Bring AI into your design process without losing creative control, consistency, or quality. A read for builders, PMs, and anyone who refuses to ship without thinking.
This hub is part of Builder Track 3, for people wanting to bring AI into design process without compromising on creative control. It’s about using AI to extend your craft, not design for you.
A curated set of prompts used in real product work. A read for builders, PMs, and anyone who refuses to ship without thinking.
This hub is part of Builder Track 2, for people who want to turn ideas into real, trustworthy products.
Everything here is hands-on, battle-tested, and built for people shipping with AI in the real world.
Complete vibecoding series 2026 - the most comprehensive collection of vibecoding, speccoding, and AI-assisted development resources on Substack. A read for builders, PMs, and anyone who refuses to ship without thinking.
Most AI building guides teach you to generate output. This one focuses on how to ship things you can stand behind.
This hub is part of Builder Track 2, for people who want to turn ideas into real, trustworthy products.
You’ll learn how to go from vague intent to shipped features people actually use—and can rely on. You don’t need to be an ML engineer. You need curiosity, judgment, and the willingness to build in public and learn fast.
Structured learning paths to help you apply AI with purpose—whether you're building workflows, designing systems, or launching products you can trust. A read for builders, PMs, and anyone who refuses to ship without thinking.
These curated paths help evolve your AI muscle and shift you from “trying tools” to owning systems, so you can use AI on your terms.
They’re built for people who want AI to be useful, sustainable, and in service oftheirgoals.
You don’t have to master everything at once. Pick the path that fits your ambition, then let the rest of your work follow.
AI Product Manager turning everyone into AI builders. I help you design, build and test your product, and feature it on StackShelf.app. I connect you with a supportive 10K+ community building and learning in public. A read for builders, PMs, and anyone who refuses to ship without thinking.
Google used to treat alt text like a metadata field. A label for crawlers. We’d type “productivity-chart.png,” maybe throw a keyword in, and move on.
That’s not how it works anymore.
AI Overviews and multimodal search engines like Gemini don’t justreadour alt text, they parse it as a semantic unit. They extract meaning, map entities, and decide whether your image deserves to show up as a standalone answer snippet.
A gift for this community, and what happens when building outpaces writing. A read for builders, PMs, and anyone who refuses to ship without thinking.
33 minutes.
That’s how long it took me to build a full-stack web app with a database, animations, and confetti.
This post: past 60 minutes and I’m still typing.
Build with AI. Bend it to your needs. A collaborative hub recognized by the tech community. A read for builders, PMs, and anyone who refuses to ship without thinking.
Last updated: 23 February 2026.
Here’s what keeps showing up in my inbox, comments, and DMs: people are scared. Not of AI itself, but of becoming irrelevant because of it.
Product managers, writers, teachers, designers. Knowledge workers.
Perplexity Computer explained: 19+ frontier models, unified with files, tools, memory, and multi-agent workflows in a single system. A practical guide to why it's novel and how to use it. A read for builders, PMs, and anyone who refuses to ship without thinking.
I was about to go to sleep when I saw this:
Regular readers have seen me gush about Perplexity more than once. Or twice.
I went all-in on Comet from day one, and I have a feeling Computer is about to earn the same loyalty.
Why building with AI is critical for AI literacy
https://open.substack.com/pub/karozieminski/p/critical-ai-literacy-product-thinking
Originally published on: https://karozieminski.substack.com/p/built-valentines-app-replit-33-minutes-vibe-coding
A full-stack React + TypeScript app with a PostgreSQL database, animations, and confetti -- built in 33 minutes with Replit. The writing took longer than the building. Here's what that tells you about where vibe coding is in 2026.
33 minutes.