I want to render cool visualizations of building and office floorplans...any idea what a good workflow or resource would be?

This course set me up with the knowledge. One of my clients is picking up 10 seats of Claude enterprise and I’ll be leading the team on how to get set up correctly for the long term. Cheers. Let’s hope this is just the beginning!

I am working on 4 different projects using mainly Claude Code and CoWork. Two projects are personal and two are for clients. I understood that I need to be in the loop to make important decisions (strategic, operational, aesthetical). So, I tell my agents to show me their work stept by step, present pros, cons, unkowns, and ask for my decision. So, I spent my day answering questions from my agents as the present me their work, just like a CEO would spend their day answering questions from its direct reports. Sometimes they are high level questions, sometimes they are detailed quesitons. I might be able to automate some of those decisions in the future, but now I understand where do I need to spend my time and how important is our capacity to make decisions about complex issues.

Wanted to share that today my boss came to me and asked seriously "Is this really possible?" and I was able to confidently say absolutely and we can make it whatever we want. Probably gonna be some discussions about what needs to go on the website but really happy that after last week's proof of concept website we're actually gonna move forward on our branding, nice end of the week

So this is my first try at being a GIT user. The idea is that this is the start of an idea, not a finished product. It's been sitting on my desktop for a bit, and I just need to throw it out into the universe. It's inspired by Information Architecture by Richard Saul Wurman (LATCH) and the desire to be able to 'tune' data to find harmonic correlations. So behold... Signal Harmonics is a cross-domain correlation instrument. You pick signals — GDP, inflation, S&P 500, violent crime, temperature anomaly, social mood, whatever combination — and it shows you how they move together across 2019–2024. Hit "Read the Signals" and Claude gives you an AI interpretation plus a historical parallel from another era that matches the same pattern. The idea: most tools show you one domain at a time. This one asks what happens when you put economy, markets, society, environment, and crime in the same room and listen for the harmony. It's live here: ajpaschka.github.io/signal-harmonics The code is fully open source on GitHub under MIT. I built it intentionally minimal so it's easy to branch. Good starting points if you want to dig in: swap in live API data, add new signal categories, build a different visualization layer, or just run your own version on your own domain. The README walks through the full deploy in about four steps. GitHub: github.com/ajpaschka/signal-harmonics Fork it, build on it, break it. If you make something interesting with it, I'd love to see it. Break it down. Make it better.