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That's a wrap on our second AI Salon x @dev_korea 🤖💻 Yesterday, we brought developers, founders, and fellow builders together at SVC Seoul for an evening of practical AI workflows and conversations. @ohgosu walked us through how he uses AI for creative research and production, connecting audience research with the screenshots, ads, content, and onboarding experiences people actually see. @chrisdeweese_ shared how he orchestrates AI agents to build apps and handle tasks across coding, operations, and computer use, including where these workflows can go wrong. What I really like about evenings like this is getting to hear how people use these tools in their day-to-day work. The workflows. The decisions. The things they've figured out along the way. And then having the chance to ask questions and exchange ideas in the same room. Thank you to SVC Seoul for hosting us, our speakers for sharing their work, everyone for helping make this event happen. ❤️ Looking forward to more evenings like this. Aftermovie by Oscar 🎥 Press play 👇

How do you get AI agents to take a task from start to finish? Today at AI SALON x @dev_korea #2, our second speaker, @chrisdeweese_, will share his approach in “Orchestrating AI Agent Workflows to Build Your Apps.” Chris is an engineer and founder based in Seoul with over 10 years of experience. He has shipped 200+ mobile apps with 150M+ cumulative downloads. He’s now building Pilot Computer, an aviation software product, and runs a personal agent stack across Grok Bot, Cursor, and a headless Mac. He’ll break down his exact agent workflows, covering: - Task intake through end-to-end execution - Coding and operations - Computer use on a Mac - Common failure modes and where things go wrong 📅 Today, Tuesday, October 13 📍 SVC Seoul 🎟️ Only 5 spots left! Join us 👇 dev-korea.com/events/ai-salo…

How do you go from audience research to creative assets with AI? Tomorrow at AI Salon Seoul x @dev_korea #2, our first speaker, @ohgosu, will share his approach in “Building an AI-Assisted Creative Research and Production System.” Jerome is a growth marketer and entrepreneur who has helped scale revenue from $0 to $100M/year and generated over 200 million app installs across past projects. He currently builds Kioki, a language-learning app, and runs KGP, a growth studio. He’ll break down his AI-assisted workflows, from audience persona research to producing: - App Store screenshots - Paid ads and organic content - Onboarding flows and paywalls 📅 Tomorrow, Tuesday, October 13 📍 SVC Seoul 🎟️ Only 10 spots left! Join us: luma.com/AI-Salon-October-Se…

That's a wrap on the OpenSource AI Mixer with @dev_korea 🇰🇷🇨🇳💻 An evening bringing developers and AI builders together in Seoul to exchange ideas and connect across communities. Ming AI, joined by @_KleinHe_, @Lawted2, and An Lu, introduced @TheArchGlobal and shared a closer look at China's tech ecosystem. @ceciliaz030, founder of @aomi_labs, took us into agentic finance, exploring how AI agents can move from a user's intent to executing onchain transactions. What I really like about events like this is the chance to meet the people behind what we're reading about online. To hear what they're building, ask questions, and exchange perspectives in the same room. That’s a big part of why we keep bringing people together through Dev Korea. ❤️ Thank you to dcamp for hosting us, to our speakers for sharing their work, and everyone who helped make this event happen. Aftermovie by Oscar 🎥 Press play 👇

We don't talk enough of the dangers of remote work in Korea so here is one 🇰🇷😩

Just received some cool new gear to help improve the quality and process of recording @dev_korea events. Might also try to record new things soon. Looking forward to trying it out at next week's event! 😎