Claude is no longer just a chatbot. Enterprises are deploying it for production workloads. Consumers are using it as their primary thinking tool. Claude Code has become the go-to terminal companion for developers worldwide, with spec-driven development and agentic coding changing how software gets shipped.
AI Tamil Nadu is hosting a hands-on Claude event in Coimbatore for developers and tech professionals who want to go beyond surface-level demos.
We'll be covering Claude Code, Claude Cowork, MCP (Model Context Protocol), agentic architecture, managed agents, and the full Anthropic developer toolkit in one focused session.
Expect real workflows, live demos, and honest conversations about what works and what doesn't.
WHO THIS IS FOR
Software developers, AI/ML engineers, full-stack and backend engineers, DevOps engineers, technical founders, engineering leads, and technology professionals who are using Claude or seriously evaluating it for their work. This is a medium to advanced session, not an intro.
WHAT TO EXPECT
- Hands-on demos of Claude Code production workflows
- Live walkthrough of MCP integrations and agentic patterns
- Claude Cowork for professional workflows beyond code
- Open mic: share what you're building with Claude (3-5 min each, work-in-progress welcome)
- Networking with Coimbatore's AI and developer community
WHAT TO BRING
Laptop (optional). If you want to follow along hands-on, we'll share a setup guide with registered attendees before the event: Node.js 18+, Claude Code CLI, and an Anthropic API key (free tier is sufficient). No laptop? Every session works as watch-and-learn too.
ABOUT AI TAMIL NADU
AI Tamil Nadu has been building the AI community in Tamil Nadu for 8 years. We bring together developers, researchers, students, and industry professionals through meetups, workshops, and knowledge-sharing events. This event is the next chapter in that journey.
Date: May 2, 2026
Time: TBA (will be updated soon)
Venue: Coimbatore (details coming soon)
Spots are limited. RSVP now to confirm your seat.
