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1 Mar 2026 Lenny's Podcast The design process is dead. Here’s what’s replacing it. | Jenny Wen (head of design at Claude)

“I use it mostly with VS Code and the IDE because I'm usually tweaking front-end stuff, and it helps to just be able to see the code and then talk to Claude as well.”

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Jenny Wen
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1 Mar 2026
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Lenny's Podcast

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…Amazing. So kind of following that thread, what's in your AI stack? What do you, as a designer, I know you're a manager and I want to talk about how you actually are IC also. What's in your AI stack? What tools are you using in your role? What is in my AI stack? Well, we work at Anthropic, so we're going deep on the Claude stack. I'm using, obviously, chats, Claude Chat, but increasingly more and more Claude Cowork. I've basically shifted all of my chat use cases over to Cowork, because I've been finding that it sort of is better at these longer running tasks. And most of the things I was asking Claude for are these longer running tasks. And then there's Claude Code, of course. I use it mostly with VS Code and the IDE because I'm usually tweaking front-end stuff, and it helps to just be able to see the code and then talk to Claude as well. I've been trying to actually use Claude Code more remotely, through both mobile and through Slack as well. It's really fun for somebody to say, "Oh yeah, this one icon's off or something," and you just at-mention Claude and Claude does it, and then you pick up the PR and it's done. That's been really, really fun too. And yeah, I think we're a fully Claude house here. So yes, that's basically my stack. Are you still using Figma as a designer?…

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