Eve Bouffard argues that stronger AI coding tools make choosing useful ideas increasingly important. The talk demonstrates collecting a week's stream of thoughts in a Slack channel and asking an agent to organise it into a personal website containing projects, interests, books and reference material.
Eve Bouffard shows how that experiment extends into a design system, a written description of personal tone, reusable skills and an agent-readable glossary. These documents support later changes without relying only on the visual page or repeatedly reconstructing the same context.
Eve Bouffard's second demonstration explores creative figures through an interactive comparison, followed by small utilities for finding emojis and preparing short learning reports. The examples illustrate rapid, personal software experiments; the talk does not establish the accuracy of every generated biographical claim or a general guarantee that arbitrary ideas can be implemented reliably.
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