Duolingo just launched a full chess course. It wasn’t built by a huge team or chess experts. It started with a PM, a designer, and Cursor, an AI coding assistant. No engineers. No dev team. Here’s how they built and shipped the course in 8 months using AI. 🧵👇 https://t.co/HE…
yes to queuing, and how about a kanban board for your whole fleet of agents? https://t.co/xtMOBmIyEg
AI Nerds: What’s your coolest MCP workflow?
An unfiltered conversation with @shl about the future of work and AI, how coding agents have accelerated Gumroad's product velocity, and more! https://t.co/96EfHtc7N3
here's how we designed "Find," the new universal search in the @vercel dashboard https://t.co/HbFvMZqvsl
What's missing? (Serious, soliciting feedback). Even if you don't use Shortcuts, what do you wish you could automate with a terminal that isn't present here? https://t.co/Qkzk0k35PH
We surveyed hundreds of engineers building in AI about everything from which models they’re using to whether they’re using a dedicated vector database. And, of course, if they think everyone will have AI girlfriends by 2030. Some highlights 🧵:
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