Business integration
We discussed how AI can connect with real operations: websites, customer conversations, menus, events, analytics, staff workflows, and follow-up actions.
Chiang Mai AI Event Recap
This is about building the future.
Thank you for joining us in person and virtually. We apologize for the late follow-up; we have been very busy turning the ideas from the room into working systems.
What we covered.
Personal interaction
The session focused on working hand in hand with AI, not replacing people. A good system should listen, respond, remember context, and help people move faster.
Networking and breakout sessions
People met, shared ideas, asked questions, and explored what they might build next. The strongest part of the evening was the mix of technical demos and new connections.
VS Code and Cursor on the website
We demonstrated the website workspace, including VS Code-style editing and Cursor-style assistance directly around a live business site.
VNC development workspaces
We showed the virtual machine setup with browser VNC access. New app-building workspaces can start with 4 GB of RAM and 80 GB of storage for seven days free.
Riverside launch demo
We walked through Riverside's newly launched website and showed how staff can use the WYSIWYG editor to update website content, menu items, and the live music lineup.
Photos and videos.
The media has been converted for mobile browser playback and smaller downloads.
What happens next.
Anyone who wants to keep going can start a Liminal workspace, bring a business idea or existing website, and use the same system to preview, edit, automate, and build. For app projects, the development workspace can include a browser-accessible VNC environment for early development work.