, BNB Smart Chain
We run these events for the benefit of the community. Global Builders Club is entirely self-funded - no sponsors, no corporate backing. If this event brings you value, please consider supporting us with a small donation.
1 hour open floor presentations from 5 to 15 minutes depending on number of presenters. Presentations are on AI tools, workflows, how AI is impacting and augmenting your workflow, OpenClaw demos, or demos of your AI projects.
What You Can Present
AI tools you've discovered or mastered
Workflow improvements using AI
How AI is augmenting your daily work
OpenClaw demonstrations
AI project demos
Prompt engineering techniques
AI agent setups and automations
Comparisons of different AI tools
Why Join?
Learn from power users: See how others are leveraging AI
Share your discoveries: Help others level up their AI game
Stay current: AI moves fast - keep up with the community
Practical focus: Real workflows, real results
Network: Connect with other AI enthusiasts
Event Format
Time Activity 8:00 PM - 8:05 PM Welcome and presenter sign-ups8:05 PM - 8:55 PM Open floor presentations (5-15 min each)8:55 PM - 9:00 PM Wrap-up and Q&A overflow
Presentation Guidelines
Duration: 5-15 minutes depending on number of presenters
Focus: Show, don't just tell - demos are encouraged
Practical: Share real use cases and workflows
Tips welcome: What tricks have you learned?
Q&A: Leave time for questions
Presentation Ideas
"How I use Claude Code for X"
"My AI-augmented writing workflow"
"Automating X with AI agents"
"OpenClaw deep dive"
"Comparing X vs Y AI tools"
"AI for research and synthesis"
"Local LLM setups"
What to Bring
Your presentation (slides, demos, or just talking points)
Laptop for live demos
Curiosity and questions
Tips and tricks to share
Organizers
Konrad Gnat
Network School
Global Builders Club
Support
Donation Wallet: 0xEc8d88CeE837c7efc9243E46Fb35d8A97a6EBdF8
Accepts: USDC, ETH, or similar token
Chains: Ethereum, Base, Polygon, BNB Smart Chain
We run these events for the benefit of the community. Global Builders Club is entirely self-funded - no sponsors, no corporate backing. If this event brings you value, please consider supporting us with a small donation.
Come to pitch your startup, demo or give a tech talk on anything that you are working on. Pitching is a skill - get better at it through practice.
What You Can Pitch
Your startup idea or progress
New app features or development milestones
AI films or creative projects
Personal brand development
Side projects
AI workflows and tools
Anything you're building
Why Pitch?
Practice makes perfect: Pitching is a skill that improves with repetition
Safe environment: Supportive community, constructive feedback
Refine your message: Learn what resonates and what needs work
Build confidence: Get comfortable speaking about your work
Find collaborators: Connect with people interested in your projects
Event Format
Time Activity 8:00 PM Welcome and sign-ups8:05 PM - 8:55 PM Pitch presentations (3-5 min each)8:55 PM - 9:00 PM Wrap-up and networking
Pitch Guidelines
Duration: 3-5 minutes max
Structure: Problem, Solution, Progress, Ask
Be concise: Practice getting to the point quickly
State your ask: What feedback do you want? What help do you need?
Iterate: Use feedback to improve for next week
Feedback Framework
When giving feedback, consider:
What's compelling? What made you interested?
What's unclear? Where did you lose the thread?
What questions do you have? What would a potential customer/investor ask?
What would make it stronger? Specific, actionable suggestions
What to Bring
Your pitch (slides optional, story essential)
An open mind for feedback
Supportive energy for other pitchers
Organizers
Konrad Gnat
Network School
Global Builders Club
Support
Donation Wallet: 0xEc8d88CeE837c7efc9243E46Fb35d8A97a6EBdF8
Accepts: USDC, ETH, or similar token
Chains: Ethereum, Base, Polygon, BNB Smart Chain
We run these events for the benefit of the community. Global Builders Club is entirely self-funded - no sponsors, no corporate backing. If this event brings you value, please consider supporting us with a small donation.
Gathering to discuss and work on robotics projects. 1 hour of focused work with lofi music, working individually or in groups. At the end, you share what you learned, what you completed, what you built, what you created, and what your plan is.
What You Can Work On
Building and programming robots
Robotics research and reading papers
Writing blog posts or documentation about robotics
Creating AI art related to robotics
Contributing to open-source robotics projects
Exploring new robotics frameworks and tools
Hardware projects with Arduino, Raspberry Pi, ESP32
Why Join?
Focused time: Dedicated hour to work on robotics
Community support: Work alongside other robotics enthusiasts
Accountability: Share your progress and plans
Knowledge sharing: Learn from what others are building
2026 is the year of robotics: Get ahead of the curve
Event Format
Time Activity 8:00 PM - 8:05 PM Welcome and quick check-in8:05 PM - 8:50 PM Focused work time (lofi music)8:50 PM - 9:00 PM Share what you learned/built/plan to do
Sharing Guidelines
At the end of each session, share:
What you worked on
What you learned
What you completed or built
What your plan is for next time
Recommended Resources
Organizations
FOSSASIA - fossasia.org (open-source technology organization)
FOSSASIA GitHub - github.com/fossasia
Project Collections
Network School Reachy Robot - https://github.com/kon-rad/network-school-robot
Awesome Robotics Projects - curated list of robotics resources
Petoi - open-source robots for research and education
Learning Resources
ROS (Robot Operating System) tutorials
Arduino and Raspberry Pi robotics projects
Computer vision for robotics
Reinforcement learning for robot control
What to Bring
Your laptop or robotics hardware
Projects or research you want to work on
Headphones (optional, ambient music provided)
Questions for the group
Organizers
Konrad Gnat
Network School
Global Builders Club
Support
Donation Wallet: 0xEc8d88CeE837c7efc9243E46Fb35d8A97a6EBdF8
Accepts: USDC, ETH, or similar token
Chains: Ethereum, Base, Polygon, BNB Smart Chain
We run these events for the benefit of the community. Global Builders Club is entirely self-funded - no sponsors, no corporate backing. If this event brings you value, please consider supporting us with a small donation.
From Drama to Responsibility: Escaping the Karpman Triangle
Wed, Jan 28, 2026
1:00 PM – 2:00 PM
13th floor, VIP room (at the end of the corridor)
From Drama to Responsibility: Escaping the Karpman Triangle
Why do the same conflicts keep repeating—in teams, relationships, and even inside your own head?This talk breaks down the Karpman Drama Triangle (Victim–Rescuer–Persecutor) and shows how high-agency people unknowingly get trapped in it. You’ll learn how to recognize these patterns in real time, exit drama loops, and shift into responsibility, clarity, and adult-to-adult communication— especially in high-pressure founder, creative, and leadership environments.Talk will include short exercises and short AI generated videos that help you visualize how the shift in perspective and awareness can help you find the hidden doors that will help you get to where you want to go.By Diana and Konrad
2026 is the year of Robotics.
Reconnect with and cultivate your interest in robotics in this 1 hour co-creation session.
This session has a very specific format for all those interested in robotics. It is focused around producing some output, the output can be: a robotics project, research notes, blog post, draft, conversations, AI art or similar around the topic of robotics.
The Agenda:
8PM - Start around this time, with a brief intro
Sit in small groups of up to 5
8:05PM - Lofi music starts playing, get into flow working on your robotics project, researching, writing, or similar.
8:45PM - Lofi music stops, discuss and share what you learned or did with the people around you.
9PM - The End
Intention:
There will be a brief summary of the event written down, along with a photo, to document this series of events. The long term intention is that this will lead to a blossoming of robotics innovation at Network School and in adjacent communities. By creating a container for co-creation, knowledge sharing and networking, we push this space forward, especially in NS.
Suggested Donation: $5-15 in crypto
Donation Wallet: 0xEc8d88CeE837c7efc9243E46Fb35d8A97a6EBdF8
- Accepts: USDC, ETH, or similar token
- Chains: Ethereum, Base, Polygon, BNB Smart ChainWe run these events for the benefit of the community. Global Builders Club is entirely self-funded - no sponsors, no corporate backing. If this event brings you value, please consider supporting us with a small donation.
Active Projects:
Reachy Network School Robot Assistant:
Work in progress, open source project to integrate the Hugging face Reachy Mini with a set of abilities to assist NS community with answering questions, news updates, coaching and more. This session will be the last time we have access to this robot because the owner will be leaving NS.
https://github.com/kon-rad/network-school-robot
Pocket Science Lab
This is an open source hackable hardware that can perform a variety of scientific measurements, built by FOSS Asia open source hardware community.
Firmware: https://github.com/fossasia/pslab-firmware Android app: https://github.com/fossasia/pslab-android Desktop app: https://github.com/fossasia/pslab-desktop
Bring your own!
Bring your own project and we will include it to the community chronicles.
A collaborative co-creation session designed to cultivate creativity, explore new ideas, and connect with your inner artist. This is a dedicated time and space for creative expression in any form—whether you write, draw, paint, dance, make AI films, compose music, or explore any other artistic medium.
The session features 1.5 hours of lofi music creating a calm, focused atmosphere for deep creative work. No pressure, no judgment—just the opportunity to create alongside fellow builders and artists.
What You Can Create
Participants are welcome to work on any creative endeavor:
Writing (blogs, poetry, journals, morning pages, books)
Visual art (drawing, painting, digital art, photography)
AI filmmaking and video creation
Music composition or production
Dance and movement
Crafts and handmade art
Creative coding and generative art
Any form of artistic expression
Event Format
Time Activity10:00 AM Welcome and settle in10:10 AM - 11:10 AM Silent co-creation period with lofi music11:10 AM - 11:30 AM Optional sharing circle and discussion
11:30 AM + Continued networking and conversation
What to Bring
Your creative tools (laptop, sketchbook, instrument, etc.)
An open mind and willingness to explore
Any project you're working on or a new idea to start
The Philosophy
Creation is connection—to ourselves, to each other, and to something greater. In the busy pace of building and shipping, we often neglect the creative spark that makes our work meaningful. This session is a reminder that we are all artists, and that regular creative practice is essential for the soul.
Organizers
Konrad Gnat
Network School
Global Builders Club
Join the NS Film Discussion Club for a screening and discussion of "Code is Law" (2025), a gripping documentary that dives into the dark side of decentralized finance and the hackers behind multi-million-dollar crypto heists.
What it's about: The film follows Andean Medjedovic, a Canadian teen math prodigy who orchestrated a $65 million crypto heist across multiple DeFi platforms—then challenged the very definition of crime before vanishing as an international fugitive. It explores the philosophical and legal battleground where blockchain immutability collides with real-world justice.
Why watch at NS: As builders in the crypto/web3 space, this documentary forces us to confront uncomfortable questions about code, law, and ethics. Is exploiting a smart contract bug theft or fair game? Should blockchain be a lawless frontier or subject to traditional legal frameworks?
Documentary Summary
"Code is Law" (2025), directed by James Craig and Louis Giles, traces the rise of DeFi exploits through several landmark cases:
The DAO Hack (2016): The original $60M exploit that led to Ethereum's controversial hard fork
Indexed Finance (2021): Where Medjedovic was first identified through a Wikipedia vanity edit
Mango Markets (2022): Avraham Eisenberg's $110M exploit (his wire fraud conviction was later overturned)
KyberSwap (2023): Medjedovic's second hack—$48M stolen while already on the run from authorities
The documentary features interviews with Indexed Finance co-founder Laurence Day (who calls "code is law" dystopian), prosecutors, and crypto insiders—though Medjedovic himself declined to participate, claiming from self-exile that he's now a "white-hat hacker."
Critical reception: IMDB 7.7/10, Official Selection at Julien Dubuque International Film Festival 2025 and Atlanta Docufest 2025.
Pre-Watch Questions
Things to consider before watching:
If a smart contract has a bug that allows you to drain funds legally through its own logic, is that "theft" or just using the system as designed?
Should blockchain protocols operate outside traditional legal systems? What are the implications for mainstream adoption?
How do you balance the ethos of permissionless, trustless systems with protecting users from exploitation?
At what point does technical skill become criminal intent?
Post-Film Discussion Themes
Code vs. Law: The documentary shows prosecutors seeking 90+ years for Medjedovic. Is this proportionate? How should legal systems handle smart contract exploits?
Identity and Anonymity: Medjedovic was caught because of a vanity Wikipedia edit. What does this reveal about the tension between seeking recognition and staying anonymous?
The Ethereum Fork Precedent: The DAO hack led to a chain split. Should communities reverse "legitimate" exploits? What happens to immutability?
Builder Responsibility: As developers, what obligations do we have to secure our contracts? Should exploiters be considered "auditors" or criminals?
DeFi's Future: Can DeFi mature into a regulated financial system while maintaining its core principles? Or is "code is law" fundamentally incompatible with legal accountability?
Hackers as Heroes?: Some in the crypto community celebrate Medjedovic. What does this say about the values embedded in crypto culture?
Event Format
TimeActivity0:00 - 0:10 Pre-film introduction & discussion questions0:10 - 1:40 Documentary screening (~90 minutes)1:40 - 2:00+Post-film discussion
Ongoing conversation via Discord channel.
Key Figures in the Documentary
Andean Medjedovic - Canadian math prodigy, accused of $65M in DeFi exploits, currently an international fugitive
Laurence Day - Indexed Finance co-founder who tracked down Medjedovic
Avraham Eisenberg - Mango Markets exploiter whose conviction was overturned
Sources & Further Reading
DL News Review: "Nails the drama of DeFi hacks"
Film Threat Review
Blockworks: "Code is law, revisited"
Protos: Exclusive interview with filmmakers
IMDB Page
Journeyman Pictures
Organizers
Konrad Gnat
Network School
Global Builders Club
Since November 2025, Claude Code has taken off as an impressively powerful AI agent, not only used for vibe coding but for all work in general, as a very effective personal AI assistant. In this one hour work shop, we will learn how to get setup and use Claude Code as towards this end. By the end of this session you will have Claude Code setup on your laptop and augmenting your work.Topics Covered:
How to setup VS Code
Claude Code command line interface
How to organize your file system structure for Personal OS with notes, journals, goals, mission-statement, projects, apps, input, output, processing
How to use Git for version control
How to find, install and use skills
How to create your own custom image generation skill
How to scrape twitter articles, bookmarks, substack posts, to summarize, analyze and synthesis a new original post.
Muay Thai Training Session (60 Minutes)
All Levels Welcome
Martial arts are a powerful practice for developing both physical capability and mental resilience. It is especially valuable for entrepreneurs, creative technologists, and knowledge workers. Training enhances confidence, self-defense skills, self-reliance, discipline, and overall strength of body and mind.
Please wear comfortable gym clothing. If you have personal martial arts equipment (boxing gloves, hand wraps, pads), you are encouraged to bring it.
Class Agenda
6:00 PM – Start Sharp
Introduction to Muay Thai
QiGong, breathwork, and meditation
Group stretching
7 minutes jump rope
20–50 sit-ups and 20–50 push-ups
5 minutes of shadow boxing
3 rounds × 3 minutes on heavy bags (1-minute rest)
Basic Muay Thai combinations
1) Jab, Cross, Lead Elbow
2) Jab, Cross, Lead Uppercut, Low Kick
3) ab, Cross, Switch Kick Lead Hook, Low kick
3 rounds × 3 minutes focusing on one technique (elbows, punches, knees, teeps, or kicks)
Traditional closing bows and handshakes
Trainer
Konrad – Over two years of Muay Thai training across Thailand, San Francisco, Vietnam, and Bali; additionally trained in Taekwondo and Kung Fu.Note: I serve solely as a facilitator and instructor of the techniques, forms, and practices I have been taught through my own martial arts training and experience.
Training Disclaimer
Participation in Muay Thai training involves inherent physical risks, including but not limited to bruises, sprains, strains, muscle soreness, and potentially more serious injuries such as back injuries or ligament tears. By taking part in any training session, you acknowledge that these risks exist and voluntarily assume full responsibility for any injuries or health concerns that may arise.
By attending and participating in training, you confirm that you have read, understood, and agreed to the terms of this disclaimer.
2026 is the year of Robotics.
Reconnect with and cultivate your interest in robotics in this 1 hour co-creation session.This session has a very specific format for all those interested in robotics. It is focused around producing some output, the output can be: a robotics project, research notes, blog post, draft, conversations, AI art or similar around the topic of robotics.The Agenda:8PM - Start around this time, with a brief introSit in small groups of up to 5
8:05PM - Lofi music starts playing, get into flow working on your robotics project, researching, writing, or similar.
8:45PM - Lofi music stops, discuss and share what you learned or did with the people around you.9PM - The End
Intention:
There will be a brief summary of the event written down, along with a photo, to document this series of events. The long term intention is that this will lead to a blossoming of robotics innovation at Network School and in adjacent communities. By creating a container for co-creation, knowledge sharing and networking, we push this space forward, especially in NS.
Active Projects:Reachy Network School Robot Assistant:
Work in progress, open source project to integrate the Hugging face Reachy Mini with a set of abilities to assist NS community with answering questions, news updates, coaching and more. https://github.com/kon-rad/network-school-robot
Pocket Science Lab
This is an open source hackable hardware that can perform a variety of scientific measurements, built by FOSS Asia open source hardware community.
Firmware: https://github.com/fossasia/pslab-firmware
Android app: https://github.com/fossasia/pslab-android
Desktop app: https://github.com/fossasia/pslab-desktop
Bring your own!
Bring your own project and we will include it to the community chronicles.
Demo Hour
Demo Hour brings together founders, developers, and indie hackers building consumer apps, b2b, open source, and other projects. Slides and pitch decks are allowed but the core requirement is there must be real demo of real products at various stages, from rough prototypes to launched apps.
Whether you're stuck on distribution, wrestling with a technical decision, or just need fresh eyes on your UX, this is the room to bring it to.Nearly all successful startups got their first momentum from such a demo, where a spark of enthusiasm can motivate a founder too keep going with an idea, in the very early days this can be a critical thing that determines life or death of a startup. For example, Jobs and Wozniak demoed the Apple 1 at the Homebrew Computer Club, and from that demo they got their first order. That humble demo was the spark that later lead to a trillion dollar company. Here is an opportunity to get in front of an audience and with low steaks, pitch or demo your app.
Agenda
We will start around 8pm, we will have 3-5 demos, each about 10-15 minutes, and have time for questions and discussions.
If you want to present there are a few spots still open, send a DM to @konradgnat on Discord.
How It Helps Technologists, Founders & Developers
Visibility: Get your project in front of fellow builders and potential collaborators
Feedback: Receive constructive criticism and suggestions from peers
Networking: Connect with others working on similar problems
Learning: Discover new distribution strategies and growth tactics
Accountability: Regular demos create deadlines and motivation to ship
The Global Builders Club is a community that seeks to push the ecosystem of developers, founders and creative technologists forward. We achieve this through organizing co-builder sessions, meetups, workshops and hackathons. Subscribe to our Luma page for more events.
Join us to experience first hand the current state of the advent of personalized film making!
AI has made everyone into a film maker in the same way as the camera made everyone a painter. What took millions of dollars and thousands of people to make just a few years ago, now can be done by one person for a small cost. About the organizer:
Konrad is a creative technologist, who recently organized co-creation sessions on AI Filmmaking at Edge City Patagonia in November 2025, where he shared his workflow. Notably one of his films imagines the future of the network state movement. Themes explored in the films created by him are around network states, human and AI symbiosis, potential of AI assisted education, d/acc philosophy and crypto. If you have made an AI film that you love and that you would like to show, add yourself to the spreadsheet below. There will be a limited number of spots for this week. At the end we will have a form to vote on the crowds choice for the best AI film. Requirements: Film must be made by a NS cohort member and it must be under 5 minutes. AI Films List:https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1LCrBxz1Dpbut6mi4sIV6XnksFyt-6EqC3ZiqHVJbPvo/edit?usp=sharingStay to the end to vote for your favorite AI film!
NS Film Discussion Club: The Thinking Game
Join us for a screening of The Thinking Game, Google DeepMind's documentary chronicling the quest to build artificial general intelligence.
Format:
Pre-film intro (10 min) - Brief context and themes to watch for
Screening (~90 min)
Post-film discussion - Open conversation about the ideas, implications, and connections
Ongoing discussion - Continue the conversation in our Discord channel #ns-film-discussion-club
About the Film:
Follow Demis Hassabis and the DeepMind team from beating world champions at Go to solving the 50-year-old protein folding problem with AlphaFold. The documentary captures pivotal moments: Move 37, China's "Sputnik moment," the decision to release 200 million protein structures to the world for free, and the team grappling with what it means to build systems that could "divide human history into two parts."
Whether you're bullish, skeptical, or simply curious about where AI is heading, this film offers a rare inside look at the people building it—and the weight of responsibility they carry.
"It's just a good thinking game." — Demis Hassabis, age 8
Key Ideas for Introducing the Film
Before we start, a few threads to follow:
Games as proving grounds - Notice how chess → Atari → Go → StarCraft → protein folding forms a progression. What makes games useful training environments for AI? What are the limits?
The moment of release - Watch for the scene where Hassabis decides to release all protein structures for free rather than create a paid service. What does this tell us about the economics of AI research?
Science vs. spectacle - The HackerNews discussion debates whether entertainment uses of AI (image/video gen) are "a complete waste" vs. essential stepping stones. As you watch, consider: what's the real value being created here?
The Oppenheimer parallel - The film draws comparisons to the Manhattan Project. Hassabis says the scientists "did not think carefully enough about the morals of what they were doing early enough." Is DeepMind doing better?
Optimization vs. intelligence - One critic called AlphaFold "optimization, not thinking." The film is titled "The Thinking Game." Who's right? Does it matter?
Discussion prompt to hold: If you received an email saying a superior intelligence is arriving soon, how would you prepare?Hosted By Global Builders Club, a community that organizes events to educate, support and give platform for builders, founders and technologists.
Muay Thai Training Session (60 Minutes)
All Levels Welcome
Martial arts are a powerful practice for developing both physical capability and mental resilience. It is especially valuable for entrepreneurs, creative technologists, and knowledge workers. Training enhances confidence, self-defense skills, self-reliance, discipline, and overall strength of body and mind.
Please wear comfortable gym clothing. If you have personal martial arts equipment (boxing gloves, hand wraps, pads), you are encouraged to bring it.
Class Agenda
6:00 PM – Start Sharp
Introduction to Muay Thai
QiGong, breathwork, and meditation
Group stretching
7 minutes jump rope
20–50 sit-ups and 20–50 push-ups
5 minutes of shadow boxing
3 rounds × 3 minutes on heavy bags (1-minute rest)
Basic Muay Thai combinations
1) Jab, Rear Leg Roundhouse
2) Jab, Cross, Hook, Rear Leg Kick
3) Jab, Cross, Switch Kick
3 rounds × 3 minutes focusing on one technique (elbows, punches, knees, teeps, or kicks)
Traditional closing bows and handshakes
Trainer
Konrad – Over two years of Muay Thai training across Thailand, San Francisco, Vietnam, and Bali; additionally trained in Taekwondo and Kung Fu.Note: I serve solely as a facilitator and instructor of the techniques, forms, and practices I have been taught through my own martial arts training and experience.
Training Disclaimer
Participation in Muay Thai training involves inherent physical risks, including but not limited to bruises, sprains, strains, muscle soreness, and potentially more serious injuries such as back injuries or ligament tears. By taking part in any training session, you acknowledge that these risks exist and voluntarily assume full responsibility for any injuries or health concerns that may arise.
By attending and participating in training, you confirm that you have read, understood, and agreed to the terms of this disclaimer.
Writing is one of our great super powers, join NS Writers Club Sunday at 11am to exercise your super power, produce more then you consume, and turn ideas into praxis!Join us for this 90 minute co-creation session. Writing is one of the most important super powers we can develop. Writing publicly is especially important in the age of AI as we get to play a part (no matter how small) in the development of new models, as they are trained on our content.
This is a time to get together and write for 60 minutes uninterrupted. Bring any kind of writing you want to get done, for example:
Substack, blog, LinkedIn, X article
Research paper
Book
Journal
Stream of consciousness
Morning pages
Format:
11am
Intro, get into small groups of under 5 people
11:15am
Lofi music starts, write quietly in small groups. Quiet time, no talking.
12:15pm
Lofi music stops. Share what you wrote about with the people around you.
12:30pm
Session ends. Feel free to stay and discuss more.Sponsored by LuminaLog.com - The AI journaling assistant.
Public speaking and story telling are one of the great super powers we can develop in ourselves. Yet it is one of the things people fear most. This hour is your opportunity to get in front of a crowd and tell a story, give a tech talk, or any other form of pubic speaking. This way you can get better at this!Potential topics:- your startup pitch- what technology are you passionate about?- what do you think about exponential technology?- explaining some concept- explain some new technology or art- standup comedy- your life story- what you're hoping to achieve in Network SchoolThe format is simple are: 5 minute talk then 2 minutes question and answer with the crowd. We will start sharp at 8PM and keep a timer of all the talks. In total we will have 5 spots open plus myself going first. A powerful method to improve your public speaking skills was shared at yesterdays workshop on "Storytelling/Pitching" by Rich - to record your public speaking, then watch your video without sound, then listen to the sound without the video, and then transcribe the text and read the text. This can give you better insights and feedback on how to improve and may be something you want to do here. Add your name to the google spreadsheet linked below:https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1YtHYJNm1bJ6taMxJq-w2SA1AyG8plMxTUd6bAO1kIj8/edit?usp=sharing
Prediction Markets Speedrun for Power Users and Builders
Thu, Jan 8, 2026
8:00 PM – 9:00 PM
NS Library
Join us to learn everything you need to know about prediction markets in 60 minutes: what are they, where did they come from, awesome tools, how to be a power user and how to build your own AI bots.
8pm Start
Intro
History, origins, research papers, milestones and platforms.
Major events, areas of predictions.
How they work.
How to use them.
Types of bots: mirror trading, arbitrage, trading agents.
For devs: opportunities and how to code your own bots.
Question and AnswerLink to Blog Post:https://open.substack.com/pub/0xmakereth/p/prediction-markets-speedrun-for-power?r=25sdb&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web&showWelcomeOnShare=true
Martial Arts @ NS :: Muay Thai & BJJ for beginners
Wed, Jan 7, 2026
5:30 PM – 6:30 PM
NS Gym
60 minute class for Muay Thai or Brazilian Jiu Jitsu. all levels are welcomed
Martial arts are critical practice to train your body and your mind to its fullest potential, especially for entrepreneurs, creative technologists and knowledge workers. The main benefits are: self defense, confidence, self reliance, physical and mental strength. Start warm up at the NS Gym.Wear gym clothes. If you have any martial arts equipment (boxing gloves, hand wraps, pads) bring it, Agenda:5:30PM Start Sharp- stretching- 7 minutes jump rope- 20 -50 sit-ups, 20-50 push upsSplit into Jiu Jitsu and MT groupsMuay Thai group:- 5 minutes shadow boxing- 5 sets of 3 minutes on heavy bags, 1 minute break- 3 sets of 3 minutes, 1 minute break - one of: [elbows, punches, knees, teeps, kicks] Jiu Jitsu Group:- Led by SamTrainers: Konrad - 2 years Muay Thai training with legends in Thailand, San Francisco, Vietnam, Bali
Sam - Many years Jiu Jitsu training, blue belt, competitor, champion
2026 is the year of Robotics.
Reconnect with and cultivate your interest in robotics in this 1 hour interactive session.This session has a very specific format for all those interested in robotics. It is focused around producing some output, the output can be: a robotics project, research notes, blog post, draft, conversations, AI art or similar around the topic of robotics. The Agenda:8PM - Start on time 5 minute intro Get into smaller groups of up to 5
8:05PM - Lofi music starts playing, get into flow working on your robotics project, researching, writing, or similar.
8:45PM - Lofi music stops, discuss and share what you learned or did with the people around you.9PM - The End
Relevant Resources:
https://fossasia.org/
https://github.com/fossasia
https://github.com/mjyc/awesome-robotics-projects
https://www.petoi.com/pages/best-open-source-robots-for-robotics-research?srsltid=AfmBOoqgq725lek6_Mi3UuYcsHhDK_X1YMlkmGwTF4envm-CqTk7qxeN
AI Video and Storytelling Workshop
For: Indiehackers, entrepreneurs, startup founders, developers, content creators, writers, artists.Goal: Create a short story and/or an AI video to visualize what your startup, AI app, or other project is all about.
Join us to learn about latest AI video tools, story writing approaches to create a short film with AI.
Agenda3PM - 3:30PM: Overview of AI tools and story writing guide.
3:30-4:15PM45 minute co-creating session - create your short AI video, write your story with AI
4:15PM - 5PM
Demos and knowledge sharing.About Global Builders Club:
We are an organization that gets together to vibe code, and create with technology. We share best practices and create a supportive environment. We don’t get paid or have any sponsors, it is done for the community, to enjoy good vibes, help people learn and share knowledge. Values:
Participation - Most of the meetup time is spent in active participation in small groups. It is about actively doing, talking and sharing what your unique perspective and experiences are.
Craft - We treat building with code as a practice to be refined through repetition, like martial arts. We value the process of creation itself, not just outcomes.
Momentum - We show up, we build, we ship. Even small progress beats perfect plans.
We host meetups that have a specific format. Think of it as a martial arts class for creating with code.
They last two hours, but feel free to join or leave as you wish.Join the TG group: https://t.me/+fVO2gaaoH6Y5OTYx
1 Day - Hackathon IRL in Saigon
Update:12/19/2025 - since no sponsors was found yet, it is changed to a 3 hour mini hackathon.Location: Three O'Clock Coffee, D1
The Mission:
AI Builder Club is a not for profit organization that seeks to push the ecosystem of developers, builders, founders and creative technologists forward. We seek to achieve this through organizing co-builder sessions, meetups, workshops and hackathons. Subscribe to our Luma page for more events.
The Values:
Have fun, don’t stress out, enjoy the process, be creative, invent new solutions. Be excellent to each other.
Builder Philosophy:Technology is the one thing that is rapidly changing our world. We all have access to the same knowledge and tools. It is possible for anyone to go from knowing nothing about coding to becoming the next Steve Jobs. The critical components are: being really interested in STEM, thinking creatively, compounding positive habits, supportive community, learning to create with technology, having radical optimism and self belief.
Hackathons have a lot of benefits:
You get to quickly learn and explore a new framework, technology, and other mediums of creating.
You get to create something with technology from idea to finished product and present it in front of an audience.
It is low stakes, not all hackathon projects are going to be great, but with every iteration you get better.
The short loop of iterating allows you to learn faster - it is not about 10,000 hours but about 10,000 iterations to get to mastery.
Last but not least you get to form new bonds with friends and colleagues, these can lead to much greater collaborations in the future. It’s a great way to find a job, to hire, to find a cofounder or new friends.
Many major startups started at a hackathon, and founders of major startups regularly attended hackathons - maybe that will be you at this event!
Agenda:
11AM
Introduction to AI Build Club mission. Hackathon overview, Rules, agenda.
Special presentation by a special guest in web3 gaming and AI.
12:00PM
Hackathon Starts!
3PM
Hacking Ends!
All submissions must be made on the typeform link.
Hackathon Demos
Judges announce the winners of the top 3 prizes, plus special bonus audience prize.
Sponsor Resources:
Ronin Networkhttps://blog.roninchain.com/ https://roninchain.notion.site/ronin-ecosystem-grants?ref=roninchain.ghost.io
Starknet:
https://dojoengine.org/
Autonomous Worlds: https://www.starknet.io/blog/autonomous-worlds/
https://mud.dev/
Base:https://www.base.org/build
https://www.coinbase.com/learn/wallet/what-are-blockchain-powered-games
x402 & eip-8004
https://eips.ethereum.org/EIPS/eip-8004https://www.x402.org/
Prizes:
To be determined!Địa điểm: Sẽ thông báo sau Sứ mệnh: AI Builder Club là tổ chức phi lợi nhuận với mục tiêu thúc đẩy hệ sinh thái các nhà phát triển, người xây dựng, nhà sáng lập và các chuyên gia công nghệ sáng tạo. Chúng tôi đạt được điều này thông qua việc tổ chức các buổi cùng xây dựng, meetup, workshop và hackathon. Theo dõi trang Luma của chúng tôi để cập nhật thêm sự kiện.
Các giá trị: Hãy vui vẻ, đừng căng thẳng, tận hưởng quá trình, sáng tạo, phát minh ra giải pháp mới. Hãy tuyệt vời với nhau.
Triết lý Builder: Công nghệ là thứ đang thay đổi nhanh chóng thế giới của chúng ta. Tất cả chúng ta đều có quyền truy cập vào cùng một kiến thức và công cụ. Bất kỳ ai cũng có thể từ việc không biết gì về lập trình trở thành Steve Jobs tiếp theo. Các yếu tố quan trọng là: thực sự quan tâm đến STEM, tư duy sáng tạo, tích lũy thói quen tích cực, cộng đồng hỗ trợ, học cách sáng tạo với công nghệ, có sự lạc quan triệt để và tin tưởng bản thân.
Hackathon có nhiều lợi ích:
Bạn có thể nhanh chóng học và khám phá framework, công nghệ mới và các phương tiện sáng tạo khác.
Bạn có thể tạo ra điều gì đó bằng công nghệ từ ý tưởng đến sản phẩm hoàn chỉnh và trình bày trước khán giả.
Đây là môi trường áp lực thấp, không phải tất cả dự án hackathon đều tuyệt vời, nhưng với mỗi lần lặp lại bạn sẽ giỏi hơn.
Vòng lặp ngắn của việc thử nghiệm cho phép bạn học nhanh hơn - không phải 10.000 giờ mà là 10.000 lần lặp lại để đạt đến trình độ thành thạo.
Cuối cùng nhưng không kém phần quan trọng, bạn có thể hình thành mối quan hệ mới với bạn bè và đồng nghiệp, điều này có thể dẫn đến các hợp tác lớn hơn trong tương lai. Đây là cách tuyệt vời để tìm việc làm, tuyển dụng, tìm đồng sáng lập hoặc bạn bè mới.
Nhiều startup lớn bắt đầu từ hackathon, và các nhà sáng lập của các startup lớn thường xuyên tham gia hackathon - có thể đó sẽ là bạn tại sự kiện này!
Tài nguyên nhà tài trợ: Ronin Network https://blog.roninchain.com/ https://roninchain.notion.site/ronin-ecosystem-grants?ref=roninchain.ghost.io
Starknet: https://dojoengine.org/ Autonomous Worlds: https://www.starknet.io/blog/autonomous-worlds/ https://mud.dev/
Base: https://www.base.org/build https://www.coinbase.com/learn/wallet/what-are-blockchain-powered-games
x402 & eip-8004 https://eips.ethereum.org/EIPS/eip-8004 https://www.x402.org/
Giải thưởng: Sẽ được xác định sau!
1 Day Mini - Hackathon IRL in SaigonLocation: Joi Factory
The Mission:
AI Builder Club is a not for profit organization that seeks to push the ecosystem of developers, builders, founders and creative technologists forward. We seek to achieve this through organizing co-builder sessions, meetups, workshops and hackathons. Subscribe to our Luma page for more events.
The Values:
Have fun, don’t stress out, enjoy the process, be creative, invent new solutions. Be excellent to each other.
Builder Philosophy:Technology is the one thing that is rapidly changing our world. We all have access to the same knowledge and tools. It is possible for anyone to go from knowing nothing about coding to becoming the next Steve Jobs. The critical components are: being really interested in STEM, thinking creatively, compounding positive habits, supportive community, learning to create with technology, having radical optimism and self belief.
Hackathons have a lot of benefits:
You get to quickly learn and explore a new framework, technology, and other mediums of creating.
You get to create something with technology from idea to finished product and present it in front of an audience.
It is low stakes, not all hackathon projects are going to be great, but with every iteration you get better.
The short loop of iterating allows you to learn faster - it is not about 10,000 hours but about 10,000 iterations to get to mastery.
Last but not least you get to form new bonds with friends and colleagues, these can lead to much greater collaborations in the future. It’s a great way to find a job, to hire, to find a cofounder or new friends.
Many major startups started at a hackathon, and founders of major startups regularly attended hackathons - maybe that will be you at this event!
Agenda:
2PM
Introduction to AI Build Club mission. Hackathon overview, Rules, agenda.
Special presentation by a special guest in web3 gaming and AI.
2:30PM
Hackathon Starts!
5:30PM
Hacking Ends!
All submissions must be made on the typeform link.
Hackathon Demos
Judges announce the winners of the top 3 prizes, plus special bonus audience prize.
Sponsor Resources:
Ronin Network https://blog.roninchain.com/ https://roninchain.notion.site/ronin-ecosystem-grants?ref=roninchain.ghost.io
Starknet:
https://dojoengine.org/
Autonomous Worlds: https://www.starknet.io/blog/autonomous-worlds/
https://mud.dev/
Base: https://www.base.org/build
https://www.coinbase.com/learn/wallet/what-are-blockchain-powered-games
x402 & eip-8004
https://eips.ethereum.org/EIPS/eip-8004https://www.x402.org/
Prizes:
To be determined!Địa điểm: Sẽ thông báo sau Sứ mệnh: AI Builder Club là tổ chức phi lợi nhuận với mục tiêu thúc đẩy hệ sinh thái các nhà phát triển, người xây dựng, nhà sáng lập và các chuyên gia công nghệ sáng tạo. Chúng tôi đạt được điều này thông qua việc tổ chức các buổi cùng xây dựng, meetup, workshop và hackathon. Theo dõi trang Luma của chúng tôi để cập nhật thêm sự kiện.
Các giá trị: Hãy vui vẻ, đừng căng thẳng, tận hưởng quá trình, sáng tạo, phát minh ra giải pháp mới. Hãy tuyệt vời với nhau.
Triết lý Builder: Công nghệ là thứ đang thay đổi nhanh chóng thế giới của chúng ta. Tất cả chúng ta đều có quyền truy cập vào cùng một kiến thức và công cụ. Bất kỳ ai cũng có thể từ việc không biết gì về lập trình trở thành Steve Jobs tiếp theo. Các yếu tố quan trọng là: thực sự quan tâm đến STEM, tư duy sáng tạo, tích lũy thói quen tích cực, cộng đồng hỗ trợ, học cách sáng tạo với công nghệ, có sự lạc quan triệt để và tin tưởng bản thân.
Hackathon có nhiều lợi ích:
Bạn có thể nhanh chóng học và khám phá framework, công nghệ mới và các phương tiện sáng tạo khác.
Bạn có thể tạo ra điều gì đó bằng công nghệ từ ý tưởng đến sản phẩm hoàn chỉnh và trình bày trước khán giả.
Đây là môi trường áp lực thấp, không phải tất cả dự án hackathon đều tuyệt vời, nhưng với mỗi lần lặp lại bạn sẽ giỏi hơn.
Vòng lặp ngắn của việc thử nghiệm cho phép bạn học nhanh hơn - không phải 10.000 giờ mà là 10.000 lần lặp lại để đạt đến trình độ thành thạo.
Cuối cùng nhưng không kém phần quan trọng, bạn có thể hình thành mối quan hệ mới với bạn bè và đồng nghiệp, điều này có thể dẫn đến các hợp tác lớn hơn trong tương lai. Đây là cách tuyệt vời để tìm việc làm, tuyển dụng, tìm đồng sáng lập hoặc bạn bè mới.
Nhiều startup lớn bắt đầu từ hackathon, và các nhà sáng lập của các startup lớn thường xuyên tham gia hackathon - có thể đó sẽ là bạn tại sự kiện này!
Chương trình: 11 giờ sáng Giới thiệu sứ mệnh AI Build Club. Tổng quan hackathon, Luật lệ, chương trình. Bài thuyết trình đặc biệt từ khách mời đặc biệt trong lĩnh vực web3 gaming và AI.
2 giờ trưa Hackathon Bắt đầu!
2:30 giờ chiều Kết thúc Hacking! Tất cả bài nộp phải được thực hiện qua link typeform. Demo các dự án Hackathon
6 giờ tối Ban giám khảo công bố người chiến thắng top 3 giải thưởng, cộng thêm giải thưởng đặc biệt từ khán giả.
Tài nguyên nhà tài trợ: Ronin Network https://blog.roninchain.com/ https://roninchain.notion.site/ronin-ecosystem-grants?ref=roninchain.ghost.io
Starknet: https://dojoengine.org/ Autonomous Worlds: https://www.starknet.io/blog/autonomous-worlds/ https://mud.dev/
Base: https://www.base.org/build https://www.coinbase.com/learn/wallet/what-are-blockchain-powered-games
x402 & eip-8004 https://eips.ethereum.org/EIPS/eip-8004 https://www.x402.org/
Giải thưởng: Sẽ được xác định sau!
Sứ mệnh:
Chúng tôi là một tổ chức tụ họp để “vibe code”, chia sẻ các phương pháp tốt nhất và tạo ra một môi trường hỗ trợ lẫn nhau. Chúng tôi không được trả tiền hay có nhà tài trợ; mọi thứ được làm vì cộng đồng, để tận hưởng năng lượng tích cực, giúp mọi người học hỏi và chia sẻ kiến thức.
Ai nên tham gia?
Bất kỳ ai quan tâm đến việc phát triển kỹ năng lập trình, vibe coding, hoặc sử dụng AI để sáng tạo với code.
Giá trị cốt lõi:
Tham gia chủ động – Phần lớn thời gian meetup được dành cho hoạt động trong các nhóm nhỏ. Mục tiêu là chủ động thực hành, trò chuyện và chia sẻ góc nhìn cũng như kinh nghiệm độc đáo của mỗi người.
Tinh hoa nghề code – Chúng tôi xem việc xây dựng bằng code như một môn luyện tập cần được trau dồi qua lặp lại, giống như võ thuật. Chúng tôi trân trọng quá trình sáng tạo, không chỉ kết quả.
Động lực & Tiến độ – Chúng tôi xuất hiện, chúng tôi xây dựng, chúng tôi hoàn thiện. Tiến bộ nhỏ còn tốt hơn kế hoạch hoàn hảo.
Hình thức Meetup
Chúng tôi tổ chức các buổi meetup theo một format cố định — hãy tưởng tượng nó như một lớp võ thuật dành cho sáng tạo bằng code.
Thời lượng: 2 giờ, nhưng bạn có thể đến hoặc rời đi lúc nào cũng được.
15 phút: Giới thiệu bản thân trong nhóm, chia sẻ bạn dự định làm gì.
60 phút: Làm việc trên dự án của bạn; trò chuyện nhẹ nhàng được phép, có thể hỏi đáp và chia sẻ kiến thức.
15 phút: Chia sẻ trong nhóm về những gì bạn đã tạo ra.
Sau đó toàn nhóm sẽ cùng nhau:
30 phút: Mỗi người có thể chia sẻ những dự án, bài học, tin tức hoặc kỹ thuật thú vị nhất với cả nhóm.Mission:
We are an organization that gets together to vibe code, share best practices and create a supportive environment. We don’t get paid or have any sponsors, it is done for the community, to enjoy good vibes, help people learn and share knowledge.
Who should come?
Anyone that is interested in growing their skills in coding, vibe coding, using AI to create with code.
Values:
Participation - Most of the meetup time is spent in active participation in small groups. It is about actively doing, talking and sharing what your unique perspective and experiences are.
Craft - We treat building with code as a practice to be refined through repetition, like martial arts. We value the process of creation itself, not just outcomes.
Momentum - We show up, we build, we ship. Even small progress beats perfect plans.
We host meetups that have a specific format. Think of it as a martial arts class for creating with code.
They last two hours, but feel free to join or leave as you wish.
We get into groups of 3-4.
15 minutes: introduce yourself in your group, share what you plan to work on.
60 minutes: work on your project, quiet conversations are okay, can ask questions, share knowledge.
15 minutes: Share about what you created in the group.
Then for the whole group
30 minutes: Individuals can share most interesting projects, learnings, news and techniques for the whole group.
Join the TG group:https://t.me/+fVO2gaaoH6Y5OTYx
Sứ mệnh:
Chúng tôi là một tổ chức tụ họp để “vibe code”, chia sẻ các phương pháp tốt nhất và tạo ra một môi trường hỗ trợ lẫn nhau. Chúng tôi không được trả tiền hay có nhà tài trợ; mọi thứ được làm vì cộng đồng, để tận hưởng năng lượng tích cực, giúp mọi người học hỏi và chia sẻ kiến thức.
Ai nên tham gia?
Bất kỳ ai quan tâm đến việc phát triển kỹ năng lập trình, vibe coding, hoặc sử dụng AI để sáng tạo với code.
Giá trị cốt lõi:
Tham gia chủ động – Phần lớn thời gian meetup được dành cho hoạt động trong các nhóm nhỏ. Mục tiêu là chủ động thực hành, trò chuyện và chia sẻ góc nhìn cũng như kinh nghiệm độc đáo của mỗi người.
Tinh hoa nghề code – Chúng tôi xem việc xây dựng bằng code như một môn luyện tập cần được trau dồi qua lặp lại, giống như võ thuật. Chúng tôi trân trọng quá trình sáng tạo, không chỉ kết quả.
Động lực & Tiến độ – Chúng tôi xuất hiện, chúng tôi xây dựng, chúng tôi hoàn thiện. Tiến bộ nhỏ còn tốt hơn kế hoạch hoàn hảo.
Hình thức Meetup
Chúng tôi tổ chức các buổi meetup theo một format cố định — hãy tưởng tượng nó như một lớp võ thuật dành cho sáng tạo bằng code.
Thời lượng: 2 giờ, nhưng bạn có thể đến hoặc rời đi lúc nào cũng được.
15 phút: Giới thiệu bản thân trong nhóm, chia sẻ bạn dự định làm gì.
60 phút: Làm việc trên dự án của bạn; trò chuyện nhẹ nhàng được phép, có thể hỏi đáp và chia sẻ kiến thức.
15 phút: Chia sẻ trong nhóm về những gì bạn đã tạo ra.
Sau đó toàn nhóm sẽ cùng nhau:
30 phút: Mỗi người có thể chia sẻ những dự án, bài học, tin tức hoặc kỹ thuật thú vị nhất với cả nhóm.Mission:
We are an organization that gets together to vibe code, share best practices and create a supportive environment. We don’t get paid or have any sponsors, it is done for the community, to enjoy good vibes, help people learn and share knowledge.
Who should come?
Anyone that is interested in growing their skills in coding, vibe coding, using AI to create with code.
Values:
Participation - Most of the meetup time is spent in active participation in small groups. It is about actively doing, talking and sharing what your unique perspective and experiences are.
Craft - We treat building with code as a practice to be refined through repetition, like martial arts. We value the process of creation itself, not just outcomes.
Momentum - We show up, we build, we ship. Even small progress beats perfect plans.
We host meetups that have a specific format. Think of it as a martial arts class for creating with code.
They last two hours, but feel free to join or leave as you wish.
We get into groups of 3-4.
15 minutes: introduce yourself in your group, share what you plan to work on.
60 minutes: work on your project, quiet conversations are okay, can ask questions, share knowledge.
15 minutes: Share about what you created in the group.
Then for the whole group
30 minutes: Individuals can share most interesting projects, learnings, news and techniques for the whole group.
Join the TG group:https://t.me/+fVO2gaaoH6Y5OTYx
