Laura Entis is a staff writer at Every.
When expensive experimentation is worth it and when to rein in your tokenmaxxing
Plus, the AI tell that’s exploded in company documents, a skill for creating product videos, and comics
Plus, how Every’s head of growth stays focused and some aggressively casual language
Plus: The ‘Mini Shai-Hulud’ breach, a small step to eliminating AI-isms, and how we define ‘agent’
Plus: Permission to skip model-migration anxiety, why being an early adopter is overrated, and the importance of curiosity in an AI-saturated world
We’re hosting two live camps for paid Every members to put the latest frontier tools to work: Fable 5 Camp this Friday, June 12, followed by
We revisit Anthropic’s newest model, Figma responds to the 'SaaSpocalypse,' and how Every’s senior designer wrangles multiple image generators
Plus, the CTO-to-IC pipeline and GPT-5.5 one week in
Why the classification model is blowing up your timeline, how to turn subjective questions into Jev checks, and the dawn of intent-based software
Plus: The end of the AI subsidy, do you actually want to talk to your agent, and how to turn customer feedback into a product queue
Plus: Why he only prompts on Ultrafast, how he builds new features, and why he believes AI will spark a new Renaissance
Plus: Trust batteries, and how many agents we’ll have in the future
Five professional writers share how they use AI, where it disappoints them, and what they still insist on doing themselves
Plus, how important are technical skills in the age of vibe coding?
Fable 5 versus all other models, a Fable prompt starter pack, and an inside look at Apple’s developer conference
Why we’re building personal benchmarks for every employee, and how to start testing AI against your standards
The case against LLMs, and new words for our AI age
Spiral 4.0 introduces a new style engine, why enterprise roadmaps are hard, and a workflow for making your coding agent more efficient
Plus: Granola’s founder on why starting a company is a 'knife fight,' AI enters the C-suite, and who we’re following on X
Plus: What to do when your coding model disappears, GitHub's COO on 14 billion agent commits, and engineers questioning their future
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