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How to RaidGuild - Field Experience from the Edge

A cohort thread collecting field experience, practical lessons, and live examples from people learning how to navigate RaidGuild, join sessions, find useful work, and contribute from the edge of the community.

activeUpdated Jun 3, 2026

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How to RaidGuild

This month’s cohort theme follows real field experience from the edge of RaidGuild: sessions, stories, projects, and practical lessons for finding your way into useful guild work.

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June Cohort Fireside Chats (Elco)

June Cohort Fireside Chat with Elco. Calendar: RaidGuild Created by: clerics@raidguild.org Who: elco@thedaoist.gg, clerics@raidguild.org

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June Cohort Fireside Chats (Justice Conder)

June Cohort Fireside Chat with Justice Conder. Calendar: RaidGuild Created by: clerics@raidguild.org Who: clerics@raidguild.org, justiceconder@gmail.com

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June Cohort Fireside Chats (Adam Kerpelman)

June Cohort Fireside Chat with Adam Kerpelman. Calendar: RaidGuild Created by: clerics@raidguild.org

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June Cohort Fireside Chats (Spencer Graham)

Hosted by Dekan, Spencer Graham joins RaidGuild for a June Cohort Fireside on personal CRM systems, agentic coding workflows, and the future of coordination. The conversation connects Spencer's product and strategy background with his current experiments in self-hosted relationship software, AI-assisted development, context systems, UX verification, and open source security. Guest background: Spencer's RaidGuild profile highlights product management, operational strategy, UX/technical trade-off thinking, game theory, and token economics. Discussion themes: - Self-hosted personal CRM and relationship-aware software - Agent-assisted development workflows using doer/reviewer loops - Context and verification as hard problems for AI agents - UX QA automation for human-facing products - The risk of AI workflows creating more atomized developers - Why AI may strengthen, not kill, open source software Notable guest quotes: - "Context is changing still, and it came in an unsolved kind of lane." - "It would be really bad if it happened that we lost so much of what makes working together on things fun." - "The idea that open source is dead is just hilarious and so wrong."

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Cohort Fireside Prep

Discuss materials, process, and preparation for this month's fireside chats.

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Demo Day

Cohort Demo Day is a session for raiders and cohort participants to share what they have been working on, show progress, and connect around next steps.

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Field Notes From Fireside: Kerp On AI As Daily Workbench

Session notes from Kerp on AI as a daily builder workbench, calibration, context, and human judgment.

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Field Notes From Fireside: Justice On Agents, Engineering, And Product Friction

Session notes from Justice on AI agents, engineering responsibility, crypto tooling, and product friction.

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When Execution Gets Cheap, Taste Gets Expensive

A field note from Kerp’s cohort fireside on how cheap prototypes, decks, apps, and workflows move scarce work toward taste, sequencing, judgment, and distribution.

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Proxy Collapse Came For The Reflection Paper

A field note from Kerp’s cohort fireside on how AI weakens reflection papers as a proxy for understanding, and why assessment has to move closer to live explanation.

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Open Source Security After the Bug-Finding Boom

A short fireside-derived opinion piece on why AI-assisted vulnerability discovery may strengthen open source security when paired with shared review, repair, and verification loops.

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Agentic Coding Works Better as a Doer/Reviewer Pipeline

In Spencer Graham's fireside, the practical AI takeaway was not a magic prompt or a single all-purpose coding agent. It was a process: coordinate, plan, review, implement, review again, then run final checks.

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The Atomized Developer

Spencer Graham joined RaidGuild for a fireside on personal CRM systems, agentic coding workflows, and the risk that private agent loops can thin shared context.

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Kicking Off Fireside Chat Month: Field Notes From The Edge

Field Notes From The Edge

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