Peter Yang

Yang describes more than a decade of product and team leadership at Roblox, Reddit, Twitch within Amazon, and Meta. Behind the Craft carries that product perspective into tutorials, interviews, and a learning path that moves from prompting and everyday workflows to prototypes and AI product decisions. Its interview series brings in people who build the tools he covers. An April 2026 a16z episode identifies him as a Roblox product lead; his current GitHub profile foregrounds Behind the Craft and his move toward building with AI.[1][2][5]

Making feedback point to the source

Human Review opens HTML and Markdown for direct editing and anchored comments. Instead of describing a location in chat, a reviewer can change the sentence, select a phrase, or comment on an image and send the collected feedback to an agent. The agent then updates the source. The tool also supports reviewing a localhost page and keeps a local review session, which makes it useful when the friction lies in communicating edits rather than generating another draft.[3]

Editing patterns without guessing authorship

No AI Slop is a reusable editing skill for coding and chat agents. It checks recurring rhetorical patterns, such as staged insights, vague praise, and binary contrasts, while trying to preserve the writer’s vocabulary and cadence. Its detection mode reports the text patterns it finds instead of claiming to determine whether AI wrote a passage. The repository includes the editing instructions, evaluation checks, and plugin packaging, so a reader can inspect the editorial rules before using them.[4]