@simonw Early days but it seems to required a bit of hand holding (more than say Qwen 3.5).
Probably need an optimized harness to run in, in order to realize the full potential, @WorkshopAI so watch this space.
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Vibe check on Gemma 4 now that we've had a few days to play with it - how does it hold up against Qwen 3.5?
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Gemma 4 @googlegemma is now available in Workshop Desktop!
-> Fully local.
-> Available offline.
-> Great for private or sensitive work.
-> Free to use.
Local models are a big part of the future, and Workshop is built to make them super easy to use.
Check out how easy ⬇️
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Seems to struggle a lot with some of our tool calls
Can provide you adversarial sample 😉
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@o_lacombe @googlegemma @GoogleDeepMind
Google@Google
We just released Gemma 4 — our most intelligent open models to date. Built from the same world-class research as Gemini 3, Gemma 4 brings breakthrough intelligence directly to your own hardware for advanced reasoning and agentic workflows. Released under a commercially permissive Apache 2.0 license so anyone can build powerful AI tools. 🧵↓
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Our agent harness/tools seems to be a death trap for Gemma 4 models (26B MoE and 31B Dense)
It keeps looping unable to produce a correct tool call.
Or perhaps Gemma 4 just not well tuned yet in llama.cpp
cc @osanseviero
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Eitan Rovero-Shein@tanchoco
The World Cup 2026 field is officially set 🏆 All 48 teams are now locked in on wccal! Updated with the final qualifiers from this week. Also shipped a few new things: → Color-coded groups for quick scanning → Shareable filter permalinks (e.g., link straight to your team's matches) → AI assistant that knows the full schedule Add it to your calendar in one click, filter by team/group/venue, and you're set for the summer. wccal.com
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Eitan couldn't find a FIFA World Cup calendar that had all the features he wanted.
So he built one with Workshop.
Check it out below!
Eitan Rovero-Shein@tanchoco
The World Cup 2026 field is officially set 🏆 All 48 teams are now locked in on wccal! Updated with the final qualifiers from this week. Also shipped a few new things: → Color-coded groups for quick scanning → Shareable filter permalinks (e.g., link straight to your team's matches) → AI assistant that knows the full schedule Add it to your calendar in one click, filter by team/group/venue, and you're set for the summer. wccal.com
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my son enjoys it more when I use the eyebrow targeting feature
chilang@chilang
Something fun with one prompt Try it out 👇 Prompt + repo
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Build with @WorkshopAI in one prompt :
Build a browser-based eye-tracking arcade game using MediaPipe face/hand detection. The player aims by moving their head and looking at balloons floating up the screen — a crosshair follows their gaze. Select from three trigger modes: raise an open hand, lean forward (with smooth intensity ramp-up), or raise eyebrows to fire lasers from both eyes and pop balloons for points. The game runs for 30 seconds with a countdown timer. When time ends, show the final score with the selected mode, let the player enter their name, submit to a leaderboard showing top 10 scores, and offer to play again. Use neon cyberpunk styling with glowing crosshairs that change color based on aim/fire state, particle explosions on hits, and smooth animations throughout.
Repo 👇
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Our launch offers are still live!
Free @GeminiApp credits and 1 month of app hosting to get your next project off the ground.
More info below.
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"Create a 12-second @Remotion animation for Workshop. Here are the brand guidelines."
That's it.
Workshop scaffolded the project, designed the scenes, wrote the copy, animated the transitions, and exported to MP4.
Want pixel-level control? Give it. Otherwise, let it run.
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2026 is the year local models go mainstream.
Use the model in @thestreamingdev 's video for vibe coding in Workshop with one-click install
Mac, Windows, Linux.
thestreamingdev()@thestreamingdev
I ran a 35-billion parameter AI agent on a $600 Mac mini. Specs: M4 Mac-Mini 16GB RAM The model doesn't fit in RAM. It pages from the SSD at 30 tokens/second. On NVIDIA, the same paging gives you 1.6 tok/s. Apple Silicon gives you 30. That's 18.6x faster. No cloud. No API keys. $0/month. Here's what it can do 🧵
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AI agents are powerful. But without context, they are guessing at your data.
That’s why we open sourced dbt-skillz.
dbt-skillz turns your dbt (@dbt_labs) project into structured Markdown that agents can understand, so they know your tables, columns, lineage, grain, and business logic before they write a single query.
Use it with Workshop, Claude Code, Cursor, or any Markdown-aware AI.
One command.
Open source.
A much smarter way to work with analytics data.
Apache 2.0 license
Learn more at: dbtskillz.com
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It's Opening Day! The best day of the year. ⚾
Baseball has always been THE sport of numbers. But wOBA? FIP? WRC+? For years I'd nod along and quietly Google later.
So I built StatDNA. An interactive encyclopedia of baseball analytics. Explore metrics with easy to understand explanations and examples, compare park factors across all 30 stadiums, and ask an AI to break down any stat line you paste in.
Started as something I wanted for myself, but hopefully it’s helpful for anyone looking to understand these stats a bit better too (because honestly, they make the game even more fun).
Dropping the link below.
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A very fun example of building with Workshop.
A tool that brings together data, AI, and a custom interface to help people understand a deep topic more intuitively. In this case: baseball analytics ⚾
Eitan Rovero-Shein@tanchoco
It's Opening Day! The best day of the year. ⚾ Baseball has always been THE sport of numbers. But wOBA? FIP? WRC+? For years I'd nod along and quietly Google later. So I built StatDNA. An interactive encyclopedia of baseball analytics. Explore metrics with easy to understand explanations and examples, compare park factors across all 30 stadiums, and ask an AI to break down any stat line you paste in. Started as something I wanted for myself, but hopefully it’s helpful for anyone looking to understand these stats a bit better too (because honestly, they make the game even more fun). Dropping the link below.
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"For years I'd nod along and quietly Google later."
Everyone has a version of this in some domain. The best tools get built when someone finally gets tired of pretending they understand and decides to just make the thing that explains it properly.
Eitan Rovero-Shein@tanchoco
It's Opening Day! The best day of the year. ⚾ Baseball has always been THE sport of numbers. But wOBA? FIP? WRC+? For years I'd nod along and quietly Google later. So I built StatDNA. An interactive encyclopedia of baseball analytics. Explore metrics with easy to understand explanations and examples, compare park factors across all 30 stadiums, and ask an AI to break down any stat line you paste in. Started as something I wanted for myself, but hopefully it’s helpful for anyone looking to understand these stats a bit better too (because honestly, they make the game even more fun). Dropping the link below.
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Your dbt project already understands your data. Now your AI agent does too. Open source, go try it.
Workshop AI@WorkshopAI
To celebrate Workshop's launch, we just open sourced dbt-skillz. Your @getdbt project already contains the knowledge of your data stack. dbt-skillz compiles that context into a skill your agent can use. Built for Workshop, @claude_code, Codex, @cursor_ai, et al. Repo 🔗 below
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