MAG

Professional Card Grading in Malaysia

[MAG @mag_grading]

We'll be at MFTCS Trading Card Show this Fri–Sun — IOI City Mall, Putrajaya. Aug 21–23, 10AM–8PM.

Bring your cards. We're accepting submissions on-site.

https://t.co/pTqIytCETi

[MAG @mag_grading]

Pokémon TCG illustrator Haru Akasaka (@Haru_Akasaka) stopped by MAG booth S41 at LahLahLand yesterday. Thank you for visiting, Haru. Haru is a guest of the CardsLAH Card Party this weekend.

[MAG @mag_grading]

Before you buy a MAG slab, check its cert. About 10 seconds: enter the cert number on our verify page (link in bio), then compare the page's photos and subgrades with the slab in your hand. Example: MAG-00011288

[MAG @mag_grading]

Pack a submission in this order: penny sleeve, then Card Saver. Not a top loader. Card Saver = semi-rigid holder. Don't clean the card; leave the surface as it is. Packing guide on our blog: link in bio.

[MAG @mag_grading]

One Piece 3on3 Regionals at Hextar World, Empire City, PJ today. Good luck to everyone playing. Protect promos and prize cards: penny sleeve, then a Card Saver (semi-rigid holder).

[MAG @mag_grading]

“Japanese size” sleeves don't fit Japanese Pokémon cards. Every Pokémon card is 63.5 × 88.9 mm; “Japanese size” is for smaller cards such as Yu-Gi-Oh!. Storage guide on our blog: link in bio.

[ClaudeDevs @ClaudeDevs]

Claude can now help you build evaluations and hillclimb on them.

In this article, we share guidance on eval design & skills that Claude Code can use to improve your applications.

https://t.co/PgKFC2DWth

[Cambree Bernkopf @cambreedesigns]

made this sick portfolio to show off @batchmerch 's work. only 3 prompts with opus 5.5

[MAG @mag_grading]

That's a wrap on Fur Joux TCG, Tasek Central, JB. Three days of slabs, cards and good conversations. Thank you to everyone who stopped by the MAG booth.

Registered cards at the booth? They're heading to KL for grading; track them on your account page.

[MAG @mag_grading]

Day 2 at Fur Joux TCG, Tasek Central, JB: slabs up close, collectors, and a lot of good conversations at the MAG booth. Thank you to everyone who stopped by.

Every graded card comes with a certificate anyone can check. Submit online anytime: link in bio.

[MAG @mag_grading]

Final day at Fur Joux TCG: bring your cards to the MAG booth; our team registers them on the spot. No grade happens at the booth.

RM79 per card plus a separate 4% platform fee.

Every graded card comes back with a certificate anyone can check →

[MAG @mag_grading]

Four MAG-owned MAG 10 · GEM MINT slabs on auction at our eBay store (mag_grading): Jirachi ex, Umbreon ex, Mew ex, Pikachu ex. Ending Mon 28 Sep, 10:00–10:10am MYT. Bid counts shown are a Fri 25 Sep snapshot; live bids on our site, link in bio.

[MAG @mag_grading]

Introducing the MAG eBay store (mag_grading): MAG-owned slabs, each with a public cert. First two ending: Charizard 137/103 MAG 10 · GEM MINT (Sat 10:20am MYT), Lugia 142/103 MAG 10 · GEM MINT (Sun 10:04am MYT). Live bids on our site, link in bio.

[MAG @mag_grading]

Fri 25–Sun 27 Sep, 11am–8pm: bring your cards to the MAG booth at Fur Joux TCG, Level 5, Tasek Central. @furjouxtcg

Our team registers them on the spot. No grade happens at the booth.

RM79 per card plus a separate 4% platform fee. Certificate check: link in bio.

[MAG @mag_grading]

Tomorrow, doors 11am at Fur Joux TCG: bring your cards to the MAG booth; our team registers them on the spot. No grade happens at the booth.

RM79 per card plus a separate 4% platform fee.

Every graded card comes back with a certificate anyone can check →

[MAG @mag_grading]

JB: bring your cards to the MAG booth at Fur Joux TCG, Tasek Central, 25–27 Sep. We register them on the spot. No grade happens at the booth.

RM79 per card plus a separate 4% platform fee.

Every graded card comes back with a certificate anyone can check →

[MAG @mag_grading]

MAG now has a counter in the north.

Northern Collectibles, Sungai Petani, is an official MAG authorized dealer — hand cards in instead of posting them.

RM79 per card plus a separate 4% platform fee. Human grading, ~4 weeks from KL intake, a cert anyone can check.

Link in bio.

[Breeje Anadkat @BreejeAnadkat]

We’ve been making some really good mobile apps lately.

[Harshil Tomar @Hartdrawss]

How we design the perfect IOS mobile app :

> Inter Tight runs throughout the interface, with a 26px greeting, 22px titles, 18-19px section headings, 14-16px body copy and 12-13px labels.

> Headings use -0.7px to -0.9px letter spacing, which makes large text feel tighter and more intentional without hurting readability.

> Every color is controlled through CSS variables for text, cards, buttons, inner surfaces, tracks and rings, so light and dark mode can share the same component structure.

> The primary accent is #3866D6, while charts and contribution grids use a 4-5 step ramp from the muted track color to deep blue.

> Cards have zero visible borders. An inset highlight, soft drop shadow and subtle 1px ring create separation while keeping the surfaces clean.

> Radius follows a clear hierarchy: 54px for the device frame, 18-22px for cards, 8-14px for chips and rows, then 50% for circular icon buttons.

> Spacing stays dense and predictable with 26px page margins, 16-22px between card groups and 8-12px inside components.

Once these rules are locked, the same system can power your product end to end

Literally everything from UI, App Store screenshots, landing page and paid creatives.

[Meng To @MengTo]

It’s incredible how far you can push the UI with Fable 5.1.

This is an interactive children's book that reads the story aloud, uses layered 3D illustrations, and animates every word.

Fable created the concept and story from scratch based on a prompt. You can reuse the result as a template for more children's books, then have Fable voice, animate, and illustrate each one.

[Shann³ @shannholmberg]

we got GPT-6 Astra, here are the first 3 things to run with it

GPT-6 Astra scored 32% higher than Fable 5.1, so its officially the best model out there

here are the 3 most important things you can do right away:

1. review how you work

give Astra your session and project history across Claude, Codex, Hermes and any other agent you use

ask it to find:

> prompts you repeat across sessions
> manual steps that should become scripts or integrations
> repeatable workflows that should become skills
> corrections that belong in project instructions
> scheduled work that should become cron jobs
> files or steps where sessions repeatedly stop

2. audit your second brain

let it inspect how knowledge enters, gets structured, becomes searchable and gets used by your agents

have it review:

> folder structure and data schemas
> duplicate or conflicting knowledge
> retrieval gaps
> cron jobs and ingestion workflows
> how sessions and research get saved
> files and data that you and your agents never use

3. review your evergreen projects

send it your most important projects, especially the ones earlier models could not get working properly

have Astra inspect the project files, run the existing tests, trace failed workflows and write a prioritized plan with the files to change and the checks each change must pass

write every approved improvement back into the project, skill library or company brain

use Astra for planning and review, then hand the defined execution plan to cheaper models