You won't believe but Fable 5 one shotted this ❤️🔥
It's an infinite physically rolling paper strip that prints an endless images in its wake built in @threejs entirely.
I had seen this concept on Pinterest and thought, "This would be incredible if it were real." and gave that idea to Claude, and within minutes I had this.
It's so so easy to bring ideas to life using AI these days.
Live: https://t.co/BplVcZPdaF
Code: https://t.co/PDPUcFHU59
Open to interpretation of course, but for a long while what I’ve been doing is creating a clear set of prompts that trigger deep research loops periodically.I think most of us are still underutilizing the deep research function. For me, research loops have easily been the best use case so far, way more valuable than one-shot prompting.
One of my favorite daily Hermes use cases:
It starts the day by researching potential leads for my business, checks them against a persistent ledger so it doesn’t repeat itself, scores them, and sends me a short lead list with customized outreach angles.
Based on my feedback on the leads it brings, it also improves over time.
Overall setup was pretty easy and it’s been quite reliable.
Next step: improving the custom outreach side.
After weeks of building, Carte AI is live: https://t.co/1CIwNSS011
I wanted a tool that treats a menu like the room. Designed, voiced, intentional. Most restaurant menus today are Word docs someone screenshotted onto a QR builder. Most "AI menu generators" hand you a one-shot PDF and call it done.
Carte is the design-partner version. You sit with the agent like a designer, chat-refine, comment on a specific dish, undo any turn, restore wild ideas. When the menu is right, one publish freezes a permanent edition: a hosted mobile page, a branded QR card, and a print-ready PDF, all rendered from the same source. Each edition lives on its own URL forever. The QR you print today still resolves in five years.
Five hand-designed templates Classic, French Cotton, Italian Linen, Japanese Washi, Ottoman Parchment each with codified typography and voice. A kaiseki menu shouldn't read like a brasserie.
Free to draft as long as you want. $4.99 when you publish. No subscription.
The same product serves a restaurant chain and a single dinner party for six.
If you try it, I'd love your feedback. 🍽️
Wavespeed for GPU (Photo AI + Interior AI)
Cloudflare for R2 storage and domain renewal
xAI for LLM AI API for all my sites
Backblaze for backups
Hetzner for VPS
Scrapingbee for scraping (mostly for Hotelist)
Google Cloud (also for Hotelist)
NameCheap (for like 4 domains left that I can't transfer into CF)
Wavespeed for GPU (Photo AI + Interior AI)
Cloudflare for R2 storage and domain renewal
xAI for LLM AI API for all my sites
Backblaze for backups
Hetzner for VPS
Scrapingbee for scraping (mostly for Hotelist)
Google Cloud (also for Hotelist)
NameCheap (for like 4 domains left that I can't transfer into CF)
AI didn't kill software engineering. It killed the fantasy that you don't need any.
The engineers who ship are still engineers. The ones who thought vibe coding was a substitute are not.
The hangover is real. The death was exaggerated.