Discord helps us keep the workshop organized and connected. You’ll find materials, links, and instructions there — structured into channels that follow the flow of the session. It also creates space for questions, sharing, and informal exchange during the process. The channel will remain open after the workshop if you wish to revisit resources or continue the conversation.

ChatGPT will accompany us as we write and reflect on curatorial prompts. It helps us shape language, shift tone, and test how our ideas resonate. Whether we’re drafting from scratch or revising details, it offers a responsive space to think through words.

GitHub helps us store and organize the files for our curator prototypes. It allows us to prepare our work for publishing, keep track of updates, and connect with other tools like Netlify. We won’t be writing code — just using GitHub as a simple and reliable way to structure what we’re building.

Netlify enables us to publish our prototypes and make them accessible on the web. By connecting it to our GitHub repositories, we can deploy live versions of our curator tools with just a few clicks. This lets us test, share, and present our work in a real-world context — no technical setup needed.