What began years ago as an informal, irregularly-held programming study group with local business owners and students — focused on practical social implementation — has evolved into a monthly program. Starting this April, participants now meet regularly to learn and teach each other tools like Claude Code and Claw-based platforms, catching up with agent AI that has entered its practical phase.
Regional cities have always been prone to falling behind in technology and information. But in this age of AI, a lag of even one or two years could prove critically damaging for local businesses and students. To prevent that — to keep the community from sinking — we urgently need to grow a circle of people who learn the latest AI together and spread that knowledge outward.
- Weekly "Prototype Study Group" held, mainly with university students2023
- Regular sessions from April — starting with Claude Code2026
- From summer: parallel study of Claw-based tools and local LLMs2026
- Looking for members to run satellite study groups as branch chapters
