Hey there,

The two biggest AI companies just launched almost the same brand.

I think that's good news for designers. Here's what's inside this week:

I rebuilt all three websites with Claude Code and Codex, and this is the full workflow, from the research to the custom graphics.

This was my last week in Cyprus.

But most of my time went into Stage and Limora AI. We're preparing a second launch for both.

I'll be working with a big creator on a dedicated YouTube video, and maybe a free course. That's a huge opportunity for the two products.

So this week had one mission. Every piece of feedback from our users goes into the product before we hit record.

On Tuesday at DevDay, OpenAI launched Dots.

They're always-on agents powered by GPT-6 Astra. Each dot gets its own cloud computer and browser, and it can use over 4,000 apps through plugins.

Meanwhile, dot.com now sends you straight to Grok Bot, xAI's own agent.

Everyone laughed about the domain. But the top replies pointed out something more interesting.

Put the two launches side by side, and you get the same kind of stage and the same colorful little blobs.

That's not a coincidence. An agent that runs on its own computer all day sounds scary to most people.

A cute blob with glasses feels like something anyone would try.

These agents are designed like Minions on purpose. Making AI feel friendly is a design job, and that's exactly what designers are trained for.

Try it: Your first dot is included in ChatGPT Pro and Business Premium.

Set it up from the ChatGPT desktop app. Pro users in the EU, UK and Switzerland have to wait for now.

Read the announcement →

Free · Chrome extension
Hover any element on any website to see its spacing, fonts, type scale and colors. It also checks contrast and exports everything as design tokens for CSS or Tailwind.

Free · Open source
It turns Claude Code, Codex or Cursor into a logo designer. You get three SVG concepts tested at 16px and in one color, then a full brand kit with favicons and guidelines.

Free + Pro · React library
It gives you 147 animated React components and 85 blocks. Add them with the shadcn CLI, or point your AI at the docs and let it build.

AI can build your product in a week. Getting people to find it is now the hard part.

We turned the Limora AI landing page into a full website in one day. Here's the structure we used, so both search engines and AI assistants pick it up.

Build a page for each target audience. Say what your product does for them in the first two lines, because AI tools quote the top of the page.

Add a page for each workflow with a short FAQ at the bottom. AI agents love the question and answer format.

Publish well-written articles on a Learn page, like a blog. Then add an llms.txt file at the root to tell AI which pages matter most.

Want to see the full tutorial? The whole workflow is in the video.

No reader build this week, so this spot is open.

Built something with AI?
Reply to this email with a link and I'll feature it here for free. Yes, for free, in front of 11,000+ designers and builders.

One question for you:
Would you let an AI agent run on its own computer all day?

Hit reply and tell me. I read every answer.

Know someone who should read this? Forward it, or send them to logiaweb.net.

See you next Monday,
Adrien