Yes, my explanation is not scientific, I butcher the terminologies—it's "lean UX", "design sprint", "OKR", "[enter-some-ai-hype-keyword-here]"
I need to embarrass myself and work in the open, so can learn from shipping, and shipping to learn.
Being able to learn a new skill by methodically following an online course or go to uni is a luxury I can't afford.
Our busy lives demands us to adapt quickly. So learn on the job, recycle and shoehorn as much as possible into what you need to ship.
I had a play with plugging in @atlassian.bsky.social's Remote MCP and it worked like a charm. Now I can access my Confluence and JIRA content in my second brain repo, and I can leverage Cursor's agentic workflow to create JIRA tickets www.atlassian.com/blog/announc...
Designing for AI agents in your product needs two important elements:
🍱 Integration ecosystem: how it can access a wide variety of tools and data, both outside and within your product
⚡️ Simple onboarding: guide new users to start building workflows from templates that match their use cases
I want to #democratizeAI for everyone and have been looking into running an #AIAgent workshop
I want to demonstrate how AI agents go beyond chatbots—like assistants who can think, take action, & connect to your tools.
So far I think either Lindy.ai or zapier.com are the easiest. Any suggestions?
Lately I've been having so much fun using @cursor.com.web.brid.gy as my second brain 🧠✨
♾️ Swap #AI models for specific tasks
🔌 Plug into #MCP
🛠️ Customize workflows with custom scripts
😎 #VibeCode prototypes
🤖 Leverage its #agentic workflow
Loving the power + flexibility. Keen to hear your ideas ✨