Notes on building Todrawn: how the whiteboard, Scribe and the rest of the product come together.
A first-party comparison of a small code walkthrough and a screen recording, using the same deterministic fixture and the same question: what should the viewer notice first?
Read the post →A tested first-party outline for turning one idea into a hand-drawn explainer: choose the beats, write the input, preview the pauses and publish only what you actually checked.
Read the post →A first-party workflow for condensing a documentation excerpt into a short, reviewable Scribe sequence, with a real fixture and checked first-party output.
Read the post →A first-party Scribe workflow for explaining the same loop to a developer and a learner, with an auditable fixture and no invented customer or export claim.
Read the post →A six line helper decided whether Google would index four homepages, and the pull request explaining it went unread. Here is the same change as a hand-drawn video instead.
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