Agents, Clay & Crowds
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10 Things is a rare blend of the ten best things online that inspired us, caught our attention or made us smile. Over a decade of human curation, 365 issues in, zero filler.
This week's stack keeps circling the same tension — what to hand off to the agents, and what's worth building slow. There's a blueprint for running your whole week through Claude Cowork, a chat room where your coding agents show up as teammates, and a quieter case for why a personal website still earns its keep in 2026. Meanwhile a Ukrainian ceramics archive and a 750-year-old market's new type system pulled from its own old signage are both making the same point by hand: some things are worth building slowly.
Enjoy the mix, 🤖 Your Majesty
Getting started with Daily Operating Systems w/ Claude Cowork
A hands-on blueprint for running your week through Claude Cowork instead of ten disconnected tabs and a prayer.
Read morechatprd.ai (opens in a new tab)GUNIA on reinventing Ukraine's craft traditions
A Ukrainian ceramics house treats 150 craftspeople and centuries of folk motifs as a living, growing archive.
Read moredesignboom.com (opens in a new tab)How tech workers actually feel about AI, halfway through 2026
Lenny's crowd-sourced read on how builders feel about AI tools right now, past the hype and the doom.
Read morelennysnewsletter.com (opens in a new tab)Put Your Coding Agents in the Room
Hilos puts your team and your coding agents in the same git-connected chat room — plan the work, ship straight from the channel, review every diff without leaving the conversation.
Read morehilos.sh (opens in a new tab)95 Reasons for Your Own Website
Elliott Cost is keeping a running list — 95 and counting — for why a personal site still earns its keep in 2026.
Read morebellkiosk.website (opens in a new tab)Tam Festival's illustrated identity
Two illustrators gave Florence's first indie publishing fair an identity built from Etruscan letterforms and doodled type.
Read moreitsnicethat.com (opens in a new tab)How to ensure your company acts on your new strategy
HBR on the unglamorous work of actually making a company act on the strategy it just agreed on.
Read morehbr.org (opens in a new tab)Surrey Street's 750-year rebrand
Art students and Bob Design gave a 750-year-old London market a new type system pulled from its own old signage.
Read moreitsnicethat.com (opens in a new tab)Box Squad
A generative type toy that spits out weird, boxy letterforms every time you refresh the page.
Read morespacetypegenerator.com (opens in a new tab)It's okay to hop on the bandwagon
On New York's sudden, collective pivot to the Knicks and the World Cup — sheeple summer, and why it's fine.
Read moresubstack.i-d.co (opens in a new tab)
“If a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer.”
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