Crosstalk
How agents talk — to each other, to your tools, and to the world outside the box. The humans move up a level.
The issue in progress, and the run's threads converge. Skills become alignment surfaces — mattpocock/skills v1.1 and the align-spec-ticket-build loop a whole team or fleet can pass around — while the WIRE vertical runs alongside: protocols, wires, and everything agents say to reach past their own context. The World's Fair report finds the entire field arriving at our 2025 trial results from every direction: the model is no longer the bottleneck — the harness, the context, and your attention are. Two years ago tool calling made chat programmable; now the calls run agent-to-agent, and the human's job is the switchboard.
mattpocock/skills v1.1: coding with alignment surfaces
The v1.1 release is useful because it turns agent coding into a loop we can share: align, spec, ticket, build, verify — with Wayfinder for work too foggy for one session.
Art-Directing a Site Trailer with Claude Code and webreel
We added the webreel skill to Claude Code, then made a site trailer by describing shots — recording, camera moves, cuts, and a Suno soundtrack — one prompt at a time. Every prompt from the session, verbatim.
What Surprised Us at the World's Fair
We read all 92 talk transcripts from the AI Engineer World's Fair 2026. The main report: what genuinely surprised us — with clips — plus six deep dives into the themes that mattered.
AI Engineer World's Fair 2026 — The Complete Talk Roundup
Every talk from the fair, read and distilled — 92 write-ups from ~319K words of transcripts, nine topic tracks, and the cross-cutting surprises.