Announcing the Shakespeare Community: Connect and Learn
- Why a Community?
- How to Get Involved
- The #ShakespeareDIY Feed
- Upcoming Events
- The Ambassador Program
- Host local workshops and meetups
- Get exclusive access to new features
- Earn free credits for teaching
- Chat Channels
- Resources and FAQs
- Join the Community Today
- Learn More
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Building websites with AI is better when you’re not doing it alone. Today we’re excited to announce the Shakespeare Community — a place to connect with builders, get help with your projects, and be part of the future of AI-powered web development.
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Why a Community?
Shakespeare has grown rapidly since launch, with countless people building websites through AI-powered conversations. As the community grows, so does the need for a dedicated space to share ideas, get help, and learn from each other.
The Shakespeare Community is built on Nostr, the same decentralized protocol that powers Shakespeare itself. This means your identity, conversations, and connections belong to you — not to a corporation.
How to Get Involved
There are three main ways to participate in the Shakespeare Community, no matter your experience level:
Join Community Online
Chat with other Shakespeare builders, get help with your projects, and share what you’re creating.
Connect IRL
Attend conferences, workshops, and meetups. Learn from experts and network with fellow builders.
Become an Ambassador
Host workshops in your city, teach others to build with Shakespeare, and earn recognition.
The #ShakespeareDIY Feed
The community page features a live feed of posts from Nostr using the #ShakespeareDIY hashtag. Share your projects, ask questions, and see what others are building — all in real-time.
Share Your Creations
Live from Nostr
Post on Nostr with the #ShakespeareDIY hashtag to have your content appear on the community feed. Show off what you’ve built, share tips, or ask for feedback from fellow builders.
Upcoming Events
The Shakespeare Community hosts and participates in events around the world. From online workshops to in-person conferences, there are many ways to connect with other builders.
Events are pulled directly from Nostr calendar events, so they’re always up to date. Whether you’re looking for a local meetup or a major conference, you’ll find it on the community page.
Workshop Example: SatsConf Brazil 2025
Shakespeare workshops bring together builders of all skill levels to learn AI-powered web development hands-on. Participants leave with a working website they built themselves.
The Ambassador Program
Want to help grow the Shakespeare community in your area? The Ambassador Program is for passionate builders who want to teach others and host local events.
Ambassador Benefits
Become a community leader by hosting workshops in your city.
Host local workshops and meetups
Get exclusive access to new features
Earn free credits for teaching
Be recognized in the community
Host a Workshop
Already know Shakespeare well? Host a workshop in your area and teach others how to build amazing websites with AI.
Chat Channels
Shakespeare Chat is organized into channels to help you find the right conversations. Here’s what you’ll find:
#announcements
Official updates about Shakespeare features, releases, and important news from the team.
#feedback
Share your ideas, suggestions, and feedback to help improve Shakespeare.
#git
Follow along with the latest commits and development activity on Shakespeare.
#prompts
Share and discover effective prompts for building better projects with AI.
#showcase
Show off your Shakespeare creations and get inspired by what others have built.
#support
Get help from the community when you’re stuck or have questions about using Shakespeare.
Resources and FAQs
The community page also includes a collection of helpful resources and frequently asked questions to help you get the most out of Shakespeare.
Featured Guides
Learn tips and tricks from the community
[
How to Prompt Better Projects
by Derek Ross
](/blog/how-to-prompt-better-projects)[
Deploying your Shakespeare project
by M.K. Fain
](/blog/shakespeare-deploying-sharing-projects)[
Debugging in Shakespeare
by Derek Ross
](/blog/debugging-in-shakespeare)View All Resources
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Shakespeare and how does it work?
Shakespeare is an AI-powered website builder that lets you create custom websites by chatting with AI. Simply describe what you want to build, and AI will code, design, and deploy your site for you.
Do I need coding experience?
No coding experience required! Shakespeare is designed for everyone. Just describe your ideas in plain language and let the AI handle the technical details.
Where can I get help if I’m stuck?
Join Shakespeare Chat at chat.shakespeare.diy to connect with other builders, get help from the community, and share what you’re building!
Join the Community Today
The Shakespeare Community is just getting started, and we’d love to have you be a part of it. Whether you’re a seasoned developer or just getting started with AI-powered web development, there’s a place for you here.
Ready to Join?
Join Shakespeare Chat to connect with the community, get help with your projects, and be part of the conversation.
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Learn More
- Announcing Shakespeare — The original announcement of Shakespeare
- How to Host a Shakespeare Workshop — Complete guide to hosting your own workshop
- Shakespeare Resources — Tutorials, guides, and FAQs
- shakespeare.diy — Start building with Shakespeare
See you in the community!
This article was originally published on soapbox.pub.