Episodes featuring How I AI
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How I AI explores Codex's /goal feature, which lets AI work autonomously for hours on complex tasks instead of requiring step-by-step human direction.
Felix Rieseberg, engineering lead for Claude at Anthropic, shares how he builds custom tools and dashboards with Claude to automate tedious personal and professional tasks.
Claravelle reviews Google I/O 2026's AI announcements, testing whether new tools like Gemini 3.5 Flash, Omni, and Stitch actually work as advertised.
Thariq Shihipar from Anthropic explains why he writes AI specs as HTML files instead of markdown, and how that changes the way he plans and builds with Claude Code.
Ryan Nystrom from Notion shows how engineering teams can use AI agents to cut meeting prep, automate code generation, and shift focus to system design.
Claire Vo from How I AI covers five new features from Anthropic's developer event that make Claude Code more useful for automating workflows and building multi-agent systems.
John Kim, CEO of Sunbird, joins How I AI to share how he turned company-wide AI adoption into a self-sustaining internal platform without top-down pressure.
Owen Williams, a design manager at Stripe, explains how he built ProtoDash, an internal AI tool that lets designers and PMs create high-fidelity dashboard prototypes in minutes.
How I AI tests GPT-5.5 Pro on real development problems and explains when its premium cost is actually worth it for engineers.
Claire Vo of How I AI tests Anthropic's new Claude Design and OpenAI's ChatGPT Images 2.0, arguing Claude Design is slow and credit-hungry but great for branded pages and slides, while Images 2.0 nails text and layout.
Brian Scanlan from Intercom explains how the company doubled engineering output in nine months by rolling out Claude Code across its entire R&D team as a managed internal platform.
JJ Englert from Tenex walks through how non-technical people can use Claude Cowork to automate daily workflows like email drafting, meeting prep, and morning briefings without any coding.
Yash Tekriwal from Clay shows how he built a custom Slack inbox system that cuts 100–150 daily notifications down to 30–40 that actually need attention.
Al Chen, a non-engineer at Galileo, shows how to query 15 code repositories with Claude Code to answer complex customer questions without waiting on engineering teams.
Hilary Gridley shows how to use Claude Code to automate life admin and scheduling without complex setup, built for busy founders and parents.
Stripe engineer Steve Kaliski explains how Stripe ships 1,300 AI-written pull requests per week using internal agents called minions and machine-to-machine payments.
Microsoft AI VP Marco Casalaina shows how to build small AI agents that automate repetitive tasks using command-line tools, with Warp as his main example.
Daniel Roth, LinkedIn editor and non-technical founder, explains how he builds and ships iOS apps to the App Store using Claude Code, including a dual-agent system with distinct personas.
Figma engineers Gui Seiz and Alex Kern show how Figma MCP lets design and code stay in sync, replacing the old linear handoff workflow with a back-and-forth loop.
AI creative director Jamey Gannon shares a five-step workflow for building consistent, on-brand image systems using Midjourney and a handful of supporting tools.