/ About this event
You don't need to know how to code. You just need an idea and a laptop. This event will not be recorded. You must attend live to access this event.
Join Female Founder Collective and Vibe Code Mama for a hands-on morning learning how to build with AI. You'll learn the foundations of agentic engineering, then open your laptop and start building a working prototype of a tool your business needs, whether that's a customer concierge, an internal tool, a dashboard, or something else entirely. No technical background required.
What is vibe coding and agentic engineering? The practice of building apps, tools, and products by describing what you want in plain language and working with AI to bring it to life. It's changing who gets to build and expanding what's possible for founders at every stage.
About the event: We'll open with a conversation with Anngelica-Marie Eshesimua of Vibe Code Mama and YVArtists to give you a full picture of what agentic engineering is and what you can build with it.
Then Anngelica-Marie will walk you through how to plan, prompt, and build with AI, including live examples of how to form your tech stack. You'll build alongside her with guided prompts and live feedback. We'll close with live demos, where volunteers share their screens, show what they built, and get feedback from Anngelica-Marie and the group.
The format: ➡️ Fireside chat: Building with AI, with Anngelica-Marie Eshesimua of Vibe Code Mama ➡️ Guided build: the foundations of agentic engineering, plus a live voice build example ➡️ Founder demos and feedback
For the event: ➡️ Bring your laptop ➡️ Set up a paid Claude account (Claude Pro) before the session so you can start building right away ➡️ Come with an idea for something you want to build
Alison Wyatt, CEO of Female Founder Collective, is joined by Anngelica-Marie Eshesimua, an expert instructor from the Vibe Code Mama community.
This event is a part of #LATechWeek - a week of events hosted by VCs and startups to bring together the tech ecosystem. Learn more at www.tech-week.com.
