​Vibe coding for teamwork: the latest on AI views

​Hosted by Justin Hales, Jeremy Olson, Emma Wyatt, and Ruggy Joesten from the Superhuman team

​About the event

​Your team’s tables may already contain the right data, but a standard table is not always the best way to understand that data, make decisions, or take action.

​Justin Hales and Jeremy Olson from Superhuman product team deliver a live community webinar and roundtable exploring AI views, a new way to turn live Docs data into custom, collaborative experiences.

​You will see how to describe the tool you need in plain language, let AI build it on top of a live table, refine it through conversation, and share it with your team. No separate coding environment, hosting, or authentication setup required.

​Unlike a standalone vibe-coded prototype, an AI View stays connected to the underlying table. Changes flow in both directions, and multiple experiences can use the same source of truth without creating stale copies.

​What you’ll learn

• ​How to turn a Docs table into an interactive team tool

• ​How AI views and the underlying data stay synchronized

• ​How to add AI-powered actions inside a finished experience

• ​How to create different interfaces for different teammates without duplicating data

• ​How Docs permissions, authentication, and controlled data connections support secure sharing

• ​How to start building and testing safely during open beta

• ​Info on joining our open beta to use AI views yourself!

​Live demos

​Justin and Jeremy will walk through practical examples, including:

• ​A roadmap that visualizes effort, customer value, and risk

• ​A smart seating planner built from guest data and freeform preferences

• ​An interactive workflow for reviewing and prioritizing customer feedback

• ​A playful collaborative experience that shows the creative potential of AI views

​You will also see the underlying table in action and learn how one source can support multiple role-specific experiences.

​Who should attend

​This session is designed for anyone who builds tools, trackers, workflows, or decision-making systems for a team, including:

• ​Operations and general management teams

• ​Product, engineering, and design teams

• ​Sales and customer-facing teams

• ​Marketing and community teams

• ​Consultants, agencies, and advanced Docs makers

• ​Curious non-technical builders with ideas they want to bring to life

• ​Early AI views testers who want to see what has changed since the alpha

​No coding experience is required.

​Agenda

• ​Welcome and open-beta context

• ​Why AI views exists

• ​Live product walkthrough and demos

• ​Getting started and open-beta guidance

• ​Community build challenge

• ​Audience Q&A

​The presentation will run for approximately 30 minutes, followed by 15 minutes of Q&A.

​Speakers

​Justin Hales
Justin will cover the practical positioning, target audience, open-beta context, and how to get started with AI views.

​Jeremy Olson
Jeremy will explore the product vision, core mechanics, live demos, security model, and roadmap-aware Q&A.

​Moderated by Ruggy Joesten and Emma Wyatt

​Join the community build challenge

​After the session, create an AI View for a real team workflow, refine it through conversation, and share what you built with the community.

​Your examples, prompts, successes, and lessons learned will help grow the AI views community gallery and inspire what others build next.

​Save your spot and come ready to describe, build, and share.