Kabarza and Samuel start with why Kabarza won't leave Arc, whether voice and text beat knobs and menus, and how a minimalist and a maximalist each want their tools to work. They then cover Claude Skills and why they save context compared with MCP servers, Claude Code on the web, and DeepSeek's OCR paper on packing text into images.

Most of the episode goes on ChatGPT Atlas: Kabarza's centre-a-div test in Webflow, the training setting that is on by default, and why agentic browsing suits slow background jobs rather than your main work. After that come Manus 1.5 and its trillion-token competition, a listener question on connecting your own database, Instagram's AI Restyle, Framer's AI-generated ad and what counts as slop, a man who sent an AI avatar to argue his case in court, Webflow's real-time collaboration and the website of the week.

Chapters

• 00:00 Arc, voice input and maximalism
• 15:25 This week's line-up and Claude Skills
• 20:27 Claude Code on the web
• 24:35 DeepSeek OCR
• 29:24 ChatGPT Atlas first impressions
• 41:11 Agentic browsers as side quests
• 54:53 DJI gripes and Manus's trillion-token giveaway
• 65:03 Instagram's AI Restyle
• 68:45 Framer's AI ad and what counts as slop
• 82:47 The AI lawyer in court
• 84:47 Webflow real-time collaboration and website of the week

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