Claude Code Society, home
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A student organization applying for registration at Florida State University

Take an idea all the way to a finished app.

Claude Code Society teaches FSU students to build real software with Claude Code, Anthropic's AI coding tool. We learn by building, and you don't need to have written code before.

How to join See what we do

Weekly meetings in the fall and spring. Meeting times are posted once the semester schedule is set.

PromptExample

Build a site that shows which study rooms are free near my next class.

  1. Plan
  2. Build
  3. Ship
Examples of what a member might ask for. None of them is a member project.

How a year in the Society will go

Learn the tool, build something of your own, show it, and if it's ready, get help putting it in front of people.

  1. Step 1

    Learn

    Eight build sessions each semester take you from setup and first prompts to running several AI agents on one project.

  2. Step 2

    Build

    Pick one idea and build it with Claude Code, week by week, until it's live and you can walk someone through how it works.

  3. Step 3

    Show

    Demo it at meetings, enter a judged competition, and present it at Demo Day in the spring.

  4. Step 4

    Launch

    If your app is ready, we'll introduce you to student organizations that can help you launch and grow it.

What we're planning

Everything we do
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Build meetings

The eight-session starter track every semester, plus time to work on your own project.
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Anthropic Academy, together

We plan to work through Anthropic Academy's free online courses as a group. The Academy gives completion certificates.
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Competitions and hackathons

A judged project competition each semester and a hackathon in the spring. Entry will be free.
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Guest speakers

We're aiming for at least two talks a year, one of them co-hosted with another student organization.
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Demos and Demo Day

Show what you built. Other members try it as users and tell you what they found.
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Launch help

When an app is ready, an introduction to student organizations that help people launch things.

Where things stand

The Society is new. Here's what happens, in order.

Now

Applying for registration

We're applying to register Claude Code Society with FSU's Office of Student Organizations & Involvement.

In progress
Next

Sign-up opens

Once registration is approved, students join through the Society's page on FSU HQ.

How to join
Then

First meetings and events

Meeting times and the first events go up on the Events page once the semester schedule is set.

Events
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Join the Society

Any currently enrolled FSU student can join, and it's free. Sign-up opens on FSU HQ once our registration is approved. There's no pledge, no initiation and no new member period.

Go to the join page

An independent student organization

An independent student organization. Not affiliated with, sponsored or endorsed by Anthropic.

Although this organization has members who are Florida State University students and may have University employees associated or engaged in its activities and affairs, the organization is not a part of or an agency of the University. It is a separate and independent organization which is responsible for and manages its own activities and affairs. The University does not direct, supervise, or control the organization and is not responsible for the organization's contracts, acts, or omissions.