共学内容 / 课程信息
The first cohort will follow a structure of Bootcamp + Hackathon + Handbook + Showcase / Opportunity:
- Bootcamp:
Build the shared foundations of AI and Web3, and understand how agents, workflows, tool use, wallets, smart contracts, permissions, and on-chain verification relate to one another.
- Hackathon:
Around directions such as Agentic Commerce / Payment, Dev Tooling, AI Security / Privacy, and AI × Governance / Coordination, move from problem definition toward demos, code repositories, and design documents.
- Handbook:
Turn course content, problem maps, case breakdowns, and outstanding projects into a long-term accessible bilingual asset.
- Showcase / Opportunity:
Through WCB’s project showcase and opportunity-matching mechanisms, help strong builders, projects, mentors, ecosystem partners, and potential opportunities continue connecting after the program ends.
The full path is:
problem definition → co-learning training → hands-on practice → project development → public showcase → builder and opportunity accumulation.
Official links:
Website · X / Twitter · Telegram Community
Week 1: Build a shared language for AI and Web3
- Understand AI-side fundamentals such as LLMs, prompts, workflows, agents, tool use, and AI coding.
- Understand Web3 fundamentals such as accounts, wallets, addresses, signatures, transactions, gas, smart contracts, testnets, and block explorers.
- Complete at least one AI tool practice task and one Web3 testnet or smart contract interaction task.
- Connect the full minimal task chain: user intent, AI planning, human review, wallet authorization, on-chain execution, and verifiable records.
Week 2: Explore AI × Web3 intersection areas
- Break down directions such as Agentic Commerce / Payment, Dev Tooling, AI Security / Privacy, AI × Governance / Coordination, and Open Track ideas.
- Learn how to judge whether a direction truly needs both AI and Web3, rather than merely combining two buzzwords.
- Choose one concrete direction and explain: who initiates the task, who executes it, who pays, who verifies the result, and who takes the risk.
- Form an initial project direction, problem map, risk breakdown, and possible Demo path.
Week 3: Deepen practice and prepare for Hackathon
- Continue strengthening the AI / Web3 skills needed for your direction and turn your Week 2 idea into a more concrete project.
- Kick off Hackathon tracks, challenges, team formation, and project direction selection.
- Clarify which actions can be automated, which must require human confirmation, and which results need on-chain records, logs, or other forms of proof.
- Prepare your project proposal, team roles, technical path, validation method, and Hackathon checklist.
Week 4: Build, submit, and demo
- Enter the focused Hackathon build phase and turn your proposal into something demonstrable, runnable, or verifiable.
- Prepare a repo, README, demo link, video, testnet address, transaction hash, or other verification materials.
- Join project demos, receive review feedback, and share your work with the community so the project has a chance to continue beyond the program.
If some of these technical terms still feel unfamiliar, that is completely fine. At the beginning, we will help you set up your own Hermes / OpenClaw AI learning assistant, which you can use to create a learning plan, break down concepts, complete tasks, and gradually catch up with the program.
Registration and Check-In Rules
- Registration Guide: https://www.notion.so/lxdao/Registration-Guide-283dceffe40b80e883fddfa045afef5e
Study Rewards
What you will get
By completing the program, you will leave with three concrete things:
- A real entry point into the AI × Web3 intersection — not just “I have heard of this concept,” but a complete path through foundations, direction selection, hands-on tasks, and Hackathon submission. You will learn to distinguish shallow concept mixing from directions where AI and Web3 truly need each other.
- A project starting point that can keep moving: a proposal, demo, repo, README, video, testnet record, or other verifiable material. We care not only about ideas, but whether you can push a problem forward.
- A learning and contribution record that is easier for others to see. Your task records, credits, skill tags, project proposal, Demo / MVP, and repo can gradually be reflected in your Web3 Career Build (WCB) profile. Web3 Career Build (WCB) is a builder profile platform where your learning records, skills, and project outputs are visible to ecosystems, projects, and hiring teams. https://web3career.build/en
It is not just application information — it can become a builder profile that ecosystems, projects, and hiring teams can actually review. After the program, we will pay particular attention to participants who consistently check in, maintain clear skill records, and produce projects, and when appropriate, help connect them to ecosystem opportunities, internships, jobs, or project follow-up where appropriate.
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