Reading about AI is not enough.
The only way to understand these tools is to use them.
Maximize doing, minimize listening.
A quick sync on what everyone is currently exploring. No long keynotes, just signal.
We break into squads to tackle specific challenges. Laptops open, tools running.
We share our findings—both the breakthroughs and the roadblocks.
We are a mix of friends, colleagues, and curious minds.
You want to automate the boring parts of your work or life. You care about results, not hype.
You are tired of theoretical "thought leadership" and want practical "how-to" knowledge.
This is a safe space. We explicitly welcome "failures". We are all figuring this out together.
Real problems solved by real people.
"Used Claude CLI in Docker to analyze legacy Firebird database structure and generate migration scripts."
"Automated invoice processing workflow, saving ~2 hours every month on repetitive tasks."
"Attempted to generate conversational prompts from voice recordings. Mixed results—needs more tuning."
To receive an invite to the next Jam, you do not need to pay money.
You simply need to contribute one "Recipe" or "Experiment."
It can be simple. It can even be a failure. We just want to know you tried.
