Episodes featuring Peter Yang
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Peter Yang walks through five practical ways to use Claude Fable 5, a limited-access AI model available only until July 7, for business strategy, bug detection, and code work.
Jess Yan, product lead at Anthropic, talks with Peter Yang about how Claude agents can run complex tasks autonomously overnight and what it takes to build and deploy them in enterprises.
Peter Yang walks through setting up Hermes Agent as a 24/7 AI chief of staff, covering installation, Google Workspace integration, Telegram messaging, and automated daily routines.
Bin Liu and Jake Moran from HeyGen show how to use Hyperframes, a free tool that turns HTML and CSS code into professional launch videos without any video editing skills.
Peter Yang explains how to build a personal AI life coach using simple text files, a system he used to make major decisions like leaving his job.
Matt Van Horn, a non-technical founder, joins Peter Yang to explain how he ships real AI products without writing code using agentic engineering workflows.
Peter Yang, a former seven-figure product leader at Roblox, shares five principles behind his decision to quit and bootstrap his own business.
Ex-Meta engineer Kun Chen joins Peter Yang to explain how he ships 20-40 pull requests a day by using AI agents for coding, planning, and review.
Peter Yang shows how to build production-ready AI skills using Claude, covering five techniques including evals and memory systems that let AI improve without human input.
Solo founder Josh Pigford talks with Peter Yang about how he builds and ships five AI-powered apps at once, using a structured workflow with AI tools to move from idea to launch within 24 hours.
Peter Yang walks through the Claude Code slide skill he uses to turn rough outlines into animated HTML decks in minutes, and explains how to build your own version instead of making slides by hand.
Ryan Carson, a 5x founder, joins Peter Yang to show how he runs a startup alone by using AI agents as automated employees, shipping 10+ pull requests daily without hiring.
Peter Yang gives his honest take on Google's AI strategy after Google I/O, covering where Google leads, where it's falling behind OpenAI and Anthropic, and what needs to change.
Peter Yang joins a16z to discuss how AI coding agents and platforms like OpenClaw are letting tiny teams of 2 to 3 people do what once required 10, and what that means for the future of work.