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Lume went out of beta on Friday. v0.1.0🚀 .
A free command center for coding agents — Claude Code, Codex, Gemini in one window.
Right now no one is using it. So for the next 30 days I'm documenting everything it takes to get the first 10 users. What works, what doesn't ,real numbers every day.
Free, open source, Windows: http://lumedesktop.in
If you run more than one agent at once — how do you keep track of them today? Genuinely asking, it shapes what I build next.
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Nice work as usual! The workflow between AI generation and UI is evolving incredibly fast. Seeing crisp layouts come together like this always gets me thinking about fresh layouts for my own web builds. Great experiment
Built a voice-first AI app in @usewonder.
The goal was simple: create something that makes people instantly think, "Damn, this feels like a real AI product."
I started with a few foundation screens, imported them into Wonder, then used Wonder Chat to expand the experience, refine the UX, and iterate much faster than I normally would.
My favorite feature has to be Shaders. It instantly made the interface feel more alive and premium. I also experimented with MCP + Codex to push the prototype further. Still learning that workflow, but it was fun to explore.
Here's a quick walkthrough of the project and how Wonder fit into my design process.
P.S. Ignore my grammar and occasional stuttering in the video. My brain renders thoughts faster than my mouth ships them. 😭
For the software Envoix I built Eddi, short for Envoix Digital Document Inspector. An interactive mascot made with Rive.
Eddi is already live on the platform and reacts to whatever users get up to. He confirms entries, cheers on uploads and speaks up when something goes wrong. He catches error pages like 404 and 505 and gives a friendly nudge when there is still something left to fill in. In short, he keeps an eye on things.
And that is only the beginning of what he can do. Next we are turning Eddi into a chatbot with AI, so he can talk to users even more directly. There is plenty more coming.
The thing that gets me every time is the speed. Everything you see here took six days of work. It still amazes me how fast you can get to a real, working result with Rive, one that looks good and runs cleanly at the same time. I am genuinely curious to see where Eddi goes next.
So cool!
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