Build-in-public, on video.
Short video demos and walkthroughs from the agentic vibe-coding loop: PM agents in Warp, Cursor + AI extensions, v0 deploys, iOS MVPs, and the failures worth keeping. Each piece pairs a video with the lean write-up that goes with it.
Building Apps from PRD Tasks Automatically
In the last video, we used Warp, an MCP server, and Linear to generate a PRD and backlog for Metaprod. Then we started building from those tasks while keeping the agent on a tight leash.
Metaprod: Spin Up a Product Manager Agent in Warp
A demo of product-management automation inside a development workflow, showing how a focused agent can help shape product work before implementation.
How to Vibe a PM Agent
With one lean prompt, Warp generated a PRD, epics, tasks, acceptance criteria, and definition of done for a weather-app project.
Creating a Raycast productivity extension with Cursor + AI
A small Point-to-Point Raycast extension used to turn a repeated file-handling workflow into a shippable utility.
When prompting goes wrong... and what we can learn.
A cautionary AI note about inaccurate prompting, messy outputs, and what those failures reveal about better product practice.
Context Engineering: Bootstrapping AI coding agents
How structured project context turns vague coding-agent prompts into something closer to a usable product blueprint.
Vibing with V0: A deployed Subscriptions management app in <5 minutes.
A quick test of using v0 to turn a subscription-management app idea into deployed, reviewable software.
Vibe-coding an iOS App MVP in less than 10 minutes.
A short Xcode and Cursor demo exploring how quickly a UX Flashcards app can move from intent to working mobile prototype.
Vibe-coding is the future of product design (for now)
A field note on AI-assisted product development, what it unlocks, and where product-design judgment still matters.
Studio is the demo and video layer — short evidence of agentic product work in motion. Articles and longer point-of-view writing live in Thoughts; shaped products and systems live in Product Labs.