The first meetup: presentation
September 16, 2026
Everything we walked through on the screen, from the overview to the live building.
Slides and material from the gatherings.
8 resources
September 16, 2026
Everything we walked through on the screen, from the overview to the live building.






Useful references for choosing tools, working more effectively, and keeping perspective. Open any one to read a summary and the key takeaways first.
The clearest public documentation on writing prompts that get real results. Written for professionals, not engineers.
Guide · Working knowledge · 45 min read
docs.anthropic.com
LMArena's real-time model rankings, based on blind human preference testing. A useful public benchmark for comparing LLMs.
Interactive tool · Working knowledge · 10 min browse
lmarena.ai
Daily AI news in five minutes. Practical rather than technical, with a useful view of what matters now.
Newsletter · All levels · 5 min daily
therundown.ai
McKinsey's annual global survey on AI adoption, published August 2026. Useful for benchmarking your organization against your industry.
Report · Working knowledge · 30 min read
mckinsey.com
A directory of AI tools organized by use case, useful when you need to know whether a tool exists for a specific job.
Directory · All levels · 15 min browse
theresanaiforthat.com
Measured, clear-eyed coverage of AI's limits and implications that helps calibrate expectations without becoming cynical.
Article collection · Experienced · 20 min readPaywalled
technologyreview.com
Practical guidance for professionals on when and how to integrate AI without losing judgment.
Article collection · All levels · Ongoing collectionPaywalled
hbr.org
Individual coaching
If reading and watching isn't enough, Julia offers two paid services one on one: a written AI evaluation, and hands-on consulting sessions. Both are separate from the free community.