Nairobi | Claude Conversation: Touch Grass at Karura Forest

​We're taking the Claude Conversation outside. On Sunday 15 November, 10 AM to 1 PM, we meet at Karura Forest, Nairobi, for one hard question: how should a Claude-built tool help one Nairobi household this month? The pressures: SHA and eTIMS on one side, school fees and food prices on the other.

​This is for anyone who feels those costs or builds for people who do. You don't need to code.

​We meet at Gate A on Limuru Road, opposite the Belgian Embassy. In mixed tables of about five, you talk through what the question means in Nairobi, then what could be done about it. After a break, each table reads its answer aloud in one sentence.

​You leave with your table's answer. Next is the Nairobi Impact Lab on Saturday 21 November, where teams build working tools for the problems picked here.

​Our event is free. Karura charges its own park entry fee, paid by M-Pesa through eCitizen: KES 116 for a Kenyan adult, plus the eCitizen charge, on its current fee notice. Wear shoes for a forest path and bring water and a rain jacket. Registration needs approval.