AI Party

Personal Development Setups: Remote access devices, Tailscale, and Antonija's task management.
Advanced Prompting & AI Agents: Strategies for auditing projects, using subagents, and generating HTML reports.
Latest AI Tools & Market Trends: Framer Agents 3.0, InStatic (open-source design CMS), Fable 5.6, Sol High, and the contrasting strategies of Anthropic and OpenAI.
AI's Impact on Developer Workflow: How AI reduces computer time, the role of visual editors vs. AI for design tweaks.
Business Strategy & Data Ownership: Framer's open platform, competing with quality over lock-in, the importance of owning your data, and limitations of monolithic organizations like Microsoft.
Terminal Tools & AI Orchestration: Transitioning from Warp.dev to Supercode, managing work trees and branches, using Linear for task tracking (Vocabbie PM CLI), and cost optimization with models like DeepSeek, GLM, and Kimik A3 via Open Router.
Personal AI Assistants & Fitness: Antonija's 'Dex' agent for fitness tracking, food diaries, integration with UltraHuman Ring and Oura Ring, and Craft App, including Fable's role in fixing memory issues.
AI Quality, Subscriptions & Future Trends: Discussion on AI system prompt quality (Theo's video on 5.6 Codex), high API costs for Claude Code and Codex, and the future of software development with AI making coding cheaper (Miro example).
Cloud vs. Local Development: Antonija's preference for local development, using SSH and Tailscale for remote access to her machine.
AI-Powered QA & Product Iteration: Making Claude a 'QA beast' with Maestro for end-to-end testing, managing localization, and the development journey of the Vocabbie language learning app.
Vocabbie App: Download Antonija's language learning app, Vocabbie, on the App Store or Google Play.

Welcome to the first episode of AI Party! In this episode, Antonija announces the rebranding of Design Party to AI Party, reflecting a broader focus on AI, product making, and shipping things that matter.
Podcast Rebrand: From Design Party to AI Party.
Hosting Shift: Moving to a custom Cloudflare solution.
AI Psychosis: Discussing the overwhelming nature of AI productivity and the desire for more focused, slower work (e.g., Remarkable tablet).
Agentic Workflows: Leveraging advanced AI models like Fable for reports, then feeding them to Opus and Sonnet for refined tasks.
Critique of Design Tools: Antonija expresses dissatisfaction with Figma's lack of innovation and proposes features for a more efficient design experience.
Pencil.dev: Exploring Pencil.dev as a promising tool for integrating code and design.
The Future of AI Party: A look ahead at topics, listener engagement, and the new motto: "AI Party for makers with a taste."

- Why we both stopped calling ourselves designers
- Service design + ethnography + AI = service operations re-engineered end to end
- The Figma MCP bridge Antonija built to fix the official one's gaps
- Real talk on vibe coding: lovable.dev, Bolt, and what "spaghetti held together" actually ships
- The 3.2-jobs-per-AI-expert market and why so many roles stay open
- AI as excuse for layoffs vs companies genuinely transforming (one in five OpenAI/Anthropic employees…)
- Training the 80% from 101 → 201: prompting, context sculpting, agent vs chatbot
- Why ugly enterprise tools don't doom your portfolio anymore
- A side trip into Antonija's column OS and the interview-agent that talks to users for you

It's tough out there. Whether you're fresh out of school, switching industries, or just trying to stand out in a sea of AI-generated applications, the job hunt in 2026 will be brutal.
In this episode, Antonija sits down with ⁠⁠Sohvi Silius⁠⁠, User Insights Lead and fellow colleague, to share honest, no-fluff advice on CVs, interviews, LinkedIn, and everything in between.
What we cover:
Why the one-page CV rule is outdated
How to describe your experience without sounding like a robot
The "biggest weakness" question (and what to actually say)
Why your summer job matters less than your 10 years of competitive sports
How to network without feeling sleazy
LinkedIn: trash bin or secret weapon?
How recruiters spot AI-written applications instantly
Standing out when everyone uses the same tools
Why your grandpa had it easier (and what to do about it)
Being yourself in a professional setting (yes, jokes are allowed)
Key takeaway: It's all storytelling. Every experience, hobby, failure, and weird side project can become a case study if you frame it right.
Mentioned in this episode:
"Show Your Work" by Austin Kleon

It's tough out there. Whether you're fresh out of school, switching industries, or just trying to stand out in a sea of AI-generated applications, the job hunt in 2026 will be brutal.
In this episode, Antonija sits down with ⁠Sohvi Silius⁠, User Insights Lead and fellow colleague, to share honest, no-fluff advice on CVs, interviews, LinkedIn, and everything in between.
What we cover:
Why the one-page CV rule is outdated
How to describe your experience without sounding like a robot
The "biggest weakness" question (and what to actually say)
Why your summer job matters less than your 10 years of competitive sports
How to network without feeling sleazy
LinkedIn: trash bin or secret weapon?
How recruiters spot AI-written applications instantly
Standing out when everyone uses the same tools
Why your grandpa had it easier (and what to do about it)
Being yourself in a professional setting (yes, jokes are allowed)
Key takeaway: It's all storytelling. Every experience, hobby, failure, and weird side project can become a case study if you frame it right.
Mentioned in this episode:
"Show Your Work" by Austin Kleon