Product designer: prompting agents lets me ship more than some devs on the team
talkaboutdesign · x · 2026-10-15
talkaboutdesign says he cares less and less about what's under the hood as long as the tool delivers. As a product designer, he rips things apart and rebuilds them based on research and taste, constantly prompting agents and manually iterating on the UI they build — shipping more than some developers, a workflow that used to mean sitting next to a dev requesting changes.
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