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Cha Khan · From the talk “It Just Keeps Getting Faster”, 19 Oct 2026

What I use every day to build with AI agents, in the order a piece of work goes.

Start hereELI5Any topic as a picture explainer. Install it first, then let it explain the rest of this list to you.Open →

  1. Talk to your agent

    Wispr FlowEnkeon

  2. Agree on what to build

    Grill MeHow to be more ambitiousHTML, not Markdown

  3. Build it right

    pstackHTML, not Markdown

  4. Make it look good

    taste-skillImpeccablediagram-designAnatomy

  5. See the work

    HTML, not MarkdownELI5Start hereLavishi-have-adhdAXIagent-browser

  6. Ship it safely

    no-mistakes

  7. Run many agents

    firstmateT3 Codeherdr

What I find most useful

Voice to text

I talk to my agent instead of typing. I say it messy and the agent sorts it out. It is faster, and I give much more context.

HTML, not Markdown

I ask for HTML pages instead of walls of text. I can see a plan, a diagram or a review at a glance, and click through it.

Or hand it to your agent

It installs ELI5, looks at the work you do, and makes you an ELI5 page on the tools that fit it.

Read resources.md. Install ELI5 from it right away. Then look at how I have been working and the work I have been doing, and pick the resources that would be most useful and relevant to me. Use /eli5 to make one ELI5 page that walks me through them: what each one does for me, why it fits my work, and the first thing to try. Ask before you install anything else.
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