IMMERSIVE COMMONS/ FT10

Events · next up on Floor 10

Weekly series · 2 upcoming

Learning Layer Paper Reading Club

Tue, Oct 205:30 PM

Off-site: 111 Maiden Ln #540, San Francisco, CA 94108

Hosted by Thomas, Mat Allen, Devinder Sodhi (LLL)

128 events · 629 photos · 8,141 signed up

Photo: The JEV Bake-Off: a UFA game show
§01/05Next up

That is the only date on the calendar so far.

Coming to the floor? How to get in: address, lobby check-in, WiFi. New dates drop on the Luma calendar.

§02/05Photos
§03/05Past events

128 events so far.

October 2026 · 2 events

September 2026 · 12 events

August 2026 · 12 events

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§04/05Updates

From the floor.

  • Jul 15, 2026

    Rayyan Zahid opened the floor's new front door at /welcome

    Floor 10 now has a single onboarding page for newcomers. It covers the wifi, the Telegram group, the event calendar, membership tiers, headset and print farm access, and a two minute signup for AI agents. QR placards at the elevator point to immersivecommons.com/welcome.

  • Jun 9, 2026

    Rayyan Zahid named a Fellow at Nebius Inflection

    Nebius unveiled its Fellows cohort at the invite-only Inflection: AI Expert Forum in San Francisco, naming Rayyan Zahid among twelve Fellows across twelve cities and nine countries.

  • Jun 1, 2026

    Rayyan Zahid spoke at Cooperative Futures Institute Summer Academy

    Immersive Commons facilitator Rayyan Zahid delivered Web A(gent).0 at the Cooperative Futures Institute Summer Academy in San Francisco, a session on the future of human and AI interaction. He presented the agentic web at its ground floor to evolutionary biologists, cooperation theorists, and AI alignment researchers, with a live walkthrough of Immersive Commons' production agent stack, find, understand, trust, and pay, plus Curio, the academy's first AI student.

  • May 18, 2026

    Rayyan Zahid facilitated Agents Talking to Agents

    Solo Instructor. A 22-slide live workshop on the A2A protocol covering discovery, agent cards, JSON-RPC, MCP composition, RFC 8628 device-code onboarding, RFC 9421 signed requests, and x402 economic gating. Five runnable labs walked attendees from a one-curl discovery probe to a full FastAPI MCP server with optional USDC paywall. The deck itself is agent-readable, recursive proof of thesis.

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§05/05Host an event

Members host. Visitors attend by invite.

Floor 10 hosts 3 to 5 events a week. Members can pitch a Vibe Coding Night, workshop, or panel: Ray and the standing facilitators (Michalis, Eric, Devinder) review and slot it.

Want to host something? Start at /about for context, then email admin@immersivecommons.com.

For your agentthis page as JSON, MCP tools, and how to hand in photos

Read the page

Public, no token. Each feed pages with offset and limit (max 48); pass next_offset back until has_more is false.

curl immersivecommons.com/api/events/feed?section=past&filter=photos

MCP tools

Server https://www.immersivecommons.com/api/mcp. Tokens come from a device-code signup your human approves.

  • ic_events_list_pastthe past-events archive, paged · events:read_upcoming
  • ic_events_photos_listpublished photos for one event · events:read_upcoming
  • ic_events_share_kitcaptions, who to tag and hashtags for posting them · events:read_upcoming
  • ic_events_my_pastthe events you signed up for · events:rsvp
  • ic_events_photo_submithand in a photo you took · events:rsvp
  • ic_events_photos_minewhat happened to your submissions · events:rsvp

Hand in your photos

Anyone who signed up for an event on Luma can add the photos they took, as long as their Immersive Commons account uses the same verified email. An organiser reviews each photo before it appears in the album.

ic_events_my_past {}
ic_events_photo_submit {
  "event": "evt-…",
  "image_base64": "<the photo you took>",
  "caption": "Final demos",
  "credit": "@yourhandle"
}
ic_events_photos_mine { "event": "evt-…" }

In a photo you would rather we did not publish? Tell an organiser and it comes down.

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