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D 4 · C 4 · P 4 · Cm 3 3.85
Q Like it's, what happens when I click there?
A Yes. So you have access to, right now we have 63 skills, but I'm adding more every day. So for example, you have a skill for skeuomorphic design. For those who don't know skeuomorphic design is kind of like the, the realistic design that Apple used to use before the flat design. And it's a prompt. It's just a prompt. And you can copy this prompt and you can just tell your agent to use, uh, you know, to use this skill. And then to apply that. So for example, you're going to have something a little bit more embossing, you know, something like, like, uh, this design, for example, you know, it has some of these, you know, shading and stuff like that. A lot of people still love that. I love that when it makes sense. So for example, if you do like a DJ app, you might want something with a little bit more realistic. You want a button that is lickable as Steve Jobs says. Well, yeah, you need a skewmorphic design, right? And we also have a skill for, Uh, you know, for the So, you know, this, this little globe here that you put, well, that's three D and then you can move that on top of the text, which makes it look really nice. So a lot of like every skill can be anything, you know, it can be like a batch design, uh, like this one, and you can have, uh, you know, all of these are also copyable. So for example, if you only want just the colors, you can just copy the colors or just want th…
AI assessment note: “So you have access to, right now we have 63 skills”
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D 4 · C 4 · P 3 · Cm 3 3.60
Q really good. And I want to end just with, you know, what, what, you know, in terms of building beautiful products, You know, we talked about DesignMD, we talked about skills, we talked about a lot of these other tools, Variant, Aura, um, some of the new tools you're working on. Is there anything else you want to leave people with in terms of how you can create jaw-dropping designs?
A Yeah, so like I said, your only moat is you being able to catch up with what is going on, because if you look at everything that is legacy, that is already solved with all of these big companies that have millions and nowadays hundreds of millions in the bank to tackle on these big things. So as people who are starting new ideas, the only moat that we have right now is just, we can, you know, just click a button and we can say, We, you know, we found this new model. It literally, uh, cooked all the designers and whatnot. Uh, it's funny. I know, I know we all hate it, and it becomes a meme, but at the same time, it, it reflects the reality in which we are today, which is that, that's how we survive as a space sheet, right? We cannot compete anymore with the big companies, and we have so many ideas in our head, and we can finally realize them with just a few prompts. At least to get to an MVP. And that is usually, ah, good enough to launch a product. And there's just so many ideas because of it. So for example, design.md just came out, and I already built like a bunch of features. And I could totally build a startup out of that if I wanted to, right? Uh, QA, right? Uh, design, uh, memory. Uh, this is what's solved a lot by, by open cloud nowadays is when, when the idea is like, it has the whole memory inside your disc, inside your computer, uh, you know, reusable taste marketplac…
AI assessment note: “I want to leave with one final thing, which is that, Taste is the real value”
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D 2 · C 3 · P 3 · Cm 2 2.55
Q A hundred percent. So what, you know, you mentioned, uh, you know, cloud design, you mentioned, you know, all these different platforms, you know, we're talking about Google. So Google stitch is another one. Like, can you show us how we can, how we can go from, you know, MD file plus HTML to creating something?
A Sure. Uh, first of all, I just want to start with sort of like, you know, getting the MD file, but also focusing on the design aspect. For me, it's really important, but not everyone's going to do that, but I think it makes sense to start with that. So for example, you know, I don't know if you know Varian. Varian is also very good. Varian.com. Uh, you know, I like tools like this because they allow me to Get into the sort of, ah, ah, creative stage, which I think is incredibly important. And essentially what you want to do is just to remix, you know, click one button, remix, click one button, remix, you find something that you like, you remix, and so on and so forth. So that's why, you know, for me, as someone who built Aura, I also find it incredibly enticing. So, I go to community, right, and I find something that I like, and, ah, you know, I just, I just remix it. Uh, really quickly. In one click, I, I have a bunch of skills. Like I mentioned before, skills are like ingredients. And, you know, if you go to, to, to some of these skills, you're gonna see that some of them are so, so powerful. And this is your moat in design, because you don't want to look generic. You don't want to have purple gradients. So the only way to do that is, for example, you, you create a skill for lasers. Ok, so, I know it sounds funny, but whenever I create a landing page with lasers, everyone cli…
AI assessment note: “getting the MD file, but also focusing on the design aspect.”
