Community is the starting point for Rein’s work. We want members to learn from one another, find collaborators, and develop the knowledge and experience to contribute to AI agent development and safety.
Meet peers, share work, and explore AI agent development and safety.
In-person events
Local meetups, workshops, presentations, and discussions bring people working with AI agents into the same room. Members can share projects, discuss research, and find collaborators.
We welcome member-led events in local communities, on campuses, and alongside research conferences. Events should be accessible and primarily free, with any conference affiliation stated accurately.
Keep the conversation going through group discussions, live sessions, and shared learning.
Online community and learning
Slack and Discord discussions, online presentations, and virtual events connect members across locations. Bring questions, share what you are working on, and learn about AI agent development, security, and safety together.
Members are encouraged to contribute learning materials, lead discussions, and offer practical guidance to peers moving into AI agent roles. Sharing project feedback, study resources, and career experience helps more people participate in the field.
Connection to our mission
Grow participation in agent safety.
Events and online exchange help people discover safety research, contribute to open-source projects, and learn how agents behave in practice. Our broader work includes supporting research and open infrastructure for agent security, monitoring, and oversight.
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