this is fundamental to how @ref_tools works! although we call this artifact a "ref" you spend time refining your spec, dispatch a team of agents who implement and update progress also some nice perks are its all over mcp so works with whatever agent you use and each ref is a web doc (supporting mixed md and html) and shareable with your team

After 1.5 years solo, @ref_tools has a second person. @suvir_ was my second hire at Figma, and getting to work with him again feels like a gift. Phenomenal engineer, one of the most thoughtful people I know, exactly who you want shaping a company's culture from day one. So glad he's here.

I don't care if everyone knows, I like building landing pages. I just shipped a new one for @ref_tools, check it out: ref.tools There's something about spending the time finding just the right word for how you explain an idea that's really really satisfying. Also I totally ripped off Cursor with the interactive landing page thing. BUT in my defense all the components were stateless so reusing them and with stub data felt waaay easier than being the puppet-master to make a gif or video or something. 🤷

Excited to have @ref_tools founder Matt Dailey speaking at AI in Production on May 6. His talk: "What won't change?" Everyone's worried AI will replace junior engineers. Matt thinks the opposite, and he's bringing the blueprint. May 6, Inngest HQ SF. Link in thread ↓