Jerel Velarde

There's a huge problem with product management right now. Our Developers are shipping code faster than we can write specs or build the roadmap. Most collaboration tools have been built for teams of human engineers, not for team building with coding agents. Cursor Planning does well with executing a single epic, but to build a good product you'd need 10-50 epics and more to maintain it. The feedback loop is also broken, developers can vibe code screens faster than designers can correct it. That's why I'm building Chalk.to I'm recruiting design partners come join me in building the future of product management!

@LottielabHQ Claude Skill + Launcher next please?

Introducing Magic Animator beta 3.0✨ Prompt and edit animations in Figma with AI, for the first time ever. 🤖 Generates editable keyframes, run multiple generations in parallel, exports to various formats and more... ⚡️ Comment 'Magic' below for free credits to get you started!

@LottielabHQ This is exciting! Kudos @LottielabHQ

Wiring an agent to a real UI usually means a custom WebSocket format and text parsing, per framework. Not anymore. Trusted by majority of the Fortune 500 Companies, AG-UI replaces that with one event-based protocol: RunStarted, ToolCallStart, StateDelta, typed events your frontend just renders. Here's how it works 👇 docs.copilotkit.ai/agentic-protoc…

@Abmankendrick Ragebait

Which is Better? A or B 🤔

7 hooks in CopilotKit v2. Which one do you reach for? Start with the verb: → run something? useFrontendTool → render a tool call? useRenderTool → stop and ask first? useHumanInTheLoop The full map, in 35s 👇 docs.copilotkit.ai/concepts/which…

F*ck the Paypal Mafia, Introducing the Paper Mafia:

Imagine if a single company / government can cut your access to electricity.

It's crazy how much people were willing to pay until @AnthropicAI closed access to Fable. People suddenly started looking at Opensource LLMs seriously. I guess realizing a small group of people can suddenly cut your access to intelligence can be daunting.

Last month, I completed my Postgraduate Diploma in AI and Machine Learning at the Asian Institute of Management. 🎓 @aim_edu But here's the part I sat with before posting: I enrolled as a Director of Product Management. I graduated as a Staff Applied AI Engineer. When I started, I just wanted to understand how AI models actually work under the hood, instead of treating them as a black box I built products around. And there's a funny irony in that. When I enrolled, Sonnet 4 was the frontier. By the time I graduated, we were on Fable and Mythos. The field jumped a full generation and more while I was studying it. But that's exactly why the internals mattered more than any single model. Learn how the engine works, and you stop panicking every time they ship a faster car. I walked into rooms with engineers as a "product person who gets AI" quietly wondering if I belonged. Building Daily and Understanding what's actually happening inside these models is what closed that gap. Not the credential. The comprehension. And the compounding was real. My confidence changed. My income changed. I started building ChalkAgents.com, I joined @CopilotKit as a Staff Applied AI Engineer. None of that is a straight line from a diploma, but it's where I stopped doubting I could do the work, and started just doing it. To anyone stuck between "I understand the product" and "I can engineer the product": Close the gap on purpose. It changes more than your résumé. On to what's next. 🚀

@tushaarmehtaa What about removing human slop? 🤣

i made a skill called /remove-ai-slop. inspired by emil’s review skill and cursor’s code quality skill, it’s for everyone who’s tired of the same AI slop tells in design and copy. you can grab it here: tushaarmehtaa.xyz/skill if it helps make your apps, websites, or landing pages a little less generic, give it a ⭐

@csaba_kissi Where do you find these? These would work well with @HyperFrames_

Must-know open-source tools for coders termcn.dev - terminal UIs in React transitions.dev - copy/paste CSS/React transitions bklit.com/charts/funnel-… - React funnel charts motion.dev - Javascript/React animation library github.com/tinacms/tinacms - open-source headless cms

@petergyang Yo @HyperFrames_ is cooking

You can now make videos like this using HTML. I didn’t believe it at first until the HyperFrames team showed me how they do it directly in Codex and Claude Code. Best of all, the tool is 100% free and open source. But you need to learn the right workflows to make the videos look great - including generating a frame.md, storyboards, and more. 📌 Subscribe to get our full tutorial tomorrow: @PeterYangYT?sub_confirmation=1" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">youtube.com/@PeterYangYT?s…

Age of Agents on mobile?

We’re launching Claude Corps, a national fellowship program matching people early in their careers with US nonprofits. We'll teach 1,000 people to use Claude, and pay them to use AI to advance their hosts’ missions. anthropic.com/claude-corps

So it begins 😭

@CopilotKit @ulidabess @SlackHQ Yoooooo thats sick

Slack 🤝 AG-UI Protocol @SlackHQ is now a first-class AG-UI frontend with: → Streaming replies → Tool calls → Human in the Loop approvals → Full thread context Same agent you built for the web, now living where your users actually work.

We built Obsidian, but for your app. No mobile dev holds a perfect spatial model of their own app. It's too big to keep in one head. So we store it somewhere else. Watch me reconstruct a real user flow, pulled straight from the app's spatial graph ->

They weren't kidding when they said Fable 5 is designed to be long running 🤦‍♂️

Claude Fable (Mythos) 5 + Open Generative UI You type, the model builds the UI. That's the whole demo 👇 github.com/CopilotKit/Ope…