Design physical products with AI. Free, open-source CAD for AI agents like Codex and Claude Code.

Redefining Copilot via dynamic motion geometry, translating software logic into enterprise productivity.

Designing AI edits people can inspect, accept and recover from without losing the work they wanted to keep.

Products ship with the same AI panel; people hunt for the off switch, and spend has outrun returns. Build features with AI, not AI features.

What RL environments need to supply: organizational context, domain rules and connected information.

Code review was always meant as a verification step: does the code produce the outcome we want?

Decoy Font combines every letter with a decoy, making it harder for AI to read what you type.

A curated collection of early computer software claiming some aspect of artificial intelligence as a primary feature.

Slack for discussion, meetings to resolve, notes for thinking, and a dated decisions log for where things landed.

Anthropic could be a leading indicator of how AI will shift work organization, hiring, and labor demand across the economy.

If AI is so great, why aren’t we seeing an explosion of new, amazing software products?

Point at your UI. Tell your coding agent what to change.

If you haven’t accepted that these things are smarter than you, even in your own domain of expertise, I’m sorry.

Connect Claude, Cursor, VS Code, Codex, or any MCP client to Logo.dev, and let your agent look up brands, logos, and brandmarks.

Lessons from four years of building AI products at PostHog.

A bidirectional English and Claudish translator powered by compiled 0.6B neural programs.

The question is no longer whether an agent can answer my questions. It’s whether I’m willing to let it act on my behalf.

I stopped thinking of UI as event handlers that change the DOM and started thinking of it as a snapshot of data at a point in time.

A collection of motion videos made with Claude Opus 5.5, with the prompts and skills behind them.

No one is going to save your career from AI.