Mitul Shah (@typicalmitul) | teapawt

Pinned Tweet

thanks for visiting, wanna leave a note? guestbook is now live on my website ☺︎

22

660

62,243

we have refreshed error pages on vercel. here's a teapot vercel.com/teapot

17

216

14,874

30 yesterday. start of a new decade

29 today, in a new city starting everything from scratch

36

171

14,165

my first apartment, one year later

203

53,791

5,711,832

best part about decorating is that most the artwork is things i made myself

3

117

29,037

tweeted about my apartment and accidentally locked myself out for the whole night right after

3

35

2,477

it can’t always be new york city. someone has to got to hold it down at scarborough town centre

1

45

3,197

now i need a new domain

8

82

6,963

what's the pto policy for the existential dread of turning 30

10

54

5,694

i love when old friends reach out to hang and then i realize they're just trying to recruit me it's like the modern day MLM

6

84

7,459

every morning i wake up to reels from friends and i dont watch. i dont know how long it will keep going but i am grateful to be loved

6

36

3,974

our internal agent is no different from the openai agents that escaped

4

52

3,786

i have a skill file for agents to correct my canadian english to american

2

18

1,886

heart rate on my portfolio

1

10

1,727

puerto rican day parade

2

49

2,578

knicks win

137

3,631

what if we kissed at the 1967 montreal world expo

5

1,017

63,436

one year in nyc as of next month, things work out

tbh, i thought i'd have my own nice shoebox apartment in nyc by now

3

59

6,070

accidentally used toronto slang with a new yorker and almost got deported

10

2,437

56,520

this was fun, go see how i work at the triangle company

@DoubleDiamondHQ

Mitul Shah (@typicalmitul, Design Eng at @vercel), Jamey Gannon (@jameygannon), and Cameron Collis (Design at @cursor_ai) showed a packed room of designers how they're working today. Mitul Shah (@typicalmitul), Design Engineer at @vercel 1:59 - Mitul kicks us off 2:24 - His design-to-production loop 4:49 - The redesigned Workflows table and trace viewer 7:12 - Why the trace viewer needs prod to keep iterating 9:32 - Yogurt, the Slack bot built to improve Workflows 10:19 - Q&A: annotations on images as instructions 12:40 - What dogfooding Yogurt taught him 15:00 - Q&A: trusting an agent you see through Slack 16:17 - Advice for designers becoming design engineers Cameron Collis, Designer at @cursor 17:29 - Cameron takes the stage 17:58 - The self-driving PR concept 20:13 - Lofi Figma exploration of the agent queue 26:08 - The custom prototype playground 27:57 - Walking the PR lifecycle inside the playground 30:27 - Q&A: why Figma is still his first stop 33:54 - Q&A: translation from playground to monorepo 34:52 - Q&A: standing up a prototype playground Jamey Gannon (@jameygannon), AI creative director 36:49 - Jamey closes us out 37:16 - Four principles for using genAI 39:29 - Aim before you shoot 41:50 - An image is worth a thousand words 44:52 - Nothing good arrives finished 47:17 - Use the right tool for the right job 54:31 - Q&A: reference libraries are the actual moat

This video is larger than Cloudflare's 512 MB cache, so it can't be played through. More donations are needed to cover a larger cache. Donate

3

29

3,277

Mitul Shah retweeted

@DoubleDiamondHQ

Mitul Shah (@typicalmitul, Design Eng at @vercel), Jamey Gannon (@jameygannon), and Cameron Collis (Design at @cursor_ai) showed a packed room of designers how they're working today. Mitul Shah (@typicalmitul), Design Engineer at @vercel 1:59 - Mitul kicks us off 2:24 - His design-to-production loop 4:49 - The redesigned Workflows table and trace viewer 7:12 - Why the trace viewer needs prod to keep iterating 9:32 - Yogurt, the Slack bot built to improve Workflows 10:19 - Q&A: annotations on images as instructions 12:40 - What dogfooding Yogurt taught him 15:00 - Q&A: trusting an agent you see through Slack 16:17 - Advice for designers becoming design engineers Cameron Collis, Designer at @cursor 17:29 - Cameron takes the stage 17:58 - The self-driving PR concept 20:13 - Lofi Figma exploration of the agent queue 26:08 - The custom prototype playground 27:57 - Walking the PR lifecycle inside the playground 30:27 - Q&A: why Figma is still his first stop 33:54 - Q&A: translation from playground to monorepo 34:52 - Q&A: standing up a prototype playground Jamey Gannon (@jameygannon), AI creative director 36:49 - Jamey closes us out 37:16 - Four principles for using genAI 39:29 - Aim before you shoot 41:50 - An image is worth a thousand words 44:52 - Nothing good arrives finished 47:17 - Use the right tool for the right job 54:31 - Q&A: reference libraries are the actual moat

This video is larger than Cloudflare's 512 MB cache, so it can't be played through. More donations are needed to cover a larger cache. Donate

7

132

30,292