David Pierce

I'm going to ruin my phone trying to vibe code shortcuts.

and vibe code extensions for Safari that let you do things.

But this idea of like, you can do things on your phone just by asking your phone to do it is what AI is supposed to enable.

And I think that's one instantiation of it that I think is very cool.

Actually, I thought it was very bold.

It was surprising to see Apple adding basic bits of vibe coding.

Particularly, they also added

In Safari, you can vibe code extensions that like change individual websites, which is like actually a very powerful little feature.

And I think among the many problems with AI, it is taking this very kind of abstract product and productizing it.

And that's one thing where it's like, okay, this is still for power users, but you can figure out ways to use that.

Yeah.

Yeah.

I think all of that stuff, again, remains to be seen how this is all going to work.

Potentially very cool.

Shortcuts.

My opinions about shortcuts are well documented.

Shout out to our buddy, Steven Robles, who is in the room at WWDC and I'm sure just like passed out out of joy that we can vibe good shortcuts now.

Sorry, can I mention one more Siri feature?

I don't know how you skipped over this.

Siri is now a little orb that on the Vision Pro you can talk to.