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Mobbin started from tldraw’s canvas and added custom shapes and logic to fit how its content and ML teams work. Here’s how three engineers shipped two internal tools in less than three months: tldraw.dev/blog/mobbin
Right-click anywhere on the canvas on tldraw.com and choose 'comment' to start one where you are. Right-click a shape and the comment pins to it, no tool switching first.
If click away from a comment you were still writing on tldraw.com, the box used to jump to wherever you clicked. It now closes, drops you back on select, and keeps your draft for later.
Coding agents generally are built for a chat log. Working with them on a canvas is a different problem: they need to see what’s there, where it is, and what’s off-screen. @max__drake wrote up how we’ve been building the harness that gives them that context: tldraw.dev/blog/harnes...
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...
"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...
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...
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...
In tldraw.com, stacking shapes more consistently preserves the relative positioning of shapes connected with arrows.
All are welcome, especially if you like sketching things, animating things, or want to see the canvas do more than you'd expect. Join us → luma.com/tldraw-u8eb