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"I've been building that up where if I'm working with this and something goes wrong, I would essentially hop into the place where I have these skills and say, 'Here's what happened. Give me a suggestion on how to improve this skill so this doesn't happen again.'"
"The process itself of building this was very much prompt driven, I'll say, chatting in Slack and saying, hey, wouldn't it be nice if we had a hub for this"
"OpenClaw finally allows me to get to because it's actually doing the heavy lifting... I want to be able to take photos of a lesson that I do and then just upload them and have the actual OpenClaw log the full lesson contents."
"So what I can do is say send all five states signup flow to Figma. Now the agent's going to do is read my codebase, understand what I'm referring to when I say those five states, and for each one of those, it's going to individually import that one by one into Figma"
"I thought it might be fun to have a deer in a New York City apartment. I got these images. They're definitely on par in terms of general style."
"I have to give kudos to Cursor. I'm still a Cursor girl. I think Cursor does a good job of building harnesses for all of these models."
"When you see this URL ending on vercel.sh, this is basically running on the production grade CDN on the production grade rendering infrastructure, hosting infrastructure."
"I get the latest code across all these directories on the left-hand side of my VS Code"
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Clear filters"I love Remotion, too. Again, uh programmatic video generation. Super super cool."
"We switched to Linear last year"
"So now from our chat, you can look at what's happening in GitHub, you can look at what's happening in Linear, you can look at what's happening in Granola."
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"Think of it like Stripe for enterprise features."
"Hillary has shown us she uses Obsidian hooked up to her claude code hooked up to her calendar"
"In VS Code in cursor and whatever your IDE is, loading a project at the multi-repo level is really important."
"Multi-person collaboration, multi-player collaboration in a way that prompting code in something like a Codex or a Cursor or Claude Code really isn't built for."
"what percentage of our engineers are using Cursor? Do we have power users?"
"OpenAI, Perplexity, and Cursor are already using WorkOS to move faster and meet enterprise demands."
"AI innovators like Langchain, Writer, and Cursor scaled faster and closed bigger deals by getting security right early with Vanta."
"Some of us are like notion boys where we want like tables and pages and linked assets and combon boards and all this stuff."
"it's going to then use the Figma MCP server in a different way. This one allows it to take stuff that's currently within the Figma document and automatically transform that into code"
"Let's say I want to implement this particular variant. What I can do is I can copy the URL of that and go right back into my cloud code session"
"And then you can be designing in here almost like you're in Figma or Excalidraw or something."
"Nano banana literally is just Photoshop. That's exactly how you should think of it."
"I was making Photoshop PSDs for the real olds out there."
"I just said replace the computer she's typing on on a 2026 Midnight Black MacBook Pro."
"Even I do this at ChatGPT, we've created like a Figma page with a bunch of screenshots and they always go out of date."
"Open Claw now named OpenClaw came out and everybody's like so mystified. They're like it's working overnight and it's doing all this stuff for me."
"You don't know what like Balsamiq is or like those old mockups used to be like you don't know what we used to have to do with wireframes."
"you could actually upload this to like a chat or Claude and you could say explain to me why the photos don't match the mood board"
"I like a more content dense site like Hex. Hex, you have a lovely site. I think you did a really nice job."
"you can look at what's happening in GitHub, you can look at what's happening in Linear, you can look at what's happening in Granola."
"And then you can be designing in here almost like you're in Figma or Excalidraw or something."
"Back in the olden days, you sort of had like your choice of like what's going to be my IDE and am I going to use Vim."
"I spent this morning with my designer installing homebrew like like it just wasn't on her laptop."
"And in case you missed it this week, it is Claudebot, recently renamed Moltbot, the Cristian that people are yoloing root access to."