The Every Podcast is Every's flagship show. Co-hosts Dan Shipper and Natalia Quintero talk with founders, researchers, writers, and operators about what they're building and how they use AI in their own work. The show also takes you behind the scenes at Every. We share how our team is using and exploring AI, including what we're trying, what's working, and what we're learning along the way. Formerly known as AI & I. Read more at every.to.
In this interview, Dan Shipper interviews Josh Miller and Hursh Agrawal, the co-founders of The Browser Company, about their journey from creating the Arc browser to pivoting and building their new product, Dia. They discuss the challenges and unexpected negative reactions they faced when deciding to move away from Arc...
The podcast explores the concept of "compounding engineering," where each task makes subsequent work easier, focusing on the use of AI agents in software development. Kieran Klaassen and Nityesh Agarwal from Quora discuss how they leverage tools like Claude Code to automate research, planning, and coding tasks. A key i...
In this episode of the podcast, Dan Shipper interviews Henrik Werdelin, co-founder of PreHype and Autos, about portfolio entrepreneurship, everyday entrepreneurship, and new shapes of entrepreneurs in AI. They discuss the democratization of entrepreneurship through technology, the importance of serving a specific custo...
In this interview, Jason Fried discusses his appreciation for well-crafted products and architecture, drawing parallels between their design principles and software development. He emphasizes the importance of creating products that evoke a sense of satisfaction and reflects on the influence of Christopher Alexander's ...
In this episode of the podcast, Dan Shipper interviews Cat Wu and Boris Cherny, the creators of Claude Code, about their journey in developing the agent SDK. They discuss the unintentional evolution of Claude Code, emphasizing the importance of building tools that solve personal problems and the surprising effectivenes...
Alex Duffy discusses the origins of Good Start Labs, a company using games to improve AI, which grew out of an AI version of the game Diplomacy that he and his co-founder Tyler built at Every. They found that games are effective tools for learning and evaluating AI models, as demonstrated by the Diplomacy project, whic...
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