Let's Build It Kansas City

Let’s Build It: Winter [To Be Announced]

Why we’re doing this

Kansas City already has people building real AI systems. They work at insurance agencies, logistics companies, studios, manufacturers and city departments, and some of what they’ve built is running in production today. Most of them have never met. Each one works through the same problems alone, and what they learn stays inside one company.

Most of the national talk about AI is about models and demos. Much less is said about what it takes to turn a demo into something a business relies on: connecting the data, setting permissions, agreeing on definitions and deciding who is accountable for what. Most projects stall at that stage, and that’s what this night is about.

How the night works

5:45: People who have shipped on Intuidy walk through what they built. We’ve asked them to spend as much time on what broke as on what worked.

6:30: Breakouts. The room splits into small working sessions with the engineers who built the platform. Bring a real problem and work on it with them.

If you don’t have an Intuidy account yet, you’ll get one that night. You can keep building after you leave without having to book a follow-up call.

This is the second Let’s Build It. We hold them several times a year so people can come back, see each other’s progress and build on it.

Intuidy for Builders

Until October, everything on Intuidy was built by our own team, one client at a time. That came to about 40 custom tools. On October 29 we opened the platform to outside builders, with no sales call required.

With Intuidy for Builders you can:

• Spin up databases and connect the applications you already use

• Build custom software and automations

• Model your organization as a digital twin using Intuidy’s ontology

• Deploy AI agents, alone or in teams, on frontier models or on models you run locally

Everyone who attends gets free access.

Who should come

This only works if the room isn’t all startup people.

• Operators at mid-market Kansas City companies in manufacturing, logistics, insurance, construction, healthcare and real estate. You have the data and the problems, and most AI events aren’t built for you.

• City and county leaders and public-sector tech staff. Much of what gets pitched to you at national conferences is already being built here, often faster and for less.

• Engineers and solo builders, wherever you work.

• Students and instructors from area universities and training programs who want to see production work up close.

• Investors and others in the local tech community. This sector grows faster when the people doing the work know each other and know the people who can fund them.

Bring real work

Come with a problem from your actual job and the data that goes with it.

“You don’t need a budget, a data team, or permission from anybody. You need the data you already have and one evening.”

Grayson Smith, Founder & CEO, Intuidy