Arnaud Ostrowski

@avec Waiting anxiously

@katsele Sorry my fax is in the shop, would teletype work for you?

Is your email routine stuck in 1986? Probably. You should use Avec. x.com/jnnnthnn/statu…

@jnnnthnn Brick wall, blue frame, handsome @jnnnthnn … I say 10% better

i told you my videos would get 5% better every week. i lied. this week we did 7% better!

shipped a boilerplate last week. interesting metric: the .claude/skills/ folder is what people keep asking about, not the react setup.

@gregpr07 We got AI-built GTA 6 before GTA 6

fine, i'll do it myself

Anthropic launches Claude Monet Painters are cooked

Can’t wait to get some AveCoin et get rich 🤑

@lincidesign You’re gonna like it even better when you can automate the scaffolding of building the plugin :3 x.com/katsele/status…

still like being in Figma, and still like the process of making new plugin.

@byfloperillat @PKodmad I don’t know about that, but you can always build you own plugin. I recently built a boilerplate for Figma plugins along with skill so you’ll be up and running in minutes ;)

@PKodmad Yeah I’m using Figma so I’d love that, genuinely wondering if there’s an easy plugin for it or something.

Why I bothered with all this: the default Figma plugin setup is spaghetti by design. UI HTML lives as a string inside your sandbox file. postMessage payloads are any. There's no module boundary between figma.* and DOM code. Fun for hello-world. Painful by feature 3.

Figma plugin building has always felt like a club for senior frontend devs. It shouldn't. I've shipped a few plugins over the years and built a boilerplate that lets anyone ((designers especially) kick off their plugin journey without burning a week on setup. 👇

Free, open source, MIT: github.com/katsele/figma-… If you've ever wanted to build a Figma plugin but didn't know where to start, this is for you. ⭐ welcome. #FigmaPlugin #FigmaCommunity #DesignTools

omes with a working example (a Layer Renamer) so you see a real plugin's anatomy from day one — typed messages, undo grouping, selection digest. Not an empty shell. Clone it, open it in your favourite AI-or not-assisted IDE, ship your first plugin this weekend.

Avec's email editor now supports links, bold, lists, and more! And yes, we know, that's table stakes. What's really exciting is that you can use your voice to style your emails! In this video, we show you how 👇

The First Attention Company Last week, we launched Avec, an email app that lets you handle your Gmail inbox in seconds. Many of you have asked us the same question: “why email?” We chose not to answer this question on launch day. We wanted to focus instead on achieving something that seldom happens in consumer tech these days: deliver a beautiful product that works, and talk about it plainly. That said, the truth is that we’re not just building yet another email app. If anything, we're the only email company that hates email as much as you do. We're building software that lets people reclaim their attention. The attention economy has been so wildly successful that we barely have any attention left. Take a moment to consider what this means for the future. We’re promised AIs that can do any work. What will we do? Distract ourselves on endless slop feeds while reality passes us by? If our collective attention is in shambles, it is not because of some collective failure to discipline ourselves. Instead, our tools have failed us: they haven't kept up with the information flood that we now live in. At a minimum, we should demand from our tools that they protect our attention. In that context, starting with email seemed only natural. Email is the most open way you can be reached. It is the channel that’s already overflowing with spam. It is the inescapable mental weight that you carry through the day. It is ground zero for attention. But our goal is to go beyond protecting your attention. If all we get out of AI is a better spam filter (and spam to match), we’ll just be back where we started. Our vision for Avec is one of powerful agents that help you identify what needs your attention, help you decide what needs to get done, and get it done for you. And unlike hard-to-steer chatbots, they will feel like a natural extension of you, much like the voice drafting feature that already exists in Avec. Done right, these tools will do more than just protect your attention: they’ll let you reclaim and sharpen it. They’ll help you say what you mean more effectively, decide what matters more clearly, and spend your time on the things you actually care about. Our ambition is to build the first product that truly meets that bar, and in so doing, to raise the bar so high that we’ll collectively demand much more from all our tools. Attention is all you have. We are the very first company that will let you reclaim it. Join us on this journey: download Avec for free on the App Store at avec.ai/download.

We've raised $8.4m to make software that sharpens your attention. We're starting with an email app that lets you handle your Gmail inbox in seconds. We call it Avec. It's available now!

@jnnnthnn They should add that to Claude Code when he finishes his task

at this point i think the right move for these would be to straight up show random numbers in random order