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A standup, a report, a comment thread. The words in them go past before anyone asks what they mean.

A laptop in ink outline, on its screen a call window with a grid of six silhouettes;
an ochre speech bubble over one of them

The standup about AI agents: ten words that come one after another

Agentic codingCoding agentAgent loop

Deck: Vibe Coding & AI Agents

A report page in ink outline: a jagged line graph, bar columns, strips of text and a table
with one cell circled in ochre; a pencil beside it

The ad report that landed in your inbox

CTR (Click-Through Rate)CPC (Cost Per Click)CPM (Cost Per Mille)

Deck: Digital Marketing

A player window with a play triangle in ink outline;
under it a column of five comment bubbles, the third from the top in ochre

The comments under a video: twelve words in a row

WLMid

Deck: Gen Z Slang

A diff window in ink outline: a column of pluses and minuses on the left, lines of code
as hatching; one line underlined in ochre, a comment bubble beside it

Reviewing a pull request an agent opened

DiffPR agentTest generation

Deck: Vibe Coding & AI Agents

A meeting table in ink outline: a stack of brief pages, an ochre signature on the bottom line;
two pens and two cups on saucers, one each side

First meeting with an agency: twelve words you end up haggling over

KPI (Key Performance Indicator)CVR (Conversion Rate)ROI (Return on Investment)

Deck: Digital Marketing

The group chat: twelve words while making a plan

BetFlexCaught in 4K

Deck: Gen Z Slang

A dark window, panes hatched; a clock on the wall with the hands at three;
on the desk a mug and a phone, a notification with an ochre dot on its screen

The agent reached production: eleven words from one night

Headless modeYOLO modePermission prompt

Deck: Vibe Coding & AI Agents

A whiteboard on castors in ink outline, a three-tier funnel drawn on it;
arrows from both sides meet at the middle tier, an ochre dot inside it

Marketing and sales on a call: whose lead is it

MQL (Marketing Qualified Lead)CPL (Cost Per Lead)CRM (Customer Relationship Management)

Deck: Digital Marketing

A phone in ink outline, a story on its screen: a table under a parasol with two cups;
to the right of the phone three reply bubbles, an ochre heart in the middle one

A story caption and the DMs ten minutes later

EraSoft launchDeadass

Deck: Gen Z Slang

An ink-outline desk seen from above: a laptop with a paused recording, a stopwatch,
and a scatter of small notes, one of them circled in ochre

Watching five people use the thing you built

Usability testingScreenerThink-aloud protocol

Deck: Product & UX

An ink-outline wall with three printed screens pinned side by side; sticky arrows
point at the middle one, and one small element on it is ringed in ochre

The critique where your screen goes on the wall

Design critiqueVisual hierarchyAffordance

Deck: Product & UX

An ink-outline dashboard on a wall screen: two flat lines, a bar creeping up
from the left edge, and a single toggle switch drawn large in ochre

The call an hour before the release

Go/no-goFeature flagStaged rollout

Deck: Product & UX

Four ink-outline sheets of paper spread over a table, the first one clean and the
second dense with clauses; one line on it is underscored in ochre, beside a pen

Reading the term sheet with your lawyer

Term sheetPost-money valuationLiquidation preference

Deck: Startups & Venture

An ink-outline spreadsheet printed and folded on a desk, a column of months running
off the right edge; one cell near the fold is boxed in ochre, a calculator beside it

The month when someone counts the money out loud

Burn rateNet burnRunway

Deck: Startups & Venture

An ink-outline meeting table seen from above with three chairs on one side and
an empty chair opposite; a printed deck lies in the middle, one line ringed in ochre

Monday morning, on the other side of the table

Deal flowInvestment thesisPartner meeting

Deck: Startups & Venture

Heard it. Now it makes sense.

A few terms a day, in two languages.

Several topics are open from the first launch, 150 cards in each. No account needed.

The Today screen with the "CTR (Click-Through Rate)" card

A desk in ink outline at the left edge: a steaming mug, a notebook, a pencil
and a phone, an ochre card on its screen