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had a blast at design engineering nights ~ thank you @meetgranola! 💚
ICYMI you can watch at the link below - I talk about my creative beliefs and design philosophies ✨
Design Engineering Night is 🟢 LIVE 🟢
(in a few minutes)
Catch our first talk with @mayaisxyz here 👇
youtube.com/live/YV-gkuG9slk…
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SvelteKit 3 is out!
Better environment variable handling, better error messages and sensible breaking changes with an easy upgrade thanks to our migration script which handles many things automatically and gives you(r agent) a nice Todo list for the rest
svelte.dev/blog/sveltekit-3-…
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Bravo @mayvencraft @vercel @supabase_io 🌹
S tier food ✅️
Great venue ✅️
Cracked builders ✅️
Vercel hosted eve eves where builders built a working eve agent, an AI agent design for real-world use cases.
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For the morning crew! My newest video is on the 1970s architecture book that inspired the Sims, Wikipedia, and changed the way people think about design!
Like & Subscribe!!
youtu.be/3A7OUxer4FI?si=2HFN…
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idk what issue ppl have with supporting good software
@raycast deserves every penny tbh
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Had fun building with @vercel’s Eve agent with @mayvencraft and the Vercel crew. As always, merch is top tier.
LONDON 🇬🇧
Join us for the last leg of the @eve eves world tour, in Shoreditch tonight!
Come through with you and your agents, or build your first one alongside the @vercel team and @supabase.
Plus a limited amount of exclusive swag (it’s good) 👀
eve.dev/eves
The more software becomes “cheap” to build, the more valuable care and trust becomes.
We are entering a world where, with AI and agents, almost anyone can build almost anything. I could open an agent today, ask it to recreate some version of Linear for my team, and probably end up with something that works.
But that is no longer the whole point.
Would I want to maintain it for years? Keep adding features? Obsess over every interaction? Put in the work required to give every user the best possible experience?
Probably not.
I don’t wake up every morning to ship soulless, mediocre things, I’d rather let someone else do it.
This is what I find so remarkable about Linear.
Even for a feature announcement, they go much further than necessary. They create a 30-second film where everything has been considered: the concept, the motion, the typography, every piece of text, every transition, the sound design.
It is detailed, complex and beautiful. Not because it had to be, but because they care.
And when a team puts that much love and passion into presenting a single feature, I trust that the same level of care exists everywhere else: in the product, in the details, and in what they will still be improving years from now.
That is what makes me trust them. That is what makes me want to use their product rather than build my own version of it.
In an age of infinite software, building something will no longer be the hardest part. Caring enough to keep refining it, maintaining it and making it exceptional will be.
Everyone will be able to build. Very few will care this much.
New capabilities for Linear Loops:
• Trigger from project, initiative, cycle, and issue changes
• Edit documents automatically
• Send tailored Slack updates
🔗: linear.app/changelog/2026-09…
🥈 2nd place was a nice surprise after a very jet lagged and sleep deprived week 🥹
since last comp, I’m down 11kg in BW which means re-calibrating for a new weight class (and eventually building the strength back up)
very happy with 5/6 lifts made to wrap the 2026 comp season! 🏋🏻♀️
how cute is this concept!! thank you @RomarioLourenco for the feature ✨
Today’s word search features Maya Avendaño (@mayvencraft) — maker, community engineer at Vercel, and collector of curiosities ✨
Can you find every word? 👀
cmdfind.app/p/20260903?card=…
Maya Avendaño retweeted
well looks like we just shipped yet another thing you've all been asking for a long time
bring your subscription is now available!
use your own claude/chatgpt subscription with Raycast's UI
Maya Avendaño retweeted
102 things you can do with @raycast
1. Launch applications
2. Search for files by their name
3. Search for files by their content
4. Navigate your computer to look for files
5. Keep a history of your clipboard
6. Organise your clipboard however you like
7. Rename things you’ve copied
8. Edit the content of things you’ve copied
9. Search for GIFs
10. Search for emojis
11. Search for emojis with AI
12. Search for Slack emojis
13. Dictate from anywhere
14. Dictate in any language
15. Dictate with multiple styles
16. Keep a history of everything you’ve dictated
17. Arrange windows in 58 predefined ways
18. Create custom window management commands
19. Turn Caps Lock into a Hyper Key
20. Keep Caps Lock when tapping the key
21. Give nicknames to applications
22. Give nicknames to commands
23. Save reusable blocks of text
24. Use dynamic placeholders in reusable text
25. Turn your favourite emojis into keywords
26. Ask AI quick, throwaway questions
27. Ask AI follow-up questions
28. Take notes from anywhere
29. Take notes from your phone
30. Do simple maths
31. Do complicated maths
32. Convert between units
33. Perform date calculations
34. Calculate percentages and discounts
35. Keep a history of your calculations
36. Set up hotkeys to open applications
37. Associate a single key with a command
38. Double-tap a key to open a folder
39. Search screenshots by their content
40. Stay on top of your schedule
41. Join online meetings
42. Join meetings automatically
43. Check your appearance before joining
44. Take a selfie
45. Create Quicklinks for websites
46. Create Quicklinks for files
47. Create Quicklinks for folders
48. Create Quicklinks for app deep links
49. Start a screen recording
50. Take a screenshot
51. Annotate screenshots with CleanShot
52. Chat with the latest AI models
53. Make AI do things for you
54. Quit applications
55. Quit applications automatically
56. Force-quit applications
57. Quit all applications at once
58. Fix grammar and spelling
59. Apply a Quick Fix
60. Uninstall applications
61. Start a Focus session
62. Temporarily unfocus
63. Download thousands of Raycast extensions
64. Build an extension with Raycast AI
65. Build an extension by hand
66. Check the time at your destination
67. Check the time difference between two cities
68. Switch your display resolution
69. Convert images
70. Ask AI to convert images
71. Translate text between any languages
72. Create commands for specific language pairs
73. Quickly translate a single word
74. Copy a Finder path
75. Chat with your Hermes agent
76. Chat with OpenClaw
77. Search for fonts
78. Pick a colour
79. Convert colours to different formats
80. Sync your data between two Macs
81. Sync your data between a Mac and a PC
82. Sync your data between computers and an iPhone
83. Add tags to snippets
84. Add tags to Quicklinks
85. Keep frequently used tools in the menu bar
86. Browse your Notion workspace
87. Modify system settings
88. Practise your typing
89. Search for commands in any application
90. Pin your favourite commands
91. Create custom AI agents
92. Launch AI agents with a hotkey
93. Let AI know who you are
94. Let AI remember what you do
95. Read text from images
96. Decipher QR codes
97. Teach AI new skills
98. Extend AI’s capabilities
99. Let AI automatically choose what it needs
100. Share what you’re seeing with AI
101. Share part of your screen with AI
102. Throw confetti
🥰
I liked @noahzender’s (Selfish Websites) idea of making your personal site somewhere you’d actually want to keep coming back to, not only during job applications. Inspired by that and @mayvencraft + nownownow.com/about, I added a now page, mostly for future me to look back on
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I lately came across @aurorascharff's revamped version of next-books. I wanted to replicate the same blazing-fast feel in SvelteKit so I threw this fun little demo together: sveltekit-books!
Built on SvelteKit 3 + Svelte 5, using hover-preload for navigations that feel instant
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September daily follow recommendation #6. Follow @mayvencraft for all kinds of weird and wonderful whimsical website, tech and design stuff.
I'm recommending someone to follow every day this month.




























