Claude Code Anonymous Brighton
The practice of building software changed in 2026, and there's no map or manual for what goes next.
"Without doubt, my favourite tech meet-up of the month" — Anon.
"I wish I'd taken more notes! Great stuff as usual" — Anon.
Claude Code Anonymous is a new meetup format started in London by Peter Steinberger. He puts it like this:
"Over the last few months I noticed that not everyone gets hooked the same way with this new way of building software. There's a certain category of people, full-breadth developers, folks with both technical and product capabilities, that seem to adopt this the fastest, and I'm jokingly calling them the black eye club, since these people usually have trouble sleeping.
"Claude Code Anonymous is the wordplay on this phenomenon. We wanted to create a space for people to be able to talk through their experiences, and understand that for some it's hard to speak publicly about using AI / LLM tooling. Talks are not recorded, nor is there a live-stream."
The format is kept deliberately lightweight. We kick off with a round of lightning talks (five minutes each) and then spend the rest of the evening talking, swapping stories, and meeting people who get it.
Despite the name, this isn't limited to Claude Code. If you're building with Codex, pi.dev, OpenCode, or anything else in the agentic space, let's get together and share what we're learning.
We're creating an inclusive, friendly space. For our Code of Conduct, as per the wider Claude Code Anonymous community, we borrow from CocoaPods.
Capacity is limited, so please fill in the form to request a place and we'll be in touch with details.