AI BUILDERS WEEKEND · MTSU · NOVEMBER 20–22, 2026Free registration is open ↗

AI BUILDERS / TENNESSEE

Different strengths.
A shared first step.

Meet the people you can build with. Register for the weekend, join the community, then make one useful introduction.

COME SOLO. YOU HAVE A WAY IN.

You do not need
a complete team.

Bring an interest, one strength and a willingness to learn. Business, research, design, writing, software and testing all help a project move forward.

Already a member? Open a channel below. Slack sign-in and channel access rules apply.

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Sign in to AI Builders – MTSU ↗, then return to a channel below.

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Joining Slack does not register you for the event. Complete your registration on Luma ↗.

Luma’s event entry and Slack’s invitation pages were checked November 2, 2026. Availability can change.

  1. 01
    Register for the weekend.

    Free, ages 18+, every background. Event registration happens on Luma.

    Register on Luma ↗
  2. 02
    Introduce yourself.

    Start in #introductions, then share your interests in #find-a-team.

  3. 03
    Make a Sunday plan.

    Teams of 2–6 need at least two teammates at MTSU for the November 22 showcase, noon–3 p.m. Central.

THE RIGHT CONVERSATION, IN THE RIGHT PLACE

Twelve public channels.
A place to begin.

Choose what you need. These are suggested uses; follow the organizers’ current channel instructions.

Channel names, public access type and destinations checked through the connected Slack workspace on November 2, 2026. No channel messages are copied to this website.

THREE ADDITIONAL ROLE SPACES

Some conversations
need an invitation.

The organizer-provided channel map also lists event-planning, judge-chat and mentors as private spaces. Their membership and content are not exposed here.

If you are helping organize, mentor or judge, ask organizers for the appropriate access. Private-channel access and a confirmed event role are separate from joining the public community.

Ask the organizers ↗
MAKE IT EASY FOR SOMEONE TO HELP

A useful question
has a little context.

Explain what you are trying to make, what happened and what you already tried. Use a short example with sensitive information removed. Keep account keys and private data out of messages and screenshots.

For a team introduction: name one idea, the strengths you bring, the people you want to meet and your Sunday availability.

Prepare an introduction ↗ · Read the community guidelines ↗
FIND YOUR NEXT STEP

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YOUR FIRST BUILD BRIEF