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We spend a lot of time building on the canvas. We write a lot about it, too. In the thread below, a few recent pieces from the archives on AI, agents, and spatial software:

tldraw

@tldraw.com

22 Sept

About giving an AI agent a way to actually show its thinking instead of just describing it, by Steve Ruiz. tldraw.dev/blog/text-i...

tldraw.devText is not enoughThe tldraw SDK provides tools, services, and APIs to build beautiful whiteboards and infinite canvas applications with real-time collaboration and a powerful React-based canvas.

tldraw

@tldraw.com

22 Sept

"The blue rectangle. Top left. No, the other one." About giving an agent a way to point instead of describing, by Tim Gilboy, Head of Product at tldraw. tldraw.dev/blog/agents...

tldraw.devAgents can’t pointAgents aren't good at deictics. But we humans use them all the time when working together. Tim Gilboy explores if comments could be a solution.

tldraw

@tldraw.com

A collection of tools and experiments built with tldraw offline, the local whiteboard for you and your agents. Download and remix them with a coding agent. tldraw.dev/blog/buildi...

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tldraw

@tldraw.com

22 Sept

About a trick borrowed from 3D game animation – skeletal rigging and skinning – that makes ordinary scribbles bend and walk with no keyframes, by Professor Daniel Lefcourt. tldraw.dev/blog/doodli...

tldraw

@tldraw.com

22 Sept

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