Jeremy Corman

Building AI agent harness for architecture firms (

[Jeremy Corman @JeremC]

@suraj_sharma14 Value-based pricing, yes. But against today’s alternatives. If another AI delivers the same outcome for $10, yesterday’s $1,000 in human labor is a shaky anchor. What extra value do you still bring?

[Jeremy Corman @JeremC]

@SammmAing Both. Modeled in a 3D editor (👋 @pascal) from the 2D drawings + public LiDAR, exported to JSON, then rebuilt in three.js in the browser for the scroll. The building is real, the sun position too.

[Suraj Sharma @suraj_sharma14]

Most people using AI agents are doing too much of the wrong things and too little of the right ones.

Too much:
• Human review on every line
• Rules in your global steering files
• Back-and-forth alignment on small tasks
• Effort level on easy work
• Babysitting

Too little:
• Automated checks that actually fail bad code
• Agent-on-agent review
• Letting the agent test its own work
• Throwaway prototypes
• Reading your old sessions to spot patterns
• Thinking before you type the prompt

The best AI engineers I know aren't writing better prompts.
They're building better systems around the agent.

And then they get out of its way.

[Jeremy Corman @JeremC]

@gregisenberg In vertical SaaS I’d tweak it: don’t charge for the agent, Claude and ChatGPT will own that layer. Charge for the outcome the agent can’t produce alone. For us, building permits: the file, checked against local rules, with a refund if we’re wrong. Agree?

[Jeremy Corman @JeremC]

Elon has his Roadster. In Wallonia, we've got the tech to take on the toughest planning permit procedures on the planet.

We wanted to mark the moment: 10,000 permits generated with Airplan.

Thanks to our 1,500 architecture firms for their trust!

[Jeremy Corman @JeremC]

@pascal Congratz !

[Jeremy Corman @JeremC]

Une maquette 3D générée par l’IA dans @pascal est-elle exploitable par un architecte ?

Oui, mais « ça a l’air juste » ne suffit pas.

Dans cette vidéo, je pousse la modélisation jusqu’au détail du châssis, à partir de photos et d’une fiche technique.

[Jeremy Corman @JeremC]

@aymericrabot @pascal @autodesk @j_brissonneau Trop bien !

[Jeremy Corman @JeremC]

J’ai demandé à l’IA de modéliser une maison à partir de photos.

IA et outils utilisés :
- Claude Fable 5.1 vs GPT-6 Astra
- @autodesk vs @pascal
- Airplan

C’est une piste que j’ai envie de creuser.

[Jeremy Corman @JeremC]

@pascal @autodesk @j_brissonneau @aymericrabot just asking... 👀

[Jeremy Corman @JeremC]

@pascal @autodesk @pascal is DWG export on your roadmap?

[Jeremy Corman @JeremC]

@pascal @aymericrabot @autodesk 😂😂

[Jeremy Corman @JeremC]

@pascal Thanks for sharing and let's keep building!

[Jeremy Corman @JeremC]

@aymericrabot @autodesk @pascal J'y pensais justement 😅

[Jeremy Corman @JeremC]

@bentossell 🤯

[Y Combinator @ycombinator]

YC W19's @HeartAerospace just flew the largest electric airplane ever flown.

Seven years ago, co-founder & CEO @AndersForslund1 came to YC with a 3D-printed model you could hold in your hand. Today, the aircraft has a 100-foot wingspan, weighs 25,000 pounds, and costs just $5 in electricity to get off the ground.

YC’s @gustaf visited their pilot plant in LA to learn how they built it -- and what cheap electric flight could unlock for the future of regional air travel.