AI Builders Co-work + The Stage: Shipping Real Products Solo with Claude Code
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AI Builders Co-work + The Stage: Shipping Real Products Solo with Claude Code

30 January Online

About this event

Friday is our open co-working day.

​People come to work on their own projects, take breaks together, and usually stay through the afternoon. It’s quiet, focused, and builder- and founder-led.

​You can arrive anytime from 10AM. Most people show up after lunch and settle in before 1.30pm. Bring your laptop. Grab any open seat. Stay as long as you like.

​At 1.30pm, we pause work briefly for a shared session called The Stage, then everyone goes back to working.

​This is how Fridays here work.

The Stage @ 1.30PM

The Stage is a short, open-format session where builders and founders share something they are actively working on. A workflow, a technical breakdown, a lesson learned, or just a topic keeping him/her up at night.

The goal is to spark ideas you can try immediately after, during the same afternoon. After the session ends, most people simply open their laptops again and continue working.

​After the session, we go back to work.

John Ang
​Founder & CEO, HaskyOS
​Previously Head of AI Engineering, Temus, taking products from discovery to production.

​The usual setup is clear: PM writes the spec, designer makes mocks, engineers build, QA tests. That’s how software used to be shipped.
​John has been testing a different approach.

​After years moving between AI engineering, technical PM, and engineering leadership, he started building complete products solo using Claude Code and a structured framework he calls System PM SDLC.

​What began as a curiosity in bringing personal projects to life has turned into a repeatable way of running active client deployments with a new business model.

​In this session John will walk through his framework, show a live demo of how he works, and share what he’s learnt about where AI helps and where it does not.

​At the end of the session, he hopes he can provide you with a concrete framework you can try yourself, and a clearer perspective of how small the gap between idea and shipped product can be with the right processes in place.

​After the session, we go back to work or hang out to network.

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