Archive - Tal Raviv

I wanted to understand subagents, so I had Claude Code write standup comedy and workshop it with three AI audience members

When I first heard about Claude Code's subagents, my imagination ran ahead of me.

Jan 21 • Tal Raviv

Defy the AI-hype-industrial complex: introducing the People's Post Generator

A free AI Skill for writing posts you're proud of using ChatGPT, Claude, or Cursor

Jan 19 • Tal Raviv

My most-used phrase with AI is “ask me one question at a time.”

That's because chat LLMs aren’t very conversational.

Jan 15 • Tal Raviv

I wanted to know how "compaction" works, so I did brain surgery on Claude Code

It's all just text files.

Jan 13 • Tal Raviv

Build AI product sense by using AI agents for real work (start here)

58 free AI use case videos for product leaders

Jan 7 • Tal Raviv

I don't aspire to be an AI engineer, but I do want to understand one layer down.

Here's who I'm following going into 2026

Jan 6 • Tal Raviv

Why Cursor hits different than ChatGPT projects

What I felt as I've been using Cursor is the ingredients are the same, but they're arranged slightly differently.

Jan 4 • Tal Raviv

From PRD to AI prototype in minutes

Zevi Arnovitz shows how to transform finished PRDs into interactive prototypes that look enough like your actual product to effectively communicate with…

Jan 4 • Tal Raviv

Turning product management frameworks into Cursor's rules

Tristan Rodman shows how to encode PM frameworks into reusable Cursor rules for systematic interview synthesis and PRD creation.

Jan 4 • Tal Raviv

Mining support tickets with MCP

Sven-Erik Nielsen shows how to use GitHub Copilot and MCP servers to interrogate support tickets for themes and insights without pre-built dashboards.

Jan 4 • Tal Raviv

Turn meetings into action items with Cursor rules

Patrik Boström shows how to use Cursor rules with MCPs to automatically extract action items from one-on-one notes and add them to your todo list.

Jan 4 • Tal Raviv

Intro to Cursor with a simple use case

I had a product manager in my course who worked at Amazon.

Jan 4 • Tal Raviv

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