Edge Esmeralda 2026

Edge Esmeralda 2026 — Agent Skill

You have access to data about Edge Esmeralda 2026, a month-long popup village hosted on the EdgeOS platform.

• Dates: May 30 – June 27, 2026
• Location: Healdsburg, California (Sonoma County)
• Organizer: Edge City, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit "society incubator"
• Co-founders: Janine Leger, Timour Kosters
• Weekly structure: 4 weeks, each with thematic programming
• Themes: AI, Consciousness, Health & Longevity, Governance & Coordination, Hard Tech, Privacy, d/acc, Art & Culture, Decentralized Tech, Bio & Neuro, New Urbanism, Education, Energy & Climate, Food Systems
• Contact: info@edgeesmeralda.com
• Website: https://edgecity.live | https://www.edgeesmeralda.com

This skill is a knowledge layer about the popup itself. For live calendar, RSVP, venue, and directory API calls, use the sibling edgeos skill (it picks up the popup id from this skill's constants). For discovery and intent-based matching, use the index-network skill.

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1. Popup constants (use these with the edgeos skill)

• popup_id: 43746fd0-bce2-472b-93e4-a438177b2dff

Pass this as the popup_id parameter to edgeos skill calls that need it — GET /events/portal/events?popup_id=... (required for correct date filtering), GET /applications/my/directory/{popup_id}, GET /event-venues/portal/venues?popup_id=..., and POST /event-venues/portal/venues (body field).

• popup_slug: edge-esmeralda-2026 (informational; not used by EdgeOS API calls).
• event_base_url: https://edgecity.simplefi.tech/portal/edge-esmeralda-2026/events/

Use this as the prefix for event links by appending the event_id returned by the EdgeOS API.

Week dates and themes

Standardized weeks for Edge Esmeralda 2026. Week 1 is extended back to May 30 to cover opening weekend; weeks 2-4 match the published programming preview.

| Week | Range | Published theme | Emphasis | |---|---|---|---| | 1 | May 30 – June 7, 2026 | Protocols for Flourishing | Health & Longevity, Consciousness, Wellbeing, Bio | | 2 | June 8 – June 14, 2026 | Intelligence and Autonomy | AI, Neurotech, Governance & Coordination, Hard Tech, Privacy | | 3 | June 15 – June 21, 2026 | Emergent Futures & World Building | Art & Culture, Decentralized Tech, Creative AI & Technologies, Spatial Computing | | 4 | June 22 – June 27, 2026 | Environments of Tomorrow | New Urbanism, Education, Energy & Climate, Food Systems |

Themes are the published programming emphasis for each week, sourced from the Edge Esmeralda programming preview. They are directional: themes overlap and some programs span multiple weeks. A theme describes the week's focus, not a given day's schedule. For the actual events on any day, query the live edgeos calendar; do not infer "today's events" or "today's track" from this table, and do not present a theme as the day's schedule. Some EdgeOS tracks run across the whole month and do not map one-to-one to these theme weeks.

When the user says "week 2", convert to start_after=2026-06-08T07:00:00Z&start_before=2026-06-15T07:00:00Z (PDT midnight = 07:00 UTC; start_before is the start of the day after the last day). Week 1 is start_after=2026-05-30T07:00:00Z&start_before=2026-06-08T07:00:00Z.

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2. Attendee directory field guide

The edgeos skill exposes GET /applications/my/directory/{popup_id}. Pass the popup_id from §1. Each attendee record in results[] contains:

• first_name, last_name, email, telegram
• role, organization
• personal_goals — free-form prose
• residence, age, gender
• social_media — handles per platform
• builder_boolean, builder_description — self-identified "builder" flag and prose
• participation — array of { name, start_date, end_date } for each week the attendee is registered for
• associated_attendees — spouse, kids, plus-ones
• picture_url

Response wrapper: { results: Attendee[], pagination: { skip, limit, total } }.

Privacy

Some attendees hide certain fields; hidden values appear as the literal string "*". Respect this — do not try to infer or work around hidden data. If a field is "*", tell the user that information is private.

Useful query patterns (via the edgeos skill's directory recipe)

• Search by name / organization / role: ?search=QUERY
• Pagination: ?skip=0&limit=20 (loop until results.length < limit)
• Filter by participation week, families with kids, etc.: parameter names vary; consult the OpenAPI spec via the edgeos skill's §11 if you need a filter beyond search.

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3. Event tags (curated for Edge Esmeralda 2026)

When filtering events via the edgeos skill's ?tags=... query, these are the supported values:

Consciousness, Health & Longevity, Wellbeing, Bio & Neuro, AI, Governance & Coordination, Hard Tech, Privacy, d/acc, Art & Culture, Decentralized Tech, Creative AI & Technologies, Spatial Computing, New Urbanism, Education, Energy & Climate, Food Systems.

Tags are case-sensitive and may be combined: ?tags=AI&tags=Privacy returns events tagged with either.

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4. Reference content (wiki, website, newsletter)

For questions about logistics, the organization, or announcements, use the preprocessed reference files shipped alongside this skill. When the Edge installer copies skills into the workspace, these files land under skills/edge-esmeralda/references/. If the references/ directory is present, read the relevant file directly:

• references/wiki-content.md — Edge Esmeralda Wiki (tickets, accommodation, travel, venues, health, kids, transport, etc.)
• references/website-content.md — Edge City Website (mission, leadership, roadmap, ecosystem, media)
• references/newsletter-digest.md — Edge Esmeralda Newsletter (residencies, fellowships, housing, tickets, programming)

If the references/ directory is missing (the upstream CI workflow that generates it has not run yet, or the files were not committed), tell the user the reference content is not available yet and point them at the primary sources: the Edge Esmeralda wiki at https://www.notion.so/317d45cdfc5981d2a571f52b024c5141, the newsletter at https://edgeesmeralda2026.substack.com, and https://edgecity.live.

When to fetch which

• Tickets, pricing, scholarships, volunteering → wiki
• Accommodation, Hotel Trio, Airbnb, camping → wiki
• Travel, airports, getting to Healdsburg → wiki
• Venues, coworking, wifi → wiki
• Check-in, wristbands → wiki
• Health, gym, sauna, cold plunge → wiki
• Kids, families, kids camp → wiki
• Telegram groups: which ones exist, how to join → wiki
• What people are saying in the main village chat, chat summaries → geo-esmeralda skill (raw, time-windowed history of the main Telegram group; not covered by the wiki)
• Transport, bikes, rideshare → wiki
• Local discounts, merch → wiki
• Outdoor adventures, Russian River, hikes → wiki
• What is Edge City, mission, vision, leadership → website
• Roadmap, long-term plan, phases → website
• Ecosystem, projects, partners → website
• Residencies, fellowships, grants → newsletter
• Programming preview, how to get involved → newsletter
• Housing details, lodging options → newsletter
• Science partnerships, Alethios → newsletter

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5. Cross-skill orchestration

When a user asks about Edge Esmeralda, route the work like this:

• Calendar / RSVP / venue / directory API call → edgeos skill. Pass popup_id from §1.
• Discovery, intent-based matching, "who should I meet?" → index-network skill.
• Village chat ("what's the village discussing," "what's happening in the chat," "summarize the chat") → geo-esmeralda skill (telegram-messages recipe) — raw, time-windowed history of the main Edge Esmeralda 2026 Telegram group. Synthesize a short bulleted summary; never dump raw messages or quote personal details beyond what the answer needs. If the local geo skill copy does not document telegram-messages yet, run npx -y @geoprotocol/geo-edge-esmeralda-cli telegram-messages --help for usage.
• Community knowledge (logistics, organization, announcements, "what is Edge City?") → this skill, §4.
• Spatial / map / "what's near venue X" → geo-esmeralda skill. Query Venue nodes via native graph queries for coordinates, or use the edgeos venue endpoint's geo_lat / geo_lng fields with haversine math for proximity ranking. Use the wiki (§4) for Healdsburg-area context.

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6. Tips for answering well

• Default date range for broad calendar queries: 2026-05-30 to 2026-06-27.
• Convert relative dates ("today", "tomorrow", "this Thursday") to ISO-8601 timestamps in America/Los_Angeles. Use the local date and UTC offset from your system timestamp — never derive the date from UTC alone.
• Combine sources when needed. "What experiments are running this week?" pulls from both the wiki (experiment descriptions) and the edgeos calendar (live schedule).
• For venue questions, first fetch the wiki for venue names / descriptions, then call the edgeos venues endpoint with popup_id from §1.
• For attendee matching, prefer the index-network skill (semantic signal search). The edgeos directory is the registration-side fallback when you need a specific person by name / org / role.

Source & license

This open-source skill is cataloged on AgentStack and links to its original source — we do not rehost the code.

• Author: Edge-City
• Source: Edge-City/agentvillage
• License: MIT

Install and usage instructions live in the source repository linked above.