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How Every Builds a Writing Team in the Age of AI
Kate Lee has spent her career working with words—first as a literary agent, then in roles at Medium, WeWork, and Stripe. As Every’s editor in chief, she’s been the quiet force behind the newsletter for more than three years. Lately, somethi
We Made a Document Editor Where Humans and AI Work Side by Side
Every has unveiled a new product, built by CEO Dan Shipper (https://every.to/@danshipper). It's called Proof (http://proofeditor.ai), a free, open-source, live collaborative document editor built for humans and AI agents to work in together
Meet the Slowest Startup Incubator in the World—Pumping Out Billion-dollar Companies
Silicon Valley loves billion-dollar moonshots and AI darlings. Sam Gerstenzang and Dan Friedman are doing something different—they're starting medical spas and funeral homes. On this episode of AI & I, Dan Shipper sat down with Gerstenzang
Meet the Student With No Teachers, No Homework—Just AI
Depending on whom you ask, AI is either the best or worst thing that can happen to the next generation. The arguments come from educators (https://futurism.com/ai-destroying-generation-students), venture capitalists (https://pmarca.substack
OpenAI's Codex: This Model Is So Fast It Changes How You Code
OpenAI’s hottest app isn’t ChatGPT—it’s Codex. In the last few weeks alone, the Codex team shipped a desktop app, GPT-5.3 Codex (a new flagship model), and Spark, the fastest coding model I’ve ever used. Usage has grown fivefold since Janua
Inside OpenAI’s Agentic Browser, Atlas
The AI labs fighting for attention (https://fortune.com/2026/02/09/super-bowl-ads-anthropic-openai-rivalry-trash-talk-ai-agent-war/) during the Super Bowl (https://www.businessinsider.com/anthropic-skewered-openai-and-won-the-ai-super-bowl-
How We Built 'Claudie,' Our AI Project Manager (Full Walkthrough)
A few weeks ago, Natalia Quintero wouldn’t have called herself technical. But since the beginning of January, she has woken up at 6 a.m. to vibe code with Claude. The AI project manager she built saved her 14 hours a week. Getting there mea
How Andrew Wilkinson Uses Opus 4.5 in His Work and Life
EntrepreneurAndrew Wilkinson (https://x.com/awilkinson) used to sleep nine hours a night. Now he wakes up at 4 a.m. and goes straight to work—because he can’t wait to keep building with Anthropic’s latest model,Opus 4.5 (https://every.to/vi
Why Your AI Learning Projects Keep Fizzling Out
LLMs have made it absurdly easy to go deep on almost any topic. So why haven’t we all used ChatGPT to earn college degrees we wished we had majored in or pursued a niche interest, like learning how to name the trees in our neighborhood? I k
Vibe Check: Claude Cowork Is Claude Code for the Rest of Us
Anthropic just dropped Claude Cowork—essentially Claude Code for everyone, not just engineers—and we got to chat about it with a product engineer at Anthropic who helped build it. In this live Vibe Check, Dan Shipper and Kieran Klaassen exp
AI in 2026: Reid Hoffman’s Predictions on Agents, Work, and Creation
From cofounding LinkedIn to backing OpenAI early,Reid Hoffman (https://www.reidhoffman.org/) is in the habit of being right about the future, so we wanted to know what he saw coming in 2026. In histhird (https://every.to/podcast/reid-hoffma
Four Predictions for How AI Will Change Software in 2026
Tomorrow is the first day of 2026, and to give our listeners a view of the trends that’ll shape the year ahead, Dan Shipper had Every COO Brandon Gell on AI & I to discuss their predictions for what’s next. They discussed how software will
Best of the Pod: Reid Hoffman on How AI Is Answering Our Biggest Questions
Learn how to use philosophy to run your business more effectively. Reid Hoffman thinks a masters in philosophy will help you run your business better than an MBA. Reid is a founder, investor, podcaster, and author. But before he did any of
Jhana Meditation Live: How Anyone Can Achieve Super Wellbeing
We had someone guide himself toward Jhana live on our podcast. And he narrated himself from start to finish. Jhanas are meditative bliss states and they traditionally require thousands of hours of practice. But Stephen Zerfas and his team a
She Turned Her Whole Life Into Training Data—For an AI Baby
Sarah Rose Siskind is incubating two types of intelligence at once: her unborn child, and FetusGPT—an LLM trained on nothing but what she hears and says throughout the day. This includes Seinfeld episodes, YouTube videos about lemurs, eight
Why Opus 4.5 Just Became the Most Influential AI Model
The world changed last week—Opus 4.5 is the best coding model Dan has ever used. It can keep coding and coding autonomously without tripping over itself—and it marks a completely new horizon for the craft of programming. The dream is here:
Best of the Pod: Would You Shut Down Your Most Successful Product? The Arc to Dia Story
If you had millions of people using a product you spent years building, would you kill it? That’s exactly what The Browser Company did with Arc. Originally recorded in July before The Browser Company’s acquisition by software giant Atlassia
Best of the Pod: Claude Code - How Two Engineers Ship Like a Team of 15
If you’re using AI to just write code, you’re missing out. Two engineers at Every shipped six features, five bug fixes, and three infrastructure updates in one week—and they did it by designing workflows with AI agents, where each task make
Building AI Agents to Launch a Million Businesses
Henrik Werdelin wants to launch a million businesses that each make $1M—and he’s doing it with AI. After helping launch Barkbox (http://barkbox.com/) and Ro Health (https://www.getroman.com/) through his incubator Prehype (https://prehype.c
What Jason Fried Learned from 26 Years of Building Great Products
37signals makes tens of millions in profit every year but Jason Fried (https://x.com/jasonfried) isn’t all that interested in running a business. Instead, he cares most about making great products—like Basecamp (https://basecamp.com/),
How Salesforce Is Using AI to Power the Enterprise
This episode contains sponsored content in partnership with Salesforce. At Dreamforce 2025, Every CEO Dan Shipper sat down with Silvio Savarese, chief AI scientist at Salesforce, to discuss how one of the world’s largest software companies
Inside Claude Code From the Engineers Who Built It
At Every, the team credits Claude Code with transforming the way they work. They now ship to codebases they barely know, each new feature makes the next easier to build, and even non-technical teammates confidently use the terminal. To expl
Spiral: Designing an AI Ghostwriter With Taste
Good writing has always been downstream of good thinking. The average language model can help you write faster—but can it help you think better? Danny Aziz (https://x.com/DannyAziz97) wrestled with this question while building the new versi
We Taught AI to Play Games—Now It’s a $3.6 Million Company
This episode is a little different from our usual fare: It’s a conversation with our head of AI training Alex Duffy (https://every.to/@AlxAi) about Good Start Labs (https://goodstartlabs.com/), a company he incubated inside Every. Today, Go
Box CEO Aaron Levie on Why AI Agents Won’t Take Your Job
Aaron Levie is AI-pilled, but he’s one of the few CEOs who sees a future where AI agents work for us, instead of replacing us—helping us to do more than we could before. Aaron’s been the CEO of Box for 20 years–long enough to see a few tech
MCP Servers: Teaching AI to Use the Internet Like Humans
If your MCP server has dozens of tools, it’s probably built wrong. You need tools that are specific and clear for each use case—but you also can’t have too many. This creates an almost impossible tradeoff that most companies don’t know how
Cognition’s CEO on What Comes After Code
The future has a way of showing up early to some places. In software engineering, one of those places is Cognition (https://cognition.ai/)—the startup that made headlines in early 2024 with Devin (https://every.to/chain-of-thought/coding-wi
One Developer Got Thousands of Users Before His App Launched
Naveen Naidu (https://x.com/naveennaidu_m) built an app that found product-market fit backwards. Most apps launch first and then try to find users. Monologue (https://www.monologue.to/), Naveen’s AI voice dictation app that came out of beta
Claude Code Can Be Your Second Brain
Noah Brier uses Claude Code as his second brain—it’s the coolest notetaking setup we’ve ever seen. He has Claude running on a server in his basement hooked up to a VPN. It stores, reads, and writes to thousands of notes in his Obsidian vaul
This AI Makes a Video Game World in 40 Milliseconds
We had Dean Leitersdorf (https://x.com/DLeitersdorf) on the pod and he did something no guest had ever done. Mid-sentence, he transformed from a startup founder in a black t-shirt to a wizard with light shooting from his hands. Then, he w
