If You Do It Twice, Automate It: Skills, The Designer’s New Superpower
For years, engineers held a monopoly on workflow automation. Custom skills and tools like Cowork just handed that power to designers, researchers, and product teams.
Jeremy Johnson
Senior design leader with 20 years of experience elevating teams, shaping how humans interact with AI, and focusing design on building what matters. Currently, I'm leading a UX team focused on AI Experiences for industrial AI.
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