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To make a button feel real, @darustudio crouched beside a light switch in his apartment, pressing it on and off, watching how shadows moved. Inside how he and @lucaslovexoxo designed @usemonologue for iOS: http://every.to/source-code/how-to-desig…

A few months ago, using Claude Code meant terminal installs and developer setup. Now it works inside a desktop app. The tools got easier, but the differentiator is capability. Claude Code for Beginners teaches you to go from isolated prompts to working, deployable tools in a single live session. Starts Feb 24, led by @hammer_mt. Sign up: http://claude101.every.to

The agent-native test from @kplikethebird: Describe something you never designed for. If the agent figures it out by combining its tools, you've built agent-native. If it can't, you've built a chatbot with extra steps. https://every.to/p/how-to-build-agent-na…

The people who built Netscape, Firefox, and Chrome are building @OpenAI’s next browser—Atlas. And Codex wrote over half of it. @danshipper sat down with @bengoodger and @darinwf to find out what that looks like on the latest AI & I. https://every.to/podcast/inside-openai-s…

The engineers who built Netscape, Firefox, and Chrome are now building @OpenAI's AI browser Atlas. Codex wrote more than half the code. @danshipper sat down with @bengoodger and @darinwf on AI & I: https://every.to/podcast/inside-openai-s…

Most codebases get harder over time. Compound engineering makes them easier. @kieranklaassen's plugin has over 7,000 GitHub stars, and Every just published the definitive guide—principles, implementation details, and a downloadable plugin. https://every.to/source-code/compound-en…

Coding models will power all knowledge work, says @sama .⁣ ⁣ The future isn't separate tools—it's one AI with your memory, company context, and the ability to operate your computer.

At @AlphaSchoolATX, they eliminated teachers entirely. Students learn through AI that adapts content and identifies knowledge gaps without chatbot tutoring.⁣ ⁣ Restrict AI tutors too much and they’re useless. Give them too much freedom and students cheat.⁣ ⁣ AI & I with @danshipper:

What if the best framework for AI writing isn't a tech framework at all? @kplikethebird built a compound writing system by borrowing from board game design—identifying her pieces (voice notes, style rules, editorial instincts), then teaching Claude to use them. https://x.every.to/3OqOlw2

Testing Sonnet 4.6 live right now. Anthropic says it matches Opus at Sonnet pricing. We're putting it through coding, agents, and long-context work. Join the Vibe Check: https://x.com/i/broadcasts/1ypJdqqpYpyxW

"If any industry was made for AI, it's finance. The workflows are structured, the tasks easy to map out." — @BrookerBelcourt Yet most firms still use ChatGPT like a chatbot. Here's why Claude Code changes that: https://every.to/p/how-claude-code-is-tr…

We just published the complete guide to compound engineering— @kieranklaassen's approach to AI-native development that has over 7,000 GitHub stars. Drop it straight into Claude or ChatGPT and start using it: https://every.to/guides/compound-enginee…

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It's Christmas morning: @OpenAI and @AnthropicAI shipped new models on the same day! We tested GPT 5.3 Codex vs. Opus 4.6 head-to-head. Verdict: the models are converging. Here’s what we found 🧵 https://every.to/p/codex-vs-opus

Turns out there's no "right way" to use AI at work. @kplikethebird sculpts essays by letting Claude interview her. @jackcheng uses AI like a relief pitcher. @_rachelbraun automates everything after the mic turns off. @vinyl_bones runs socials like a DJ—taste decides what actually lands. Six roles on the Every editorial team, six completely different AI workflows: https://every.to/p/this-is-how-the-every…

Sonnet 4.6 looks like Opus at half the price. @kieranklaassen ran it through his compound engineering workflow: "I've not found any reasons to believe it's not as smart as Opus 4.6." The catch: Speed didn't come along for the ride. Full Vibe Check from @kplikethebird: https://x.every.to/4tyWHlk

Last November, 200 non-coders shipped working projects in one day with Claude Code. The bigger win: a repeatable workflow they still use—building websites, research tools, internal dashboards. Cohort 2 is Feb 24 with @hammer_mt and @danshipper. RSVP: http://claude101.every.to

200 people took Claude Code for Beginners in November. Most had zero coding background. Every one of them shipped a working project in a day. @hammer_mt and guest instructor @danshipper run cohort 2 on Feb 24. RSVP here: http://claude101.every.to

The biggest shift in software development isn't AI writing code—it's letting go of the belief that you need to write every line yourself, says @kieranklaassen.⁣ ⁣ Planning and system design are now your core job. Code generation is just execution.

What happens when the friction to iterate hits near zero?⁣ ⁣ @sama built a to-do app with Codex 5.3 that improves itself daily. Every idea becomes a feature. Software never feels " done."