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Fun design detail: @conductor_build's "cities" (workspaces) you've visited. A lot to like about this product.

Opens Figma MCP: "… keep looping until you can't find any differences" Great tips in here

I'm calling it Dotly. Give it a try! TestFlight here:

Building personal software is very freeing. Vertical nav? Sure. Quirky animations? You call the shots. And I finally got to use Facebook's SoundKit. I worked with @Wavegroupwill to ship it almost a decade ago but never put it to use until now.

Two tools that I’ve come to love: @usemonologue. More whimsy, less UI, and great dictation. @conductor_build — the team is cooking! Tried it months ago, came back, and barely recognized its thoughtful git worktree integration and opinionated UI. Paired with @linear, each ticket

Tweaked workflow: Figma as a canvas and prompt reference, Claude CLI for coordinating, and Xcode for building. Figma's MCP removes the need to export designs and create complex prompts, with Claude simply pulling layer names, spacing, etc. Opus 4.5 performed better outside

Built an iOS app to track my 2026 daily goals. Used it as an excuse to switch up my workflow (Claude CLI + Figma MCP + Conductor instead of Cursor) and play around with some novel interaction patterns and sound design. Some learnings:

.@ndstudio strikes again https://t.co/QjpqIrHpiL

Introduced a 10-year-old to @v0 over the holidays. He immediately started one-shotting asteroid games and his mom couldn’t quite grok that Vercel wasn’t a gaming platform like Roblox. Reminded me of discovering Photoshop in middle school. Except his canvas is boundless.

New year, new site

I met some of my closest friends at @Epicurrence years ago and @forum_tokyo is shaping up to be a similarly small and stacked crew. Hoping to help others have an equally formative and career defining experience this Feb.

I'm gifting 2 tickets to the Tokyo Design Forum (Feb 16–18): https://t.co/QmYoMVTaE4 If you or someone you know would love to attend but doesn't have the means, I'd like to help. Apply here by Jan. 5: https://t.co/XKhjhjPlfe

"My worry isn’t the code or the tools themselves. It’s a decline in consideration, and with that, a decline in unique, well-designed products. The question is how we keep that alive even as new tools and technologies emerge." @karrisaarinen https://t.co/sRId2waO8K

Coinbase just launched an Instagram, a Robinhood, an Adyen, a Venmo and a Mastercard today 👀

scales internationally and with various products in ways traditional production simply couldn't

creative use of ai in product: @Shopify's lilliputians in a sea of larger than life products

I started out as a design engineer. The blind spot I had was that I designed what I could build and struggled to think of solutions outside that constraint. As tools-based constraints shift, it’s hard to imagine implemented quality won’t rise but I suspect there is a risk we’ll

I set a goal to host 12 events this year. 11 down, 1 to go. Through those parties, I met my now-girlfriend, formed business partnerships I’m working with today, and built muscle memory such that I can both host and be fully present with people (harder than it looks). Would