Radar · the community's collective memory
All those links flying round? Radar catches them and categorises them forever.
Every day the community shares the best of what it's reading, building and arguing about. Radar files the lot, so nothing brilliant gets lost to the scroll and nobody has to play catch-up.
shared by humans, filed by robot
How it works
- You lot chinwag. Links and finds get shared in the Slack all day.
- Radar sweeps. Overnight it reads what was shared and what's shifting, and works out what matters.
- The good stuff, kept. Filed, tagged and summarised as a daily read, an archive, and the long view.
Radar is three things. Each one answers a different question.
📰 Daily · the sweep
What happened yesterday?
The articles, releases and genuinely popular posts from the last 24 hours, split by discipline. Two minutes and you're caught up. Items that keep earning their place graduate into the archive.
Read it over coffee, or take it by RSS. It also posts to the #radar channels in the Slack, so you can argue with it there.
Find your bit:
- Developers · what shipped, what broke, and what the coding agents learned to do this week.
- Designers · interface patterns for AI, research tooling, and the craft questions underneath.
- Project managers · how teams are planning, estimating and delivering with this stuff in the room.
📈 Trends · the trajectory
What's actually changing?
One day of news is noise. Radar watches the same ground over 7, 30 and 90 days and reports the shifts that stuck. Less "new model dropped", more "the way we work moved".
This is the one to read monthly, and the one to send to someone who asks what all the fuss is about.
Jump to your discipline:
- Development · how people are putting agents to work day to day.
- Design & UX · the visual language for AI as it settles.
- Delivery & PM · the shape of teams and boards as the work changes.
🗄️ Resources · the archive
Where's that link someone shared?
Every link a real person in the community vouched for, kept and filed by topic. Each one has a summary, who shared it, and what the room made of it. It is searchable, so you can find the thing you half remember from March.
Share a good find in the Slack and it lands here with your name on it.
Browse by topic:
- Building with AI · agents, models, local models, prompting, skills, testing.
- Design and craft · design, tools and apps.
- Teams and money · teams and ways of working, cost and pricing.
Not sure where to start?
Start with today's sweep. If it's useful, bookmark it. That's the whole habit.