https://www.anthropic.com/research/measuring-agent-autonomy 2 key takeaways that I think are super relevant to us: - Product developers should design for user oversight. - It's too early to mandate specific interaction patterns Thoughts?

https://youtu.be/ib2m9HVX7as?si=5K57_xzGECJr68IB In the world where every person has multiple AI agents, what do we build? Do we build?

@Danny Setiawan check this out - have you seen pencil? Would love to do a test comparing it to stitch. https://youtu.be/DFcvz2kcR74?si=WYUwndzmT88EQX3g

I'm seeing more and more mention of designers submitting PR on GitHub . This is becoming a requirement as our role is shifting to building and designing in code. So I decided to create a short simple course here (https://www.skool.com/ux-support-group-6932/classroom) so you can get familiar with it. Also, we just kicked off planning for the 2026 AixUX Summit. If you're involved, we'll be using GitHub and find opportunities to get agents involved, so you can get real-world practical experience. I'll be doing some workshops for the core team to help you get up-to-speed. If you're interested in getting involved in the Summit planning and production or interested in facilitating a session, please contact @Suyen Stevenson

I'm in the process of rebuiding my portfolio using AI-powered design and coding workflows. I've completed the homepage and wanted to release it early as a build-in-public project: https://lab.yatongwang.com. ### Tools I Use - **Design:** Stitch with Google, Figma, Pencil - **Primary IDE:** Cursor - **Version Control:** GitHub - **Deployment:** Netlify (CI/CD from `main` branch) - **Coding & Engineering Guidance:** Claude, ChatGPT (for minor coding problem assistance, Git/GitHub best practices, repo architecture, version control workflows, etc.) Feel free to let me know what you think!