Make computers fun again

​How to build your creative HQ with Alex Dobrenko

​Alex Dobrenko grew up with coder parents, making dumb things on the computer. Claude Code has made him feel like a kid again.

​He’s built a creative HQ that remembers his work, knows his clients, and can act across files and projects. Once he realized he could build almost anything, he started building everything.

​He taught Claude his visual taste so it can help him design websites that don’t suck; built interactive pages where he can review and respond to his AI’s work from anywhere; built a one-click pipeline that published drafts from Obsidian straight to his blog; created custom portals, dashboards, and tools around the peculiar needs of individual clients; and even a tool to analyze his squat reps frame by frame to improve his form.

​In this live session, Alex will take us inside the creative HQ he has built for himself, share his philosophy of serious unseriousness, and help you imagine one built around your own mind, work, and quirks. So you can automate the boring and protect the weird.™

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​About Alex

​Alex is a comedian, actor, writer of the best-selling humor newsletter Both are True, creator of Code for Creatives, and longtime Sublime creative collaborator  — not a developer.

​Instead of panicking about AI being able to replace his skills, he decided to teach people to use AI in useful and whimsical ways.

​His unique teaching style invites both the seasoned AI techie and the clueless artist to create things they never would have imagined possible. He's done 3 sold out cohorts with 73 alumni including writers, designers, filmmakers, a broadway career coach, a father daughter duo, and more.

​He believes wholeheartedly that the energy is better when people build together.

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