Agents, Clay & Crowds
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10 Things is een zeldzame mix van de tien beste dingen online die ons inspireerden, opvielen of aan het lachen maakten. Al meer dan tien jaar met de hand samengesteld, 366 edities verder en zonder opvulling.
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
- AI & technologie
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 (opent in een nieuw tabblad) - Kunst & creativiteit
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 (opent in een nieuw tabblad) - AI & technologie
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 (opent in een nieuw tabblad) - AI & technologie
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 (opent in een nieuw tabblad) - Design & UX
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 (opent in een nieuw tabblad) - Merken & reclame
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 (opent in een nieuw tabblad) - Werk & leiderschap
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 (opent in een nieuw tabblad) - Merken & reclame
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 (opent in een nieuw tabblad) - Design & UX
Box Squad
A generative type toy that spits out weird, boxy letterforms every time you refresh the page.
Read morespacetypegenerator.com (opent in een nieuw tabblad) - Cultuur & internet
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 (opent in een nieuw tabblad)
“If a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer.”
Over 10 Things
Om de week deelt de studio van Your Majesty de tien beste artikelen, podcasts, video’s en websites die we tegenkwamen in design, technologie en cultuur. Gemaakt door Your Majesty, onderdeel van Infinum.