Michael Bergin

Excited to share some of our progress, defining the state of the art in generative AI for building design and construction. Our building design agent orchestrates a one-shot translation from any sketch or floor plan image to a robust 3D model, cost estimates, documents, and more

@felixrieseberg This is the best result I have seen from this workflow - are you able to share the chat?

I'm moving and found a fun little use for Claude Cowork: Hand it a floorplan and ask it create a 3D planner. The attached demo (not my real place) was a one-shot. I also had it find all the email receipts for furniture I got over the last few years and put in matching models. Yesterday, I asked it to add a game mode so I can walk through different versions of my new place. The future is SO FUN

@trq212 @swyx Ship it!

HTML is the new markdown. I've stopped writing markdown files for almost everything and switched to using Claude Code to generate HTML for me. This is why.

@chr1sa claude —teleport <session-id>

You know you're in the Bay Area when there are cracked-open laptops outside the bathroom running agents

@Andrew_Blumson @threejs @Replit 24 hour CAD is an excellent benchmark for geometric reasoning with frontier models. For a first timer, this is pretty, pretty good.

I'm open sourcing my @Replit CAD build. kineticad.replit.app github.com/AndrewBlumson/… Full disclosure, I built this for the Replit 10 year anniversary and it is well above my pay-grade. Not in terms of the build itself, the fact I attempted to build something that I have no idea whatsoever who to use. Therefore I have built the whole thing blind. This was done because Andrew Verrilli from Replit GTM (drop him a message if you're an Enterprise looking to start using Replit) had said it would be cool to have CAD in a browser. I like a challenge. This was one of 7 new builds that me and my brother Kevin Blumson did in 24-hours, plus I updated around four legacy apps and Kevin build around four personal small apps too. I'm not claiming this is perfect, but I think it may have value to people and I'm hoping someone far more technical with CAD, bearing in mind I don't even know what CAD stands for, will be able to do something useful with this. Using browser DevTools, I have tested thoroughly as I have built, as that was the only way I could. I hope it lands in good hands and can be developed and maybe actually be used by people for FREE. Replit gave me free credits for 24-hours, I've given my Jetpack Harrier game and this back for free also. jetpack-harrier-2.replit.app The following post to this will detail what Claude has said about the build and where I am up to. @threejs

@bcherny ty for the Max 20x and doubled rate limits. About to put what I’ve learned on managed agents to use and dig into dreaming to teach our agents how to design better homes.

Thariq shared a repo for the workshop on ‘how we Claude code’ with a structured explore, plan and verify framework that I will draw on: custom interfaces for plans. He vibed up a test framework that sends back videos of e2e tests. github.com/anthropics/cwc…

Excellent day at Code with Claude. Workshops from @trq212 and many other excellent presenters. Multi-agent orchestration harnesses and interfaces are coming along smoothly. Thanks for the gifts! Kids are going to love the Cardputer

At Code with Claude event today if anyone wants to talk about buildings and ai

@threejs @mrdoob Starting from three editor basic parity is possible today with around 1k spend and well orchestrated swarm and e2e tests. Long tail of features… unlikely

In a year or two, anyone will be able to vibe-code their own Unity-like editor in an afternoon.

@jenklu12 @Joshmbivins How can I get the 200+ people discount

@Joshmbivins Someone at our company recently sent like 5 emails back and forth trying to negotiate price. Seems like they basically don't give any discounts unless you're signing up AT LEAST 200+ people lol

Anthropic sales call was goated. 15 mins. Guy shows up basically says “It is what it is, player. Here is the link to sign up.” Then bounces.

Has anyone had luck with this yet? Narrow use cases that do not get into meaningful CAD interactions / assembly modification. Excited to see that Anthropic is supporting this class of work.

@jordannoone @curtisfloras @zoodotdev Awesome, do you have an auto-complete feature?

@curtisfloras @zoodotdev I was trolling their post and everything else we do is context aware piece part design, not trying to describe a million part assembly in a prompt

Our @zoodotdev generations beating out PTC's ($30B market cap btw)

@stevibe A benchmark that still surprises me with how poor the results are, would use an excellent low-poly tree generator

GPT 5.4 vs 5.5 Tree-growing canvas test 5.5 is a completely different league. Denser canopy, varied leaf tones, real depth, animated. The gap is wild.

@tobi Fun demo of a tour through latent space, needs to merge the symbolic representation

This is the beginning of something really big

@JoshDance @bnj Exactly, normalize all UI so that all software has the same ergonomics

@bnj disagree. People don't like the UI changing on them. Apple Touchbar was a good example of that.

Getting painfully obvious that frontends in the future will be 120fps diffusion models

@willeastcott @playcanvas This is clever, when attempting similar methods in the past you would get noise that blocks the path. Anyone tried this on a splat that is less pristine?

The @playcanvas team has solved collision for 3D Gaussian splats. Install splat-transform via NPM to get a CLI tool + library that can output high quality voxel-based collision. Here you can see a splat navigated in first person mode with voxel rendering toggled on/off. 🧵

@karrisaarinen There is a similar bell curve for quality output. The distribution feels like it is shifting to the right rapidly. AI driven with elite design / engineering can yield outstanding results. Take self-driving analogy we are at lane-tracing, adaptive cruise for basic tasks.

The tools can help you. The problem I see how where this narrative usually gravitates, “design is solved, I can just prompt it”. And you can. But like with any solution it’s hard to tell if the solution is good if you don’t understand the problem. People are being sucked in to the flow of just keep prompting and the understanding what they are trying to do doesn’t develope Engineers also still think about the architecture separate from the running code.

@signulll Good *UI patterns*

good design is now universally accessible & useful, no designer required. that’s insane.