Events

Tuesday, 21 July 2026

Daytona AI Researchers - Stanford, July 21, 2026 On Tuesday, July 21 , Daytona and FounderCoHo are again co-hosting an exclusive, high-signal evening dedicated to researchers at Stanford University to explore when we take long-horizon, stateful agents seriously — from the infrastructure that makes them possible, to the evaluation frameworks that make them trustworthy. Agenda ​​​​🕒 5:30 pm – 6:00 pm Welcome Reception and Opening Remarks 🎤 Marijan Cipcic , Principal Events Manager at Daytona 🕒 6:00 pm – 6:15 pm Talk "Today's Agents Don't Live In Episodes" 🎤 Muhammad Annas Hashmi , DevRel at Daytona ​​​​​​Outline: The 'episode' (short, stateless, resettable) has been RL's foundational abstraction since ATARI. It underpins the Gym API, GRPO, PPO, and the conventional sandbox lifecycle. Today's agents no longer fit it. Tasks span for days; the env state at hour 18 of an agent session with warm caches, installed deps, live processes, open sockets, dirty git tree, is worth hours of wall clock to reproduce. Three things are scaling simultaneously. Rollout horizon: seconds -> days. Env state: disposable between episodes -> first-class learning substrate. Branching: absent in modern LLM-RL -> speculative fork trees. Each stresses the inherited toolkit in a different way, and all three have been gated on the same missing primitives: VMs you can fork cheaply, pause without killing processes, snapshot mid-run, and resume hours later. This talk walks through what opens up when those primitives become available. Live demo of long-horizon sessionful rollouts, mid-trajectory forking, and cross-calendar-time training. The research questions that follow (long-horizon benchmarks, speculative RL algorithms, event-driven training, to name a few) are where the next wave of agent RL gets built. 🕒 6:15 pm – 6:30 pm Talk " We Scaled Data Wrong" 🎤 Jun Park , CEO at hillclimb ​​​​​​Outline: For every significant leap in model intelligence, there was a massive dataset that helped us get there. The first chatbots had common crawl, coding agents had github. The next jump in model intelligence requires hyperspecialized training data (finance, health, law, etc) yet we don't have it. What have we, as an industry, done wrong? 🕒 6:30 pm – 6:45 pm Talk "Open RL Stack for Training Long-Horizon Agents" 🎤 Sijun Tan , PhD researcher at UC Berkeley’s Sky Computing Lab ​​​​​​Outline: Training long-horizon language agents requires more than a model and a reward signal: it requires a full stack for orchestrating agent sandboxes, running asynchronous rollouts, computing custom rewards and losses, and scaling across different training backends. In this talk, I will introduce rLLM , an open reinforcement learning stack designed to make this workflow practical and reproducible. rLLM lets users train agents on any harness, execute them in flexible sandboxes, and plug in custom evaluation logic for task-specific reward shaping, custom losses, and multi-step trajectories. The system supports fully asynchronous training and multiple backend options, making it easier to move from experimentation to large-scale training without rewriting agent code. I will also share examples of how rLLM is used in long-horizon agent settings and discuss the design tradeoffs behind building an open RL infrastructure for agentic RL training. 🕒 6:45 pm – 7:00 pm Talk " FrontierCS: Evaluating LLMs on Open-Ended CS problems" 🎤 Hanchen Li , PhD researcher at UC Berkeley’s Sky Computing Lab ​​​​​​Outline: Auto-Research has been growing in popularity over the months. We will share latest updates of our project Frontier-CS, one of the pioneers in benchmarking Auto-Research before it was hot! We will share the existing benchmark, the design behind the project, and some ongoing work on improving auto-research data pipeline and evaluation. ​​​​​​​​​🕒 7:00 pm - 8:30 pm ​Networking With food and beverages ​About event An engaging meetup designed for AI researchers to connect, share ideas, and explore the latest advancements in artificial intelligence. The event features informal networking, short talks, and discussions on current research trends, fostering collaboration and knowledge exchange within the AI community.

Tuesday, 21 July 2026

Join us for an AI hackathon designed for anybody frustrated by AI agents completing real world tasks. This is not a high-pressure coding competition. It is an exploration of what agents can do when they aren't limited by verification codes, making payments, voice calls in a different language, and so much more. Please feel free to bring an AI agent you have started, but never finished. You'll learn how to set up Novita APIs and models, use ActionLayer to complete tasks, and follow a clear workflow from idea to working demo. Come solo or with a team. Beginners are welcome. What to Expect Practical walkthrough of Novita API and model setup Example AI app ideas you can build Hands-on session from ActionLayer on taking AI to the physical world Building tips, technical guidance, Q&A Time to meet other builders, creators, and collaborators Event Schedule 5:30 PM: Doors open + tacos 6:00 – 6:45 PM: Lightning workshops by Novita and ActionLayer teams 6:45 – 8:00 PM: Hacking 8:00 PM: Judging/Awards Judges Reddit: Nathan Handler ClarityCare AI: Oscar Courbit, Simon Lefort Atlas: Aditya Salian Prizes $7K+ in prizes including Novita credits, ActionLayer tasks, and more! Special prizes include interviews for open roles such as FDE. Please make sure to bring a laptop.

Tuesday, 21 July 2026

Rejected by YC? Good. Now come prove them wrong. YC Reject Pitch Night brings together ambitious founders, investors, operators, and startup supporters for an evening featuring companies that are still building—regardless of who said no. Selected founders will take the stage to pitch their startups, share what they are building, and connect with people who care more about momentum than credentials. Expect raw ideas, determined builders, honest feedback, and a room full of people betting on themselves. Apply to pitch or RSVP to support the next generation of founders. ​​ ​​Submit your pitch deck here YC Reject Pitch Night is an independent event and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Y Combinator. Judges Irene (Huilian) Zhang , Managing Director @ LI Family Office , Advisor @AMG Family Trust Jordan Wahbeh , Managing Partner @SV Venture Group, Partner @ Network VC Roy Wang , Principal @ NextSummit Capital Partners Lan Wu , VC@ Fusion Fund Kunal Phalak , Vice President @ WestBridge Capital Viktoriia Stepanenko , Venture Partner @ Network VC Pitches Dima Syrotkin , CEO & Founder @ Pandatron AI management consultant Patrick Neiler , Cofounder @ VoPro by Wrkspce Voice-first AI tools for construction teams Anirban Palit , CEO & Founder @Amayi Solutions AI-powered startup investment due diligence Will Drummond , CEO & Founder @Being AI-powered mentorship platform that helps colleges improve student belonging, wellbeing, and retention Nick Knepper , CEO & Founder @ EquityNav AI native financial planning and tax optimization software Khanhvy Nguyen , CEO & Founder @Roster AI AI-powered scheduling to airline crew and flight operations Miguel Castillo , CPO @ DoQcheck Automate the back office of food manufacturing Alex Embusch , Cofounder & Scientist @NaitAI AI-powered platform that helps scientists design and optimize PCR primers and nucleic acid experiments with much higher accuracy Austin Bosarge , CEO & Founder @Atellagent Stateful authority layer for governed AI execution Vatsal Trivedi , CEO & Founder @Runlog Decision-grade Insights from fragmented unstructured data John Walter , CEO & Founder @ ProxyLink Do business inside ChatGPT and Claude Aleks Gollu , CEO & Founder @ 11Sight Teams of voice AI Agents for call centers Akash Saraf , CEO & Founder @ Sanscritic Recursive Self-Improving Meta-Reasoning Architecture for Expert Work ​Sponsor About TheAgentic: TheAgentic provides complete infrastructure for production-ready AI agents, currently powering companies in biotech, healthtech, cybersecurity, and fintech where accuracy isn't optional. TheAgentic’s Launchpad program partners with early-stage startups to build AI products on our infrastructure at zero cost and zero equity.  TheAgentic’s Prometheus program lets domain experts and consultants turn their knowledge into revenue-generating AI products, without building or running a startup themselves Community Partners: Network VC is a venture capital fund with 100+ investments globally, investing in late seed to Series A deep tech, industry-agnostic, primarily focused on US companies. The most recent investments include a couple of dozen YC alumni companies and startups of the a16z Acceleration. Unicorn.Events  is a global startup pitch competition connecting startups with investors, venture capital funds, and industry leaders through curated events around the world. The finalists of the 400+ previous events in 52 countries have raised $1b+. ​Host About Workato : ​Workato is an enterprise automation and integration platform that orchestrates workflows across applications, data, and systems enabling secure, governed execution of complex processes as organizations adopt AI agents at scale. You can explore Workato's end-to-end capabilities here. About Sanscritic : Sanscritic is building the reasoning layer for the next generation of AI systems. Through its NeoLab, Sanscritic develops meta-reasoning systems, domain foundation models, and infrastructure for more reliable, specialized, and verifiable AI. Join us to learn how Sanscritic is pushing beyond generic LLMs toward AI that can reason, evaluate, and operate in high-stakes domains. ​​Agenda 5:00 - 5:45pm: Registration and networking 5:45 - 6:15pm: Intro to TheAgentic and Workato 6:15 - 7:30pm: Startup pitches 7:30 - 8:30pm: Open networking

Tuesday, 21 July 2026

LangChain Community London x GirlsWhoML x CopilotKit: Hands-On Workshop — Build an Agentic AI/UI with LangChain & CopilotKit Join LangChain Community London, GirlsWhoML, and CopilotKit for an evening of hands-on learning, practical building, networking, and community conversations around agentic AI and generative user interfaces. This workshop brings together developers, founders, researchers, students, product teams, designers, and AI builders to explore how modern AI applications can move beyond chatbots into interactive, tool-using, user-centred agentic experiences. The evening will focus on AI agents, LangChain workflows, tool calling, agentic UI, CopilotKit, human-in-the-loop design, and practical lessons for building reliable AI applications. Schedule 6:30 PM — Doors Open Food, drinks, networking, and setup 7:00 PM — Workshop Introduction From chatbots to agentic UI: what modern AI applications need, followed by an introduction to the two workshop tracks 7:10 PM — Track Introductions Track 1: Agentic UI with CopilotKit Track 2: Deep Agents with LangChain & Observability 7:20 PM - 8:30 PM — Hands-On Build Track 1: Agentic UI with CopilotKit Creating an agentic workflow with LangChain and connecting it to an interactive UI with CopilotKit Track 2: Deep Agents with LangChain & Observability Creating a deep agent with tools, state, planning logic, and observability 8:30 PM — Project Submission Finalise and submit your build 9:00 PM — Closing Remarks and Networking What to Expect The evening will feature hands-on and practical learning around: Building reliable AI agents and intelligent workflows LangChain agent orchestration, tools, memory, and state CopilotKit and agentic user interfaces Generative UI and real-time AI interactions Human-in-the-loop controls, approvals, and transparency Practical lessons from AI engineers, product builders, and the community Whether you are experimenting with AI agents, exploring LangChain, building AI products, or interested in generative UI, this workshop is designed to help you build, learn, connect, and contribute. Who Should Attend This event is ideal for: Software engineers and full-stack developers AI and ML practitioners Product managers and designers Founders and startup teams Researchers and students Anyone interested in building practical AI applications Anyone curious about agentic workflows, LangChain, CopilotKit, or generative UI You will gain practical experience with the tools, architectures, and workflows behind the next generation of intelligent applications, while connecting with the London AI, LangChain, girlswhoml, and CopilotKit communities. Important Information Please bring a laptop with your development environment ready for the hands-on workshop. Setup instructions, starter repositories, and technical requirements will be shared with registered attendees before the event. Basic familiarity with Python, JavaScript, APIs, or LLM applications will be helpful, but you do not need prior experience with LangChain or CopilotKit. If you can no longer attend in person, please un-RSVP so your space can be made available to someone else. About LangChain Community London LangChain Community London brings together developers, AI engineers, researchers, and technology enthusiasts interested in building applications powered by large language models, agents, retrieval-augmented generation, and production AI systems. About GirlsWhoML GirlsWhoML is a community supporting women and underrepresented groups in machine learning through learning, collaboration, technical growth, and meaningful connections across the AI ecosystem. About CopilotKit CopilotKit helps developers build AI-native applications through agentic and generative user interfaces, enabling users to interact, collaborate, and stay in control of AI-powered workflows. A huge thank you to our speakers, workshop facilitators, hosts, volunteers, sponsors, and community members for making this event possible. Secure your place and join us for an evening of building, collaboration, and agentic AI community energy in London.

Monday, 20 July 2026

At most startup events, you watch founders pitch, nod along, and maybe scan a landing page later. At Startup Workflows Art Gallery, every featured product is something you can actually try. Partners (adding more soon): - Simular ( simular.ai ): Your computer, now autonomous. - Janet AI: Janet AI ( janet.ai ) is the autonomous product management system. Janet listens to all your information channels, to auto-capture and update your task board 24/7. Janet AI is backed by Y Combinator, Formosa Capital, Paul Graham, Charles Ferguson, and others. We’re curating a small set of startup workflow exhibits: product moments that are hard to understand from a landing page, video, or blank account because they require context, data, integrations, permissions, history, or a real workflow. Each exhibit will have a framed QR code and description, like a piece in a gallery. Scan it to open a Portal: a safe, guided, no-signup environment where you can step into the workflow, click around, ask questions, and see what the product does when it has the context it needs. This is not a booth expo. Founders will give short context pitches, then the room opens into a casual gallery format. Walk around, scan exhibits, sit down to try the Portals, and chat with founders afterward. Expect light food, drinks, music, and a room full of founders, builders, operators, and people curious about how software should be experienced in the AI era. Come try the product moments that usually get trapped behind setup. 5:30–6:00 PM - Arrivals, drinks, light food 6:00–6:10 PM - Welcome from Portal & Persona 6:10–6:25 PM — Startups give 1 minute on what to expect when you scan 6:25–7:45 PM — Open gallery Walk the room, scan framed QR-code exhibits, sit down to try Portals, and chat with founders informally. 7:45–8:30 PM — Networking Registration is required and subject to approval. This is not a walk-in event. Building security requires every attendee’s full name and email in advance, and all guests must present a valid ID. About Persona Persona  is an online identity verification platform that enables businesses of all sizes to collect, verify, and manage user identities throughout the customer lifecycle. Trusted in over 200 countries and territories. Learn more about Persona →  withpersona.com About Portal Portal lets GTM teams spin up sandboxes to send real authenticated browser sessions to buyers to try without signup or setup. Each demo sandbox can have custom mock data/integrations set up, paths/APIs off limits, and an optional AI agent answering questions or giving autonomous demos in outbound, landing pages, sales calls, or POCs. Learn more about Portal →  makeportals.com

Monday, 20 July 2026

Recife tem talento, tem ecossistema, tem gente construindo coisas incríveis. O que faltava era um espaço pra quem usa IA pra construir produtos de verdade se encontrar, trocar e evoluir junto. Esse é esse espaço. O primeiro Cursor Meetup Recife é pra quem está na interseção entre produto, design e engenharia, e quer entender como IA pode acelerar o jeito de construir, não só o jeito de codar. Se você é PM que quer ter mais autonomia técnica, designer que quer prototipar com código, ou dev que quer multiplicar sua capacidade com AI... você está no lugar certo. O que vai rolar: Abertura e boas-vindas à comunidade Cursor Recife Lightning demos (5 min cada): pessoas da comunidade mostrando o que construíram com Cursor, fluxos reais, descobertas práticas. Q&A aberto: troca direta com quem está na linha de frente Networking. Para quem é: Pessoas que constroem produtos digitais, seja como PM, designer, dev, founder ou qualquer combinação disso. Não precisa ser expert em Cursor. Precisa ser curioso.

Monday, 20 July 2026

Founders and startup builders (engineers, designers, PMs): join us at Cafe Cursor. We're taking over a cafe in North Beach and inviting Cursor users to swing by. Bring your laptop with you and spend some time building with other Cursor users and meet the Cursor team. We'll have some Cursor credits and coffee waiting for you. You can also just pop by for coffee and to say hi! A bunch of engineers from the Cursor team will be around throughout the day at the cafe. Welcome to ask any questions and share what you're building. We have two slots available for co-working. When you sign up, please choose whichever works best for you. We have limited space and will do our best to accommodate. 10am - 2pm - grab a table and co-work for a few hours 2pm - 6pm - grab a table and co-work for a few hours 10am-6pm - if you prefer to just pop by for coffee and to say hi for a few minutes, totally works. See you soon!

Monday, 20 July 2026

Café Cursor Salvador! ☕️ Estamos invadindo um café em Salvador no dia 20 de julho e convidamos todos os usuários do Cursor, builders e desenvolvedores curiosos para colar com a gente. Traga seu notebook, pegue um café e venha passar algumas horas em co-working ao lado de outros devs que usam o Cursor. Não importa se você está buildando um projeto novo, testando ferramentas de IA ou apenas querendo trocar ideia com pessoas que têm os mesmos interesses — a casa está aberta. Teremos café liberado, créditos do Cursor e muito networking esperando por você. Horários das sessões: 09h30 às 13h — Sessão de Co-working & Brunch 13h às 16h30 — Sessão de Co-working & Colaboração Ou simplesmente passe por lá a qualquer momento entre 11h e 16h para tomar um café e dar um alô rápido. Fique à vontade para tirar dúvidas, mostrar o que você está buildando e conhecer a comunidade local do Cursor. Nos vemos no dia 20!

Sunday, 19 July 2026

🚀 Stanford x DeepMind Hackathon: Build with Google Gemini Win up to $5M in Seed Funding | July 19th, 10am–6pm PT Join GDG Stanford for an elite hackathon where you'll build cutting-edge projects with Google Gemini and earn 30-minute VC pitch meetings with top-tier investors. 🏆 The Prize Top teams will be judged by representatives from Stanford, Google, and multiple venture capital funds. Winners earn direct pitch access to VCs writing $500K–$5M seed checks, plus prize funds from our sponsors: Google AI Studio Track (sponsored by DeepMind) In-Person: Share of $15K in GCP credits Online: Share of $5K in GCP credits Replit + Gemini Track (in-person only) Share of $12K prize fund in Replit credits Investment not guaranteed. Prize is pitch access only. Winning teams gain meeting access but must earn investment through their pitch and business fundamentals. 👥 Judging Panel Felix To — Investor @ NFX Fund Jian Moon — Investor @ Menlo VC Vikram Venkat — Investor @ Cota Capital Kabir Sial — Investor @ Emergence Capital Kavon Badie — Investor @ Mighty Capital Vinod Joseph — Investor @ Samsung Next Tessa Osborne — Investor @ Plug and Play Nancy Wang — Partner @ Felicis; CTO @ 1Password Celestine Schnugg — General Partner @ Boom Capital Anitha Vadavatha — Managing Partner @ AB Plus Ventures Leonard Lee — Head of Accelerator @ 500 Global Iris Sun — Partner @ 500 Global Angelica Parente, PhD — Partner @ Civilization Ventures Morgan Blumberg — Partner @ M13 Anne Dwane — General Partner @ Village Global Prof. Nikesh Kotecha — Head of Data Science @ Stanford Health Care Denis Belyavsky — Founder @ 12 Scrappy Founders Debojyoti (Debo) Dutta — Chief AI Officer @ Nutanix Remi Kaito — Founder @ Arcade AI Jesse Tang — Co-Organizer; Arcade AI Shaurya Aggarwal — Founder @ Florin (YC S26) Amit Vadi — Co-Organizer; DeepMind Ivan Leo — Co-Organizer; DeepMind 📅 Event Schedule 10:00 AM — Registration & Breakfast – Light refreshments and networking with fellow builders 10:30 AM — Opening Ceremony & Rules Briefing – Official rules, competition format 11:30 AM — Hacking Begins! – 3-hour intensive build sprint starts 2:30 PM — Submission Deadline (Hard Stop) – All submissions must be completed 2:30 PM — Late Lunch – Sandwiches/beverages and networking with fellow builders 3:30 PM — Semi-Finalists Announced – Top teams selected for live pitches 4:00 PM — Live Finals Presentations – Top teams pitch on stage (5 min pitch + 5 min Q&A) 5:30 PM — Winners Announced – Grand prize winners revealed 6:00 PM — Event Wrap-Up 🌐 Online Track Can't make it to Stanford? We've got you covered. We've added an Online Track for remote participants: No live streaming or video conferencing – work on your own schedule Submission deadline: End of day, July 19th Same deliverables as in-person participants Judging based on traction – same conditions as Phase 2 (7-day social engagement tracking) Prize pool: $5K in GCP credits for Online Track winners VC pitch access for top submissions Build with Gemini, ship a prototype, post your demo, and let your network do the talking. Top submissions get 30-minute meetings with funds. ⚡ Replit Track A second in-person track for builders who want to ship with Replit. In-person only – teams build and host their prototype entirely on Replit Must use the Gemini model – projects must integrate Google Gemini, same as the main track Same event schedule and submission deadline as the main track (2:30 PM sharp) Same submission requirements and judging criteria as the main track Prize pool: $12K prize fund for Replit Track winners VC pitch access for top submissions 📋 Submission Requirements All projects, including Replit Track submissions, must use the Google Gemini model. Each team must submit by 2:30 PM sharp: One-Pager — Document describing your team and idea Hosted Prototype — Working demo link (via Google AI Studio & Google Cloud Run, or Replit for the Replit Track) 2-Minute Video — Team introduction and elevator pitch 1-Minute Video — Prototype demo (Playcast) Code Repository — Link via Google AI Studio sharing mechanics, or your Replit project link for the Replit Track Data Usage & Judging Consent: By submitting your prototype playcast, you authorize organizers to use your submission in paid social ads (e.g., Facebook). Real-world performance metrics (CPM, CTR, CPC, etc.) will be collected and used as core market validation data for Phase 2 (post-event) judging. You may opt out by notifying organizers prior to submission; data sharing with sponsors and investors is a condition of participation. ⚖️ Judging Criteria Projects will be evaluated on: Technical Feasibility — Does it actually work? Innovation & Novelty — Is the approach creative or clever? Real-World Applicability — Would people genuinely use it? Market Potential & Fundability — Could this become venture-backable? Go-to-Market Traction — Social engagement on your demo video (likes, shares, views) Social Engagement Component Your demo YouTube video must be shared publicly. Engagement counts toward your score: Phase 1: Engagement tracked during the hackathon (5 PM deadline) Phase 2: Continued tracking for 2 weeks post-event (viral reach + playcast metrics) 🎯 Competition Format Semi-Finals: All submissions undergo asynchronous review by the judging panel. Finals: Top teams advance to live presentations: 10 minutes per team (5 min pitch + 5 min Q&A) Present on stage to the full panel of VCs and special guests Winners announced at 5:30 PM Whether you're a solo developer, have a team, or are already building a startup (some invited participants are at Series A stage), this event offers a unique opportunity to showcase your work to decision-makers at leading venture funds. ❓ Frequently Asked Questions Q: Can I pitch an existing startup? A: Absolutely! If you win, you can pitch either your hackathon project OR your existing company during the 30-minute VC meetings. Q: What's the team size limit? A: Up to 4 people. Q: Can I participate solo? A: Yes. Q: Can I participate remotely? A: Yes! The Online Track has the same deliverables, with submissions due by end of day, July 19th. No live streaming—judging is based on 7-day social engagement (Phase 2 conditions). Online Track has a $5K GCP credits prize pool. Q: When do VC meetings happen? A: Winners will schedule 30-minute pitch meetings with selected funds after the event. Q: What should I bring? A: Laptop, charger, and your best ideas! 🎁 What You'll Win Grand Prize A 30-minute private pitch meeting with selected funds from our judging panel, where you can pitch your hackathon project or your existing startup. Our Sponsors Silver Sponsor Arcade AI: Arcade AI is an infinite world of AI-native games, built by creators and played by everyone. Join Arcade to create, remix, and play games with your AI companion and friends, instantly in the browser. Create anything. Play everything. 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Sunday, 19 July 2026

欢迎加入我们：Cursor Café × Sunset Shanghai 梧桐树下闪闪发光的创造梦想，不断奔跑进取的年轻灵魂，上海海纳百川的城市底蕴。 法租界老街的梧桐树荫里，一张桌子，一杯咖啡，代码在跑，想法在碰，困惑在一点点消失。诚邀所有对 Cursor 感兴趣的朋友前来共建、共创、共鸣。 带上你的电脑，带上你正在做的事，带上你想聊的一切——我们为你准备了 Cursor Credits，咖啡，点心和好伙伴。 这里不只是一个 coworking 的地方。暂时被技术问题卡住、来这里寻找技术指导专家的创业家、初来乍到不知道怎么用 Cursor 实现自己想法的人，程序员×设计师、工程师×音乐人、创始人×艺术家、广告人、AI 能量条焦虑者、想慢下来的人、最喜欢去硅谷学习 AI 的脱口秀演员、痴迷于古建筑想用 AI 记录和辅助建模的人、AI 自动智能驾驶程序爱好者、喜爱用 AI 给大家分享成果的观鸟爱好者——Cursor 正在模糊这些边界，让这一切变得轻松和易于实现，而我们想把这些人都聚在一起。在这里，总有人能接住你的问题。 聊聊用 Cursor 做的产品，聊聊使用心得，聊聊 vibe-coding 之外的生活——创业融资的酸甜苦辣，和 AI 共存的世界，用 AI 创作音乐、用 AI 混合你的电子音乐节拍、辅助艺术创作、剪视频、做 KOL 和 AI 内容创作者，硬件极客的生活，灵巧手和机器人训练，用 AI 创作你的手指滑板游戏，野生 Cursor 产品观察员，甚至使用 AI 创作的工具解决情感生活中遇到的小争执……任何天马行空的想法，在这里都有人接。 室内设有 coworking 区和 demo 区，深度交流、挥洒热情；室外开放社交和漫谈，尽情碰撞火花。我们希望你能在这里找到志趣相投的伙伴，甚至一起并肩冲刺的黑客松队友。此外，还有神秘嘉宾到场交流，敬请期待。 报名时请选择最适合你的时段： · 09:00–13:00　上午场 — 坐下来，解解惑，cowork 一下 · 14:00–18:00　下午场 — 坐下来，show 你的产品，找找 bug，再 cowork 一下 · 09:00–18:00　全天场 — 今天天气不错/再坏也挡不住，来看看 Cursor 的朋友们，打个招呼 本次活动设有拍照环节，参与即视为同意将照片用于公开平台发布。 黄梅天记得看好天气，要带伞哦，我们老欢迎侬个！ ─────────────────────────── You're warmly invited: Cursor Café × Sunset Shanghai Brilliant ideas glimmering beneath the plane trees. Young souls charging boldly forwards. The open-hearted spirit of Shanghai. Tucked in the dappled shade of the old French Concession, where a single table, a proper coffee, and good company are all you need. Code runs. Ideas collide. Confusion quietly dissolves. We'd love for anyone curious about Cursor to come along and build, create, and connect. Bring your laptop, bring whatever you're working on, bring everything you fancy chatting about — we've got Cursor Credits, coffee, snacks, and brilliant people waiting for you. This isn't just a coworking space. Founders temporarily stuck on a tricky technical problem and looking for a proper expert to help them through it, newcomers who haven't the faintest idea how to turn their vision into reality with Cursor, developers×designers, engineers×musicians, founders×artists, advertising folk, those anxious about their AI energy bar running low, people who'd rather slow down for once, stand-up comedians who keep nipping off to Silicon Valley to study AI, enthusiasts obsessed with ancient architecture and dreaming of using AI to document and model it, self-driving programme aficionados, birdwatchers who love sharing their discoveries with the world via AI, the grassroots Cursor product spotter — Cursor is quietly blurring all these boundaries, making everything lighter and more achievable, and we want to gather every last one of you in the same room. Someone here will always be able to help. Let's talk about what you've built with Cursor, how you're getting on with it, and life beyond vibe-coding — the highs and lows of fundraising, living alongside AI, making music with AI, mixing your electronic beats with AI, AI-assisted art, video editing, becoming a KOL or AI content creator, life as a hardware geek, dexterous hands and robot training, building your finger-skateboarding game with AI, or even using AI-powered tools to sort out the odd domestic squabble... whatever mad idea you've got, someone here will run with it. Indoors you'll find a coworking zone and a demo area for deep dives and proper enthusiasm; outside is open for socialising and a good natter, so sparks can fly in all directions. We hope you'll find your people here — perhaps even a hackathon team to go shoulder-to-shoulder with. And do keep an eye out for a mystery guest or two. Choose the slot that suits you best when you sign up: · 09:00–13:00　Morning session — Settle in, warm up, get your questions answered, crack on · 14:00–18:00　Afternoon session — Settle in, show off what you've built, hunt down those bugs, crack on · 09:00–18:00　Full day — Whether the weather's glorious or absolutely grim, pop in, say hello, have a coffee There will be a photography element to the event. By attending, you consent to photos being used on public platforms. It's plum-rain season — do check the forecast before you head out, and bring a brolly. We'd absolutely love to see you on Yanqing Road.

Saturday, 18 July 2026

Bienvenido al Cursor Meetup San Jose! Nos complace invitarte al primer Cursor Community Meetup en Costa Rica. Un espacio para compartir experiencias, aprender y conectar con quienes ya estan construyendo con Cursor. Quien puede asistir? Personas interesadas en explorar y desarrollar con Cursor Power users que buscan optimizar sus flujos de trabajo Developers de la region queriendo conectar con otros Amigos y personas curiosas sobre herramientas de programacion e inteligencia artificial Que esperar? Networking con la comunidad Cursor local Demostraciones y tips de uso en vivo Conversación abierta sobre workflows con AI Snacks, bebidas para todos los asistentes y un ambiente informal para conectar Merch oficial de Cursor Este es un evento comunitario, gratuito y abierto a todos, con cupos limitados. Registrate arriba para asegurar tu lugar. Agradecimiento especial a Lyfter por su apoyo para hacer posible este meetup y seguir impulsando el crecimiento de la comunidad de desarrolladores en Costa Rica. Gracias también a Zeek por ayudar a compartir esta iniciativa con universidades y personas apasionadas por la tecnología. Para mas informacion sobre eventos Cursor: cursor.com/community