Frontier Day is a half-day experience for founders building AI-native startups and tech companies featuring a fireside with Boris Cherny and a hands-on workshop, hosted by Anthropic in San Francisco. Why attend Hear from Boris Cherny, creator of Claude Code, in a fireside on building at the frontier Learn how Anthropic builds agents that run at scale, and how we apply those principles to accelerate our own company with Claude. Build something for your startup through a hands-on workshop using the latest Claude products live with credits and build production-ready agents for your use-case. Applied AI engineers will be in the room to answer questions. Watch demos from startups showing how they're building for the AGI era, live. What to bring Your laptop: the workshop is hands-on, and you'll leave with agents actually running (credits on us). 2–3 places your startup is bottlenecked today: we'll work on them live in the session. Admin access to your Slack workspace if you want to get Claude Tag installed on the spot. The fine print The event is free to attend, and food and drinks are included. Frontier Day is invite-only with limited availability. Registration is required, subject to approval, and non-transferable. Have an invite code from your Anthropic contact? Enter it when you register and you'll be approved automatically. Want to bring your co-founder? Have them register separately; every seat needs its own approved registration.
This is a casual 5K running event held weekly in San Francisco for builders and founders. Participants run at a relaxed pace and connect socially afterwards over coffee. It provides an opportunity to meet other startup builders in an informal setting outdoors.
Kernel 6 Launch Party features readings and conversations with contributing writers from the latest issue of Kernel. The event offers attendees a chance to engage with the content and enjoy food in a social setting. It is suited for anyone interested in literary and creative publishing in the San Francisco Bay Area.
Fidget Camp is a weeklong makeathon in San Francisco focusing on DIY creative exploration with hands-on workshops led by participants. The event showcases collaborative artworks from diverse creators such as pranksters, digital gardeners, and puzzle designers. Attendees can experience innovative art and maker projects in a community-driven environment.
This event is a 3v3 basketball tournament for developers, founders, and technical builders to compete for cash and sponsor prizes while networking. It is designed to bring together members of the tech community for friendly competition and social connection before the MongoDB .local Build Fest. Teams compete in a group stage and knockout rounds culminating in a final and awards ceremony.
This event gathers founders, engineers, product builders, traders, and fintech operators to discuss how AI agents interact with money. Participants walk and converse about emerging infrastructure challenges and safety questions in connecting AI agents to financial accounts. It is designed for those building or curious about AI-driven fintech technologies and workflows.
Early-stage founders building on Baseten present their AI models and inference stacks, sharing technical stories and challenges. The event targets engineers and technical founders interested in AI inference technology. It provides a stage for demos and networking in the San Francisco Bay Area.