Today I learned about...
ai

TIL about skills.sh; it’s an open agent skills ecosystem!

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TIL about the Impeccable skills; a design fluency for our AI harnesses! Let’s see how she goes.

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TIL about Stitch, an AI-powered tool that helps application developers (like me 😎) build pretty high-quality UIs that we can then export to Figma.

I’m using it right now to help me build out a UI for a course platform for our jiu-jitsu school.

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TIL about dyad, a free and open source alternative to things like V0, Lovable, and Bolt. If you don’t know what these tools are, they’re basically AI powered web app builders that allow people to create apps with natural language.

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TIL about Resume Matcher, a full stack web app, that you have to run locally, that will reveal your resumes compatibility score and crucial keywords 😎.

It’s still in active development, and to be honest, I had to do a little finagling to get it to work locally, but I’m really excited to see how it evolves. With the resumes I’ve used and job descriptions I’ve uploaded, I think the original scores that I got were pretty good but the updates the app suggested, like adding numerical data and percentages, definitely would have improved the overall appeal of my resume.

TIL about bolt.new, an AI-powered web agent that lets you deploy apps via Stackblitz. It’s a pretty sick way to throw up a demo of a new app to illustrate a concept.

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TIL about Perplexity AI! It’s pretty slick and useful for web development and research 😊.

My coworker told me about AgentGPT. It’ll be super helpful with things like Code Assistance and Email and Communication.