Community

Seven of us gathered for a demo-driven evening: Home Assistant tricks, a new bookkeeping process, and a new working group to reach out to potential node hosts.

September’s Community Assembly is Systems Thinking for AI Success, a talk from Sam on applying systems theory to working with LLMs and agents.

July is a hands-on node building party: construct Rattlesnake nodes alongside your fellow mesh enthusiasts, show off your own hardware designs, and help build out CRM’s regional infrastructure.

A focused evening with a lot to show for it: CRM adopted its founding charter by unanimous consent, dove deep into Reticulum, and launched a new working group.

We’re back in the Kent/Thomas Room for June — with a deep dive into Reticulum, our first Members’ Council meeting, and space to form the working groups that will drive CRM forward.

Fifteen people packed The Parlor for an evening of maps, mutual aid theory, and a spirited first pass at CRM’s draft charter.

This month we explore how CRM organizes, decides, and builds together — with updates from the LoRa Working Group and a hands‑on consensus process for adopting a draft organizational charter.

Highlights from our April session, including record attendance, hands‑on onboarding, device testing, and a live demo of experimental 2.4 GHz LoRa voice capabilities.

Get new users up and running with Meshtastic and MeshCore, then explore the cutting edge of digital voice over LoRa 2.4 GHz within the Meshtastic ecosystem.

Highlights from our March session, including a grounding discussion on mutual aid principles and the unveiling of the LoRa working group’s initial deployment strategy.