The AI dev community

Devs, assemble

A place for AI software developers to show what they've built, share the tools and strategies behind it, and assemble for livestreamed meetings.

Free · Public to read · Sign in to post & RSVP

  • 100%Free to join
  • PublicBy default — no gate to read
  • LiveWeekly build streams
  • OpenRepos, prompts & workflows
How it works

Three moves. One community.

Everything on DevsAssemble is public to read. Create an account only when you want to post, react, comment, or RSVP.

  1. 01

    Show what you built

    Publish a build in minutes — link the repo, drop screenshots and a live demo. Everyone can see it; no account needed to browse.

  2. 02

    Share how you did it

    Post the prompts, agents, and workflows behind the work. Threaded discussion means the good stuff gets refined in the open.

  3. 03

    Assemble live

    RSVP to livestreamed meetups, watch together, and talk in real time while the code flies. Sign in when you're ready to join in.

What you'll find

Built for people who ship

Show

Showcase your builds

Publish what you've shipped — link the GitHub repo, drop screenshots and a live demo, and let the community react.

Share

Trade tools & strategies

Threaded discussions on the prompts, agents, and workflows that actually work. Like, comment, and pass it on.

Assemble

Livestream meetups

RSVP to livestreamed meetings, watch together, and chat in real time while the code flies.

The showcase

See what devs are shipping

Real builds with real repos. Screenshots, demos, and the story behind each one.

Explore the showcase
Build

Inbox triage agent

An LLM copilot that labels, drafts, and schedules — self-hosted.

  • Next.js
  • Claude
  • MCP
Build

Repo-aware code reviewer

Fans out subagents across a diff and posts inline findings.

  • TypeScript
  • Agents
  • GitHub
Build

Voice-to-ticket pipeline

Standups in, structured Linear issues out — zero copy-paste.

  • Whisper
  • Workflow
  • Linear

Ready to assemble?

Join a community of AI developers shipping in the open. It's free, and you can start by just looking around.