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Dan Shipper and Brandon Gell discuss why Every tripled its headcount despite heavy AI adoption, and why AI creates more human work rather than eliminating it.
The host of Every argues that AI increases demand for skilled experts rather than replacing them, as cheap generic output still needs human refinement to become useful.
Alex Rattray, founder of Stainless, explains why most MCP implementations break at scale and argues that giving AI models code execution sandboxes is a better path than pre-built tools.
Noah Brier joins Every to show how he uses Claude Code with Obsidian notes and a home server to build a personal knowledge system accessible from his phone.
Angela Jiang and Katelyn Lesse, who lead product and engineering for Claude's platform, explain how AI agent infrastructure is changing and what builders should know.
Every and Kieran Klaassen break down Anthropic's developer conference announcements and what they mean for the ongoing competition with OpenAI in AI tooling and agent infrastructure.
Every's head of growth Austin explains why the team switched from Claude Code to Codex and walks through real workflows for delegating email, recruiting, and planning to AI agents.
Every creative director Lucas Crespon and designer Daniel walk through how they built the Framer landing page for Monologue, Every's AI dictation app, using a loud, textured, dark design to stand apart from minimalist...
Every's team live-tests GPT-5.5 against Opus 4.7, covering where each model wins on speed, execution, planning, and design for builders and knowledge workers.
Every's team shares three weeks of hands-on testing with GPT-5.5, covering coding performance, business writing, and how to get the most out of it.
Kieran Klaassen and Trevin Chow present the AI Sandwich, a framework where humans lead ideation and final polish while AI handles execution in the middle.
Eve Bodnia, CEO of Logical Intelligence, talks with Every about how energy-based models work and why they may outperform LLMs for high-stakes tasks like code generation and chip design.
The CEO of Every talks about building an AI-native document editor in 10 days and what teams need to make AI coding work beyond the prototype stage.
Dan Shipper talks with Every's COO Brandon Gell and head of platform Willie Williams about giving every employee an OpenClaw agent, what worked, what broke, and why they built Plus One, a hosted version.
Karri Saarinen, CEO of Linear, talks with Every about why Linear held off on AI features for years and how it built AI into its workflow in a way most SaaS companies missed.
Mike Krieger, Instagram co-founder and Anthropic Labs head, talks with Every about how AI has made building software faster while making product strategy and focus harder than ever.
Mike Taylor and Kate Lee discuss what happens when non-technical beginners try to build with Claude Code, covering the main barriers, mindset shifts, and how people learn best.
Marques Brownlee rates every item on his studio desk, gear he has used for years, from the desk and chair to displays, speakers, keyboard and mouse pad, explaining what works and what will be replaced.
Every's Dan Shipper, Brandon Gell, Kieran and Austin launch Proof, a free, open-source web editor where humans and AI agents write, comment and edit together, and explain how it changed their daily work.
Every hosts a live test of GPT-5.4 with builders of production AI tools, covering coding, design, planning, and agent workflows.