Community & Discord
Apply to join the community and get access to the Discord — real-time conversations with builders and the Rasa team.
Apply to joinStart building
From licence key to a running agent
Rasa is a commercial platform with a free Developer Edition for individual builders. Request a licence key, install rasa-pro, and scaffold a Maestro agent — skills written as plain-language instructions, with framework-enforced guarantees where a mistake would be expensive.
Prefer zero setup? The hosted playground runs in the browser.
$ uv init my-agent --python 3.13 && cd my-agent$ uv add rasa-pro$ export RASA_LICENSE=<your-developer-edition-key>$ uv run rasa init --engine maestro# scaffolds a Maestro agent — skills, tools, configMeet the community
Learn with builders who ship agents
Engineers, product people, and the Rasa team — exchanging what works in production, not what demos well.
Forum
Long-form questions and answers, searchable back through years of real problems and their fixes.
forum.rasa.comEvents & workshops
Virtual events, workshops, and community calls — announced through the community and the forum.
See what's onStart here
New to Rasa? Four steps
- 01
Request a Developer Edition licence
The free licence key unlocks the full platform for individual builders — request it once and keep it for every project.
Request a key - 02
Follow the quickstart
From an empty directory to an agent you can talk to in your terminal. The quickstart walks through the template project step by step.
Quickstart - 03
Learn the concepts properly
Rasa University has self-paced courses and a developer certification in harness engineering — the fastest route from a demo to something dependable.
Rasa University - 04
Share what you build
Publish your work, show it in the community, and tell the team what the platform made easy and what it made hard.
Rasa Heroes
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Build something real. Tell us what broke.
Rasa Heroes is our programme for practitioners who build in the open — publish a repository, share what worked and what didn't, and put that feedback in front of the people building the platform.