🇦🇺 Building, Creating AI Image Agent (w/ infinite canvas), open to investors
igly
Joined June 2018
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Sometimes it’s easier to sketch an idea than explain it.
Added a useful feature in Igly, hope you like it: draw a rough sketch, use it as an image reference, and add a prompt to guide generation.
My very basic tree became a money tree 🌳🪙
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Another workflow I’ve been building in Igly: blog covers, slides templates.
Start with a template, generate artwork, then edit the headline and layout in our Canvas. Text and artwork stay separate, so you can keep making it yours.
igly.ai/workflows/blog-cover…
Added an intro video and a setup wizard to make it easier for new Iglyer 😁
igly.ai/demo
Been building workflows for different use cases based on our users feed back, with AI agents in the mix, of course 😉
Here’s one: make an infographic template yours. Change the headline, move the illustration, and pick your brand colors in Igly Canvas
igly.ai/workflows
Shipped a UGC video creator for Igly.ai/ugc.
You give it a creator model + script, it turns that into a vertical product demo/testimonial style video.
Still very beta, but honestly nice to see “make the ad asset” move closer to one prompt instead of 14 tabs and a mild headache.
Igly.ai now officially supports Shopify!!
apps.shopify.com/igly-image - and got 100+ installation in 10 days! 📈, and got a whole lot of feedback 🙏 #shopify #ecommerce
recorded some usage 👇
Added font art styles for e-commerce sellers.
Now you can turn plain product posters into something that actually looks designed 🧙♀️
Some users asked if I could offer a cheaper version of other apps that bring photos to life which charge tens of $ sub fee.
Looked into it a bit, 👇igly.ai/ai-tools/alive-photo…
Spent the day filling the Inspiration gallery with AI-generated image examples + the actual prompts behind them
not just “look what the model can do”
more like “steal this workflow and make your own version”
prompts are the new templates, apparently
Made a small tool for background replacement 🌁.
Drop in a product photo, type the scene you want, and Igly keeps the subject while replacing the background.
igly.ai/tools/background-rep…
Demo below 👇
What hit hardest wasn't the process details. It was this: "Speed matters more than strategy." 🤯
Anthropic's approach is counterintuitive. Product ships before the model is ready. Claude Code's launch room crammed PMs, engineers, and researchers into one room: training, iterating, and shipping simultaneously. Traditional teams see chaos. Anthropic sees: if you wait until things are clear, you're already late.
The PM role in AI is shifting. Less time writing specs. More time making judgment calls. The winners aren't the most thorough planners, they're the ones who throw ideas into the real world fastest.
How Anthropic’s product team moves faster than anyone else
I sat down with @_catwu, Head of Product for Claude Code at @AnthropicAI, to get a peek into their unprecedented shipping pace, how AI is changing the PM role, and how to be the right amount of AGI-pilled.
We discuss:
🔸 How Anthropic’s shipping cadence went from months to weeks to days
🔸 The emerging skills PMs need to develop right now
🔸 Why you should build products that don't work yet—then wait for the model to catch up
🔸 Why a 95% automation isn't really an automation
🔸 Cat’s most underrated AI skill (introspection)
🔸 What Cat actually looks for when hiring PMs now (hint: it's not traditional PM skills)
Listen now 👇
youtu.be/PplmzlgE0kg
Extend any image with Igly 🖼️!
Canvas Expand is just one of 12+ tools at igly.ai/tools/outpaint. Ridiculously simple UX, whether you use it standalone or inside the canvas editor.
See for yourself 👇
The screenshot bottleneck is officially DEAD 🙃.
Anything just dropped designer-grade App Store screenshots — 15 seconds, 4 perfectly sized images, icons + ratings + CTA buttons all baked in.
Change the copy with one sentence. Regenerate. Done.
Used to spend 3 days in Figma or $500 on a designer for this. Now it's just... gone.
AI didn't just make coding easier. It's eating all the work nobody wants to do.
From idea → App Store, the only bottleneck left is your taste.
A few practical tips:
1. Automate to 100%, not 95%. 95% accurate automation isn't automation. The last 5% is where the real value is.
2. Build what you actually use daily. One-shot prototypes posted to Twitter then never opened again = zero learning, zero leverage.
3. Stop flexing your setup. "Simple configs often work better." Some people spend more time stacking skills and MCPs than doing the actual work.
4. 2024 products were conversational. Claude Code's generation is action-oriented. When AI executes instead of just advising — that's the real moment.
Her life motto: "Just do things." Understand constraints, derive action, execute. Don't wait for permission. Don't let your job title define your scope.
Just tried the browser control, Office/Drive integration, such a BEAST! And auto-approve on long task chains is my favorite 😋.
No more "are you sure?" prompts every step. The agent runs, checks its own work, and keeps going.
As someone whose agents write blogs, submit GitHub issues, and manage SEO at 3AM — I both love this and fear it.
The indie dev dream: your agent ships while you sleep. The nightmare: it ships at 3AM and you can't undo it. 😂
