Agents should feel like colleagues
Grok lets you name an agent and give it a face. That’s a small surface with a big human truth: we don’t want to talk to bots. We need to feel them as colleagues.
Read post →Notes on design, building products, and what happens when the same hands that draw the screen also ship it.
Grok lets you name an agent and give it a face. That’s a small surface with a big human truth: we don’t want to talk to bots. We need to feel them as colleagues.
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Read post →My girlfriend's osteopathy studio was stuck with a terrible booking manager, so I built them a better one — start to finish, on my own. Here's what that says about where design is headed.
Read post →I used to spend hours in Figma building a pristine design system — every component organized, polished, meticulously maintained. Now the design system is a .md file. The visual language quietly became a written one.
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