Every, a 30-person AI publication and product studio co-founded by CEO Dan Shipper, has built an AI clone of its editor in chief, Kate Lee, by training a copy-editing agent on a dataset of 30,000 of h…
JA Westenberg argues that creators who outsource their initial creative spark to AI tools like Grok or ChatGPT risk losing their own identity, emphasizing that a self is defined by what one chooses to…
Anthropic's Claude Opus 5, shipped July 24, 2026, forced the team at Every to delete their existing skills and start from scratch because prompts and scaffolding built for older models caused the new …
Anthropic restored access to Claude Fable 5, its most capable publicly available model, on July 1 after a 19-day suspension due to US export controls. The Mythos-class model leads benchmarks with a 1,…
A developer shared a toolkit of AI-powered tools for software development, including Anthropic's Claude Code, OpenAI's Codex, Garry Tan's gstack skill pack, Every's compound engineering plugin, Melty …
Every CEO Dan Shipper spent approximately $13,000 on personal overages for OpenAI's Codex last month, one of the highest AI bills he can recall. Shipper uses the tool to read his inbox, check his cale…
Despite widespread warnings that AI will eliminate white-collar jobs, the team at Every has found that automation creates more human work, not less. The company has automated coding, writing, and cust…
Every CEO Dan Shipper predicts that the future of work will unfold inside AI coding tools like Codex and Claude Code, with every company eventually running a single “super-agent” in Slack that employe…
Developers who follow the "leave the campsite better than you found it" principle can now extend that practice to AI coding agents by systematically capturing solutions, updating system files, and ver…