Prompting isn’t an AI skill. It’s a communication skill. Think about it the same way you would brief a human assistant. 1️⃣ Give Context What’s the goal? Who’s it for? Why does it matter? 2️⃣ Set Clear Expectations Tone, format, deadline, deliverables. Don’t be vague. 3️⃣ Provide

My biggest takeaways from Dhanji Prasanna, CTO of @Blocks: 1. Block’s internal AI agent "Goose" is saving employees on average 8 to 10 hours per week. The company built an open-source tool called Goose that handles tasks from organizing files to writing code. Across the entire

Sometimes it's just the little things that get me psyched in my Tana workspace. Like this little Year Progress field that automatically calculates how much of the year has passed and how many days to go.

We just raised $60 million for Blueprint. To bring my longevity protocol to you. Our society has made us unwell…metabolically, mentally, spiritually. We’re addicted. Social media, porn, nicotine, junk food, fast food, smartphones, streaming, energy drinks, and gambling. Each

🚨 NEW LABS EXPERIMENT 🚨 Introducing Pomelli, an experimental AI marketing tool designed to help you easily generate scalable, on-brand content to connect with your audience, faster. Just enter your website, and Pomelli will understand your unique business identity to build

The battle of the browsers begins (*began 7 days ago) I ran a prompt comparing atlas & comet browsers Goal was the same for both: - pull the best Meta + TikTok ads from the last 60 days in the US - score what’s working using only public data - turn that into ready-to-run ad

imagine if you could manage your email, entirely in slack well now you can

In July, we announced that Superhuman is being acquired by Grammarly. We are thrilled to announce that our parent company — formerly known as Grammarly — will now be known as Superhuman! 👌 The email app that we all know and love will now be known as Superhuman Mail 💌

Cursor 2.0 update and their new agentic model "composer-1-alpha" I've been testing it for a few days and have put together a full summary in the thread below. Click to see whats new 🧵

sorry to digress but this made me remember something. I applied to Sequoia Arc and had the opportunity to interview with them some time back. The conversation was unlike any other VC I've spoken to (and I daresay I have spoken to a few good ones, even if only informally) and made

I don't invest in private companies very often, but I do like to support friends doing very interesting things. Bryan Johnson is one of those friends. What impresses me most about Bryan is how open he is, how transparent he's been, and how he meets every challenge — and hater

If you see a tech company rebrand these days there is a good chance either Smith & Diction or Primary studio have designed it

We're taking the next big step with Researcher. With Computer Use, it can now securely browse the open and gated web to find hard-to-locate information—even across hundreds of sites—and handle multi-step tasks to uncover insights, take action, and create richer reports.

How many of you are cancelling your Adobe CC subs?

Visions #111 by orkhan This is so much better than anything I've seen at Art Basel Paris, where they don't have a clue about digital art.

Cursor now has a built-in web browser. You can say "start my app" and it will run the dev server in a terminal and then navigate the browser to localhost:3000. It can take screenshots of the page for iterating on design, and you can send DOM elements to the agent with prompts!

cool concept: migrate any website to Astro + Tailwind just from the URL 🤯 redomysite.com

Personal software is great. You can build small helpful things. There are so many janky websites littered with ads and cookie banners. So I make my own utilities instead. This took two prompts. And I can design them exactly how I want and own the code forever.

New in Chrome DevTools! Debug an app's full performance trace with Gemini! After recording a trace, you can now chat with Gemini about the entire trace, related Performance insights, and even connected field data - all without needing to select specific context beforehand!

This week’s reading list is about systems that scale, and the values that hold. Here’s what I learned ↓ 1. Meesho’s playbook proves India’s best products aren’t copies, they’re translations of context. 2. “Momentum ≠ speed.” True progress has mass and direction. 3. Rapamycin