The Build Room

The Build Room

Claude Code. Cowork. Agents. Second brains. Skills, MCPs, automations, and all the half-finished things you've got running on your laptop right now.

The Build Room is a three hour Saturday session in Porto for people already building with AI, not people wondering where to start. We go deep on what we're actually making: how a second brain gets wired together, how agents get dispatched to do real work, how a custom skill turns a vague idea into something that ships.

We start with coffee and quick introductions, then a loose conversation round the room about what everyone's working on. From there someone takes the floor to show what they've been building, screen up, no polish required, and we dig into it together. The rest of the session is whatever the room needs - problems, blockers, half-working ideas, the thing that's been broken all week.

When you book a place you can ask for a slot to present, or tell us what you're stuck on, so the session gets shaped around what's actually in the room.

It's not a course and there's no curriculum. Some people in the room will know more than whoever's presenting, and that's the whole point.

Bring a laptop, bring something you're building, bring the thing that's been broken for a week

The Build Room

Claude Code. Cowork. Agents. Second brains. Skills, MCPs, automations, and all the half-finished things you've got running on your laptop right now.

The Build Room is a three hour Saturday session in Porto for people already building with AI, not people wondering where to start. We go deep on what we're actually making: how a second brain gets wired together, how agents get dispatched to do real work, how a custom skill turns a vague idea into something that ships.

We start with coffee and quick introductions, then a loose conversation round the room about what everyone's working on. From there someone takes the floor to show what they've been building, screen up, no polish required, and we dig into it together. The rest of the session is whatever the room needs - problems, blockers, half-working ideas, the thing that's been broken all week.

When you book a place you can ask for a slot to present, or tell us what you're stuck on, so the session gets shaped around what's actually in the room.

It's not a course and there's no curriculum. Some people in the room will know more than whoever's presenting, and that's the whole point.

Bring a laptop, bring something you're building, bring the thing that's been broken for a week

The Build Room

Claude Code. Cowork. Agents. Second brains. Skills, MCPs, automations, and all the half-finished things you've got running on your laptop right now.

The Build Room is a three hour Saturday session in Porto for people already building with AI, not people wondering where to start. We go deep on what we're actually making: how a second brain gets wired together, how agents get dispatched to do real work, how a custom skill turns a vague idea into something that ships.

We start with coffee and quick introductions, then a loose conversation round the room about what everyone's working on. From there someone takes the floor to show what they've been building, screen up, no polish required, and we dig into it together. The rest of the session is whatever the room needs - problems, blockers, half-working ideas, the thing that's been broken all week.

When you book a place you can ask for a slot to present, or tell us what you're stuck on, so the session gets shaped around what's actually in the room.

It's not a course and there's no curriculum. Some people in the room will know more than whoever's presenting, and that's the whole point.

Bring a laptop, bring something you're building, bring the thing that's been broken for a week

The Build Room

Claude Code. Cowork. Agents. Second brains. Skills, MCPs, automations, and all the half-finished things you've got running on your laptop right now.

The Build Room is a three hour Saturday session in Porto for people already building with AI, not people wondering where to start. We go deep on what we're actually making: how a second brain gets wired together, how agents get dispatched to do real work, how a custom skill turns a vague idea into something that ships.

We start with coffee and quick introductions, then a loose conversation round the room about what everyone's working on. From there someone takes the floor to show what they've been building, screen up, no polish required, and we dig into it together. The rest of the session is whatever the room needs - problems, blockers, half-working ideas, the thing that's been broken all week.

When you book a place you can ask for a slot to present, or tell us what you're stuck on, so the session gets shaped around what's actually in the room.

It's not a course and there's no curriculum. Some people in the room will know more than whoever's presenting, and that's the whole point.

Bring a laptop, bring something you're building, bring the thing that's been broken for a week