
Sam explains how the whole show is now edited with Claude, from transcribing the stream locally to cutting clips and Shorts and cleaning up this very podcast, and Kabarza makes the case that everything is just a file...


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Hosted by Kabarza and Samuel · technology · EN-GB
A weekly live show where Kabarza & Samuel rip apart the week in AI, design and dev — building, shipping, roasting, and occasionally agreeing on things. One hour. No slides that aren't doing a bit.
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Signup to Generate a PitchA weekly live show where Kabarza & Samuel rip apart the week in AI, design and dev, building, shipping, roasting, and occasionally agreeing on things. One hour. No slides that aren't doing a bit.
Cmd+AI is hosted by Kabarza and Samuel. The show has published 70 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "#71 PHP2Shell, OpenCode BREACH, Webflow View Source, Claude Duet, Arc Sunsetted" (23 October 2026, 102 minutes), "#70 Tesla Roadster, Muse Wonder, Figma Extension, Salesforce SI, Software is Dead" (16 October 2026, 71 minutes), and "#69 Claude Motion, GPT-6 Intelligent UI, Open-source Adobe Killer, OpenAI culture in pieces" (9 October 2026, 67 minutes).
Cmd+AI publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 79 minutes across 70 episodes.
Booking probability for Cmd+AI is 36%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Cmd+AI requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Cmd+AI's contact route on record: public web form.
The strongest fits for Cmd+AI are IT Services & Software Development. Cmd+AI has a technology audience.
Kabarza and Samuel hosts Cmd+AI, a technology podcast with 70 episodes published.
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Sam explains how the whole show is now edited with Claude, from transcribing the stream locally to cutting clips and Shorts and cleaning up this very podcast, and Kabarza makes the case that everything is just a file...

This week, Sam and Kabarza delve into the highly anticipated Tesla Roadster and its questionable flying capabilities, alongside Salesforce's widely criticised AI-generated logo. They also discuss Meta's powerful new...

Episode #69
This week we dive into the seismic shift in creative software as "Adobe is dead" with the rise of open-source AppCraft apps cloning Photoshop, After Effects and more. We unpack the latest in AI safety, from a...

Episode #68
This week's AI roundup is a rollercoaster. OpenAI's Dev Day brings agents with their own computers, a $500 Pro tier and an Elon Musk domain troll, while Google teases a 1-million-output-token Gemini for Argon that...

Kabarza tells the story of a friend who ran up a €1,000 monthly AI bill building an app he doesn't fully understand, and we unpack what that means for developers. Then: why builders are leaving Webflow as it pivots...

Episode #66
Sam opens with the story of turning up early, slightly tipsy, to the wrong Replit event in London, before he and Kabarza pick over Apple's new foldable iPhone: the hinge sensor, the three.js product page and whether a...

Kabarza is just back from Webflow Conf, so most of this episode is about Source, Webflow's new desktop app. It brings in your own codebase, generates UI variations on a canvas, adds agents, views and a headless next-gen...

Kabarza and Samuel open with the new rotating phrases on the Cmd+ AI website, creatine in coffee, and Sam's Mac that has spent more than 24 hours trying to edit a video with a local model. Kabarza talks through the...

With a quiet news week, Kabarza and Samuel talk through the tools and workflows they have been using. Kabarza explains how depth maps fake 3D and lighting from a single image, using Apple's open-source Depth Pro model...

Episode #62
In a pre-recorded, more conversational episode, Kabarza and Sam try out xAI's new Grok Bot desktop app, puzzle over its separate $200 pricing, and wonder whether a bot could have haggled Kabarza a better deal on eclipse...

Samuel brings Open Notebook, a free, open-source take on Google's NotebookLM that runs on your own machine, and explains why a local model keeps your study notes private (even if the live local set-up doesn't quite...

Kabarza opens with a new client who only wants a homepage designed, planning to have AI extend it to the rest of the site. Sam then covers Kimi K3's open weights and what it takes to run a 1-bit quantised version at...

Samuel is away at a wedding, so Kabarza hosts this short solo episode of Cmd+ AI. He starts with Fable 5 becoming available on Anthropic's Max plans and how its separate usage limit works, then explains the $1.5bn...

Kabarza and Samuel start with Grok Build being caught uploading users' entire GitHub repositories, and xAI's response of open-sourcing the tool. They then pick apart Anthropic's "hard questions" advert, which they see...

Kabarza and Sam mark a year of streaming together with a look at Cloudflare's Monetisation Gateway, which would let site owners charge AI crawlers per request, and whether it can work without the whole industry signing...

Kabarza and Samuel open with a question that has been nagging Kabarza all week: do small local businesses still need the full Figma-to-Webflow process, or can an AI-built site at a fraction of the price be good enough...

Samuel and Kabarza start by asking whether Fable 5 is coming back. A news story said it would return, but the report was later corrected, and that leads into a discussion of Polymarket: bets on a GPT-5.6 launch, insider...

Kabarza and Samuel unpack SpaceX's $60 billion stock deal for Cursor: how a company losing money can be valued above Amazon, and what owning Cursor's usage data adds to Elon Musk's vertical AI stack. Samuel explains...

Episode #53
Kabarza and Samuel start with a Financial Times piece asking how much value AI is really creating. They argue that throwaway experiments and the gap between output and releases are normal, that decisions rather than...

Samuel flies solo this week while Kabarza is in Italy. He starts with Anthropic's essay on AI building itself, covering recursive self-improvement, how much of Anthropic's code is now written by Claude, and the case for...
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