
Building dev tools @prismicio. Shipping side projects with AI. Sharing what I learn along the way.
Versailles, France
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I now have a working prototype before the meeting ends.
I tag Claude in Slack, it builds the screen with our real design system and sends back a live link.
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Stop asking Claude for plans in a wall of text.
Give it a whiteboard.
Create a board on PartyFun.space
Click MCP, run the command in your terminal
Ask Claude Code: "Plan our launch on this board"
Notes, frames and arrows appear live. Then you edit it together.
I built the Wikipedia of brands.
Logos, colors, fonts, tone of voice… all in one place, and it’s free.
And the best part? You can even connect your AI agent via MCP to use these brand identities directly.
Not sure I should be sharing this one.
Paste any website. Get its whole brand on one board: logo, colors, type, voice.
My Grok bot now talks to my Hermes agent via email.
One useful use case: monitoring topics on X.
Hermes runs my monitoring, but I was paying for X API access just to search posts.
Now Hermes can simply ask Grok instead.
I'm wondering if seat-based pricing still makes sense in a world where agents will do more than humans.
One person with an agent can do thousands of operations. One seat, but a lot more usage behind it.
... And a lot more value created.
The seat doesn't say much anymore.
Explaining an idea: 10 minutes, as many interpretations as stakeholders.
Showing it: 10 seconds.
One comment on a board: "@claudeai prototype this."
Haven't opened Figma in months.
Thought I was an alien. Then I looked around. Everyone's leaving.
The problem isn't the canvas. It's that Figma's canvas lives outside the product.
I want a canvas that lives inside the project. Real code, real design system, a link people can test.
For now, Claude + a Vercel playground does it.
Tools like Pencil or Paper only do half the job.



