Waterloo | AI Agents for Everyone

If you were in the room.

1. Share your photos. Drop them in the shared album.
2. Post about your experience on LinkedIn. Tag Artem Zhutov and Babajide Okusanya .
3. Join the next event. Follow the Luma calendar to know when the next one drops.
4. Want to demo or volunteer? Pitch a workflow or help run the next one.
5. Want to sponsor? Feed the room and meet the builders.
6. Stay in the loop. Bookmark the site for future meetups, recaps, and demos.
7. Review the presentation. The deck from the night: view the slides.

Six demos of agents in daily use.

Each speaker had 10 to 15 minutes plus Q&A. No prerecorded clips, no theory, no slides for slides' sake. Just real workflows on real screens.

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  Samuel Hebeisen on running named Claude Code sessions that message each other and hand work off between machines.
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  Ian Howlett on Founder OS, an operating layer over Notion, HubSpot and Slack that briefs him daily and runs his weekly review.
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  Corey Barron on Voyager Code, an open-source VS Code extension for talking to your coding agent by voice, plus a hackathon dashboard built on a local model.
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  Ali Rahbar on the SCADABLE company brain, starting from a small knowledge graph that knows what it doesn't know.
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  Hossein Molavi on the full SCADABLE company brain, built from their own email, Slack and meeting transcripts.
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  Neeraja Shanker on a no-code, ADHD-friendly task tracker she built in Claude from two markdown files.
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  Mike Gamble on Framework, a fully local voice assistant in Swift that lives in the MacBook notch.

Snapshots from the night.

Claude Waterloo is co-organized by Artem Zhutov (Substack, YouTube) and Babajide Okusanya . Hosted at Workhaus Kitchener-Waterloo, 290 King St E, Kitchener, ON N2G 2L3. Sponsored by HeitechSoft. Thanks to volunteerJagmeet Kaur Pannu .