AI Worth Using Podcast (Official Trailer)

AI Worth Using is where vetted engineers screen-share the setups they actually run. Live installs, real configs, nothing staged. Samuel Odio and Tom Preston-Werner co-host the AI Worth Using podcast. Live installs, real configs, no hype, zero sponsored takes. Agents now write code faster than we can review it, and everyone has a hot take about what to do next. Almost nobody shows their workflow. So every episode a guest installs their tool on our machine, we learn it on camera, and you leave with something you can copy instead of an opinion to argue with. KEY TAKEAWAYS 00:00 AI agents now write code faster than we can review it — that gap is the whole reason this show exists. 00:08 AI Worth Using cuts through hot takes by showing real, unstaged workflows instead of talking about them. 00:15 Every guest screen-shares their actual setup live — real installs, real configs, nothing staged for the camera. 00:24 Wes McKinney, creator of pandas, runs 150 automated code reviews a day through his own pipeline. 00:24 Wes's adversarial code-review pipeline is fully open-sourced, and he shows the live queue on the show. 00:34 Jesse Vincent's Superpowers is the most-used engineering skill library built for Claude Code. 00:34 Superpowers has been cloned 1.7 million times in just two weeks. 00:34 Hosts Tom Preston-Werner (GitHub co-founder) and Sam Odio (shipped AI at Facebook and Dropbox) bring real builder credibility. 00:48 No sponsor takes and no vaporware — just tools the hosts actually use. 00:55 New episodes of AI Worth Using drop biweekly at aiworthusing.com. RESOURCES MENTIONED Samuel Odio LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/samodio/ Tom Preston-Werner LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/mojombo/ Wes McKinney LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/wesmckinn/ Jesse Vincent LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/jessevincent/ AI Worth Using — show website: https://www.aiworthusing.com See how people are actually working with AI at https://aiworthusing.com/builder-index #AITools #BuildInPublic #OpenSource