Product designer, tool-maker. design staff intern @usecorgi. Open to cool design roles, DMs are open :) 22 he/him | UCSD HCI Grad
San Francisco, CA
Joined September 2019
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Saw a peek of this @ Designers + Machines last month! Excited to try it out :)
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New sideproject of mine :)
Introducing Nyte
Everyone wants to build their own agent harness. I think that's the wrong direction. So I built Nyte as the foundation. It extends and can be built upon to make whatever you want
nyte.sh
You'll hate the choices I made, but here are things I made with nyte ↓
So unserious
Clearly just soliciting a bunch of work and opinions from many designers, then taking all the feedback to make the product “better” and hire no one
Don’t fall for it!
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Got a glimpse of this last week and it’s exciting to see the industry slowly start to shift from “everyone can make software” to address “WHY should everyone make software?”
Introducing Wabi 2.0: a new kind of messenger that makes apps and gets things done for you and your friends.
We’re building the OS for the agentic era - software that adapts to your life, gets things done, and makes more room for the people and things that matter.
Invite-only to start. Download Wabi to get on the waitlist. First come, first served.
Designers + Machines was a real treat last night - so many meaningful, thoughtful, and even fever-dreamish things were shared!!!
Cheers to @micka_design @_chloeyan @maayanalbert @alex_ivanovskii @manandua @aibek_design for the inspiring demos
thx @ben_issen & looking forward to the next one :)
GPT-6 might be the first model that actually understands good content hierarchy. Actual hierarchy wise (spacing, color, containers, etc) though...
some news: I recently started an internship with @UseCorgi as a Member of Design Staff!
As more execution and thinking gets offloaded to AI, advocacy becomes essential. So I've been putting care into scalable patterns, re-thinking system logic, and crafting joyful moments.
thx @leoyilufu!
When all you have is git commands and a neverending sidebar of yapping agents, you're not designing, you're babysitting. Unopinionated, traceable iteration is key to design practice, and current tooling disincentivizes it.
In my spare time, I've passionately been building a product to tackle this problem space.
I’m excited to finally release it in beta. DM me any feedback or suggestions :)
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