Plugins, skills, and superpowers

Demetri outlines installed plugins, MCPs, and slash skills for brainstorming, front-end design, and executing plans.

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In this episode of the AI Agents Podcast, host Demetri Panici sits down with Jotform CEO Aytekin Tank to explore Claude Code — a powerful AI development tool that lets you build, edit, and deploy entire applications simply by describing what you want.

They walk through how Claude Code makes it possible to rebuild abandoned websites, deploy them with Vercel, and manage entire projects without writing a single line of code.

By running multiple coding sessions in parallel, developers and non-developers alike can work on several products at once while AI handles the implementation.

The conversation also dives into a live demo showing how Claude Code plans changes, modifies a codebase, creates a contact page using Jotform, and pushes updates to a project in real time.

Along the way, they discuss how AI coding tools are changing the development workflow — from “vibe coding” and parallel agents to automated GitHub workflows that keep projects updated daily.

More importantly, they explore the bigger shift happening in software: when AI handles most of the technical execution, the real bottleneck becomes ideas, product taste, and knowing what to build.

If you're curious about the future of AI-assisted development, autonomous coding agents, and how tools like Claude Code could change the way products are built, this episode is a deep dive into what might be the next era of software creation.

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00:00 – Rebuilding multiple abandoned websites with Claude Code

03:26 – Using Claude Code alongside OpenClaw infrastructure

07:18 – Why ideas and product taste are becoming the new bottleneck

16:08 – Watching Claude Code execute the development plan

22:38 – Using GitHub to automate website updates

31:11 – Running multiple AI coding agents simultaneously

35:21 – Brainstorming and planning features with AI skills

39:13 – Executing AI-generated development plans

44:11 – Avoiding conflicts when editing projects in parallel

48:02 – The “ChatGPT moment” for AI coding tools

49:28 – Why 2026 feels like a new era for building software