This is just one example of how you can automate your creative work, and how I work as the only designer at a tech company.
I edited this video in Premiere by just talking and describing to my terminal.
(I am not a videographer, but I have ENOUGH experience in Premiere and AE to hate them all :d)
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Concrete frame, glass block infill, diagonal beams holding up the balconies.
Raimund Abraham, Friedrichstraße 32/33, Berlin (IBA 1987).
from my archive
And bonus, I saw that @ilkercnklgl built an editor for his professional production work that works compatibly with DaVinci. Definitely a game changer...
Hiç kodlama bilmeden 4 haftada yazdığım program Katır 1.0 Davinci Resolve için Akıllı Post Production! Flu'da işlerimizi 4 kat hızlandırdı! Yaşasın yeni dünya!
This is what I mean when I talk about design automation:
First, do the work through prompts.
Then capture the process, extract the repeatable decisions, and turn them into a system your agents can use on the next project.
My new hobby is not paying for any app if it is possible in one shot.
I looked for all feed editors, and they start from 10 dolar monthly prices. So I just prompted one for myself and added a Twitter image preview as a bonus.
>>>https://t.co/WxacTyKHpS
w Codex again.
Since January, I've been using @figma x @claudeai workflow in my daily design practice (also testing/reporting its limits).
The other day, I watched @stephenhaney’s interview and, for the first time, started to consider using @paper.
Plus, this week I joined the great shift and moved to @OpenAIDevs.
And now I’m using Codex x Paper
My stress level dropped.
My recovery peaked at 97%…
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