Start with something you’d love to create
Follow a spark of curiosity and explore what you and your AI agent could bring to life.
Education
A place to explore
and create.
There is joy in making something and sharing it with others. Our learning resources invite you to follow your curiosity, experiment with AI, and discover what you can bring to life.
Explore the guides
An invitation to begin.
Read the guide →
Create with your AI agent
Explore possibilities, try a first version, and shape it into something you’re excited to share.
Share something people can use
Invite people to explore your creation and discover where their ideas could take it next.
Stay in control of what you create
Understand what your agent made, claim your project, and keep the ability to change or move it.
Ideas worth trying
Start close to home.
Your interests are a good place to begin. Think about what you love exploring, what you enjoy sharing, or something you have always wanted to make.
- A resource finder: help neighbours discover repair groups, community gardens, or other local services.
- An interactive discovery: invite people to explore the night sky, local wildlife, or a favourite subject.
- A shared calculator: help a club estimate materials or supplies for an activity.
- A story or a game: create a world for others to step into and explore.
Use these ideas as inspiration for your own creation. Pick a part you are excited to try, then ask your agent to help you make a first version.
Turn your idea into a clear brief →Create together
An activity for a group,
a class, or a community.
Invite everyone to bring an idea, a favourite subject, or something they would love to make. In pairs, imagine what it could become. Explore a few possibilities with an AI agent, choose one to try, then swap creations and discover what others have made.
Finish with a little show-and-tell: what inspired you, what surprised you, and what you would love to try next. One person’s experiment might become the starting point for someone else’s idea.
Use the guide to working with an agent →Common questions
A place to begin,
whatever your experience.
Do I need to know how to code?
You can start by describing an idea and working with an agent to make a first version. You still need to review the result, ask questions, and test whether it does what you intended. Some projects need specialist help before they are suitable for public use.
How do people and agents create together?
A person brings an idea, context, and a sense of what matters. An agent brings suggestions, technical knowledge, and the ability to make and revise things. The conversation shapes the creation: both contribute, try possibilities, and respond to what emerges. The person retains ownership and decides what to share.
Will publishing through DCP be free?
That is our launch goal: free public hosting within fair use limits, with no paid plans at launch. Your chosen AI tool may have its own charges.