The most bullish signal for Figma is that Dylan (Figma's CEO) was still responding to individual user feedback during IPO day.

Talent density beats more headcount any day. Being part of a small team of talented people who share the same values and can take each other to the next level is what makes work fun.

No AI prototyping tool as far as I know has figured out how to create prototypes that consistently match a company's design system. There are companies that have figured this out internally but ideally this should be super simple to do directly via the tool.

What is agentic coding and how is it different from vibe coding? From Kieran (founder of Cora): "It's like I'm a manager and I have like a team of people that are very capable." 📌 Watch exactly how Kieran uses Claude Code and AI agents to build in our tutorial: youtu.be/Z_iWe6dyGzs

Thanks to AI, I’m feeling more productive than ever coding as a PM. But for some reason, engineers won’t accept the 3,000 line PR that Claude and I vibe coded. Anyone know why?

I think most people think better on a walk outside instead of staring at a computer screen at their desk. If you're not going on walks (and using AI voice dictation) to think you're missing out.

One of my pet peeves is getting tagged in a 30+ message Slack thread with no context. So I built an AI workflow that lets you react with an emoji (👀) to any thread and get a summary via DM in a few seconds. Subscribe to get the full tutorial tmr: creatoreconomy.so/

Claude Code is the first AI tool that feels like managing a dev team vs. prompting a bot. I got Kieran (founder) to show me exactly how he runs 3 AI agents in parallel to build an app. It was 🤯. Sign up to get our tutorial tmr: www.youtube.com/@peteryangy...

Normal people go into a conference room to talk to their coworkers, I go into a conference room to dictate context to AI. 🙂

I see many interviewers post threads saying that candidates are using AI behind the scenes. Radical take: What if interviews required candidates to share their screen and show how they're using AI?

Fascinating inside look at OpenAI’s shipping culture: - Bottoms up - Bias for action rewarded over optics - Researchers seem like the center Written by an engineer who worked on Codex. A small team shipped that product in just 7 weeks (!). Link to article in next post.

Ok, if you're tired of companies calling every product an "AI agent" like I am, then you'll love my beginner-friendly deep dive on AI workflows vs agents. I cover the difference in simple terms and share practical examples of each. 📌 Sign up to get it in your inbox tmr: creatoreconomy.so/

ChatGPT helped someone figure out a 10+ year medical problem. I think everyone should set up an AI project with their health info to ask health-related questions. The more context you provide it the better, but starting with just a few bullet points still helps.

A key lesson for building AI products: AI can get you 80% there, but you should still give users manual control for the last mile. Here's Cam (@Canva CPO) explaining why this hybrid approach made all the difference for their AI product. 📌 Watch now: youtu.be/V1XfK04vejM

The FAANG company moving the fastest on AI is the one where AI is the biggest threat to its core business. Imagine that.

Cameron Adams co-founded Canva where people are creating 1B+ designs monthly. Now he's betting that: - AI will blur PM and design boundaries - Prototypes will largely eliminate PRDs Plus hear Cam talk about Canva's famous rubber ducky. 📌 Get our interview tmr: www.youtube.com/@peteryangy...

Me: "Hey, do you think we should do this?" AI: "You're absolutely right!" Me: "But what about this?" AI: "You're absolutely right!" Me: "Huh? Which path do you recommend?" AI: "You're absolutely right!"

If you want to become AI native, you have to be willing to try, tinker, and fail over and over. The people who get stuck are those who are waiting for someone to teach it to them.

A clear superpower for PMs and builders is being able to see their product from a new user's POV at any given time. So much UX and jargon that makes sense to a product team would be extremely confusing to new users. I have to remind myself about this all the time.

Gallup did a poll highlighting that AI adoption is growing rapidly amongst US workers. But only 8% are using AI daily as of June, 2025. And I bet that most people are only using ChatGPT.

Wild how fast the AI coding space is changing: 1. Cursor is now the #1 AI code editor, taking share from GitHub Copilot. Honestly, surprised it took so long - Cursor is an amazing tool.

It's been rewarding to see 400+ PMs and founders share their best AI tips and workflows in my new AI community with Colin Matthews. I wrote down 15 of the best AI tips and workflows that I wish I knew sooner from the community, including the list below. 📌 Read now: creatoreconomy.so/p/15-ai-tip...

New post: How to build a stunning personal website with AI in just 15 min. It's easy to make with Bolt: 1. Start with a detailed prompt 2. Use the visual editor 3. Add your social posts 4. Add motion 5. Deploy in 1 click 📌 Read now: creatoreconomy.so/p/full-tuto...

Happy Father’s Day! Feeling blessed

"OpenAI has <30 PMs for 2,000+ staff - we want to show what it's like to build on top of AI." Nate Gonzalez is OpenAI's Head of Business Products. In my new interview, he reveals: 1. How OpenAI PMs use ChatGPT at work 2. What OpenAI looks for in PM hires 📌 Watch now: youtu.be/nwSxlrSbVqg

If you're tired of the AI noise and want: ✓ Real AI workflows that work ✓ Actual apps people have built (and how) ✓ A BS-free zone for AI builders Then you should join my new AI community with Colin Matthews. Here's what members get:

How does OpenAI's Head of Business Products use ChatGPT himself? In my new interview, Nate (OpenAI) reveals: - How OpenAI PMs use ChatGPT at work - His AI roleplay tip for critical meetings - What OpenAI looks for in PM hires 📌 Subscribe to get it tmr: www.youtube.com/@peteryangy...

Getting some great feedback on my vibe coding tutorial with Matt (Replit): "The best tutorial I've seen yet" "Replit seem like a great one-stop-shop" 📌 Watch and follow along to build a full-stack app with AI in 30 min tonight: www.youtube.com/watch?v=2HK...

"The courage to fail and start over...that's what makes a successful vibe coder." My new episode with Matt Palmer (Head of DevRel at Replit) is the beginner-friendly vibe coding tutorial you've been waiting for. 📌 Watch now: youtu.be/2HK9Th7GDiU

As a parent, I've always wanted an app to find kid friendly places nearby (e.g., parks, hikes). Tomorrow, Matt (Replit) and I will show you how to vibe code this in 30 min complete with frontend, API, database, and login. 📌 Sign up to get the full walkthrough: www.youtube.com/@peteryangy...

Matt Palmer (Head of DevRel at @Replit) has taught 100s of people to build apps with AI. Here are his 10 best prompting tips. I asked Matt to show exactly how he uses these tips to build a full stack app in 30 min. 📌 Subscribe to get it tmr: www.youtube.com/@peteryangy...

I tested ChatGPT vs. Claude vs. Gemini. Here's my updated guide on the best AI model for each use case. 📌 Watch me test all 3 models head-to-head in my new video: youtu.be/YgvL0dA_2Pg

Become a prompt engineer they said

I tested ChatGPT O3, Claude 4, and Gemini 2.5 head to head for coding, writing, deep research, multimodal, and more. It turns out that the "best" AI model depends entirely on what you're trying to do. 📌 Sign up to get my full video walkthrough tmr: www.youtube.com/@peteryangy...

If you're tired of the "I made an $1M app in 30 min with AI" posts, then you should watch my full 40-min AI course with Adam (Meta) on: - Prompting - Evals - RAG - Fine-tuning It's beginner friendly and we keep it real. 📌 Watch now: youtu.be/l6r_0wgr0YM

"More context is not always better for LLMs." Adam (Meta) has helped 100+ companies build AI products. In my new interview, he shares a complete beginner-friendly AI course on: - 2 AI optimizations every PM should know - 4 types of evals and more 📌 Watch now: youtu.be/l6r_0wgr0YM

ChatGPT’s brand recognition is a big reason why it’s dominating in consumer. I took this image from a random bookstore in a small town in Japan. I think ChatGPT has basically won consumer at this point, enterprise is still up for grabs.

Adam Loving (Meta) has helped 100s of companies build AI products. I got him to share a complete AI course in 30 min covering: - Advanced prompting tips - A better way to write AI evals - How RAG can make your AI worse - When to use fine-tuning - The # 1 mistake he sees AI builders make

Playing with @Google's Gemini Diffusion and wow it makes vibe coding lightning fast.

Claude 4 launched last week and I was lucky enough to attend @AnthropicAI's launch event. I spent the day learning from some of the smartest people in AI and want to share my top 10 takeaways with you all in this 5-min read. 📌 Read now: creatoreconomy.so/p/claude-4-...

At a Q&A last week that I attended, Dario (Anthropic's CEO), said: “Engineers will shift to aligning on what to build, getting user feedback, and managing AI's output. They'll spend more time with users and less time in code editors.”

Made the full 2D Mario level 1-1 using @AnthropicAI Claude 4 Opus. Took around 10 min of prompting and it works amazingly well! Link to play it in next post 👇

The evolution of AI coding: 1. AI auto-completes your next line 2. AI codes while you give feedback sync 3. AI submits PRs that you review async 4. AI agents work in parallel and you're the engineering manager We're somewhere between 2 and 3 right now.

"We reject the traditional corporate ladder." In my new episode, Sam (VP Talent, Shopify) shows why forcing crafters to become managers is broken and their radical fix. 📌 Watch now: youtu.be/KvayXoxzVQw

A corgi playing piano and singing a romantic ballad in a smooth voice. Made with Veo 3 (sound on).

Let's get our definitions straight: AI workflow = AI follows a pre-defined path AI agent = AI decides the best path Very few "AI agents" actually fall in the latter category right now.

Dario (Anthropic CEO) thinks we’ll see a billion dollar company with 1 employee in 2026. His advice: “Be ambitious. Even if it doesn’t work, another model will likely come out in 1-3 months that’ll make it work.”

Claude 4 just launched from @AnthropicAI I was lucky to get early access. tl:dr from my experience: 1. It's still best in class at writing and editing 2. It's just as good at coding as Gemini 2.5 It built this full working version of Tetris in one shot - link to play below:

Use AI to gain depth in your T-shape skills. 📌 Get 4 more ideas to future proof your career in the AI era here: creatoreconomy.so/p/5-ways-to...

Let’s face it — if you work in tech, you probably spend years of your life editing internal docs. Here's my new post with my 6-step process to draft strategy docs in half the time. 📌 Read now: creatoreconomy.so/p/confessio...