Hey everyone.
A bunch of you have been asking me: “How can I get involved in the community?”
And for many of you who are new here, I thought it’s a good time to pause, come on the mic, and just share what AgentBuild is all about - what we’re building, why we’re building it, and most importantly, how you can get started.
When I first started diving into agentic AI, I was overwhelmed.
There were tons of demos, frameworks, GitHub repos, YouTube videos...
But not enough places to actually build something real, alongside others.
Now I’ve been in this space for almost two decades - delivering outcomes, working with customers, building systems.
And if there’s one thing I’ve learned, it’s this:
Learning to code and uploading a project to GitHub is not enough.
Because that’s not how you learn what actually matters - to your business, to your customers, to your users.
You only learn that when you build with people.
When you collaborate. When you test. When you figure things out together.
And that’s why I started AgentBuild.
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This isn’t just another Discord or Slack group talking about AI.
AgentBuild is a space where we work like forward-deployed teams.
We embed ourselves in real use cases.
We don’t just discuss tools - we build agents that solve actual problems.
And we don’t just code - we think like product teams:
What works? What breaks? What’s valuable?
And here’s the thing I want to say really clearly:
When I say “builder,” I don’t just mean engineers.
We mean anyone who’s shaping how these systems work:
Product thinkers. Domain experts. Analysts. Designers. Engineers.
If you can map workflows, define value, test behavior, or even just ask great questions,
you belong here.
And trust me, the real learning happens in the messy middle. That space where things aren’t perfect, but people are figuring it out, together.
Okay, so let’s talk about how you can get involved right now:
First – the weekly newsletter.
Every Sunday, I send out one practical challenge.
It’s not always a coding challenge - it could be workflow mapping, role design, tool selection, evaluation strategy.
Pick it up. Try it. And most importantly - share what you build or think.
📩 Here’s last weeks’ newsletter if you have missed it:
Transform Uncertainty into Learning Goals
Second – AgentBuild Circles.
These are 6-week sprints where small teams - people from all kinds of backgrounds - come together to work on a real agent use case.
You don’t need to know all the tools. You just need to be curious and willing to contribute.
Each week we have focused tasks, shared workspaces, and office hours where we jam, ask questions, and solve problems together.
If you’re looking for a hands-on, guided path - this is it.
📣 Read more about AgentBuild Circles here:
The Struggle No One Talks About When Learning AI
Third – join the Slack group.
👉 JOIN SLACK - CLICK HERE
Introduce yourself, tell us what excites you.
The Slack’s still new - it’s quiet right now.
But we’re just getting started, and your energy will help shape it.
Drop a thought, share a link, comment on someone’s idea. Let’s get the channels buzzing.
I’m also planning to run quarterly community meetups - casual, virtual catch-ups where we can share wins, roadblocks, cool builds, or even frustrations. I haven’t hosted one yet - but I will.
I just want the community to warm up a bit and find its rhythm. And we’ll build that rhythm, together.
So - if you’re wondering:
“Where do I start?”
Here’s your checklist:
✅ Introduce yourself on Slack
✅ Read our week the newsletter (check your inbox every Sunday)
✅ Take the weekly challenge - even if it’s messy, share what you did
✅ Look out for AgentBuild Circles: Cohort 2 - I’ll post dates and links soon
Commit 2–4 hours a week to build something with others
Look, to learn AI
You don’t need permission.
You don’t need to be an expert.
You just need to show up curious - and stay open.
So that’s the story.
That’s the vibe.
That’s the mission.
Welcome to AgentBuild. 🎉
Let’s build, together.
Thanks,
Have a nice weekend!
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