I built a real-time grass field that runs in the browser using Quixel Megascans and Three.js — a $15 purchase on the Epic Games Store plus a lot of AI-assisted shader iteration. Here's how it works and why game-engine-grade vegetation on the web matters more than it sounds.

The new version of Toolcraft ships a major overhaul of the AI harness — fewer tokens burned, less time re-testing performance on repeat runs — plus component fixes and a reminder of everything you get out of the box: sliders, curves, color pickers, timelines, layers, canvas, and more.

AI agents can write animation code, but they guess at the details that make motion feel good. We packaged designer-crafted timing, easing curves, and specs into a skill that works whether you're using Remotion, GSAP, Motion, or building a mobile app.

A look at how we produced a launch video for Railway in less than two weeks, and the process choices that make a compressed timeline possible without the result feeling rushed.

Aval is a new open source video format with a built-in state machine, frame-accurate transitions, and packed alpha transparency — plus the first round of updates: Safari fixes and H.265, AV1, and VP9 support across the container, runtime, and compiler.

While building Toolcraft's own site, we ended up making four small creative tools with it: a math-driven three.js scene, a sticker-and-shader studio for 3D models, a browser configurator that renders in Blender, and a purpose-built editor for animating a single website section.

We recently wrapped up a brand and design project for developers.databricks.com. Here's a look at the work — and why the way Databricks used AI prototyping on this project is a model more teams should copy.