From Idea to Demo in Two Days: Inside Superhuman’s 2025 Global Hackathon

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Superhuman's 2025 hackathon brought together 491 team members to innovate over two days, resulting in 278 projects, including Superhuman Command Everywhere, Coda Whiteboard, Superhuman Listening, and an Inclusive Language agent. The event emphasized collaboration, AI integration, and user-centered design. Key projects focused on improving user workflows, enhancing collaboration tools, and promoting inclusive language, showcasing the team's creativity and commitment to product development. CEO Shishir Mehrotra noted hackathons foster team cohesion and innovation. Interested individuals can apply to join Superhuman.

https://www.grammarly.com/blog/engineering/superhuman-2025-hackathon/

The 2025 iA Award: Our Selection

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The 2025 iA Awards winners have been announced after two months of evaluations. This year's submissions included diverse formats like poems and videos. Judges focused on emotion, impact, and clarity. The Writing Award went to Dustin Parker for “The Future Smells Like Paper,” noted for its raw style and insightful commentary on analog vs. digital. The Presentation Award was given to Audrey Tang for “Democracy in the Age of AI,” praised for its storytelling and minimalist design. The awards aim to celebrate outstanding user creations and promote future participation.

https://ia.net/topics/meet-the-2025-ia-award-winners

How To Revise the Draft of Your Scrivener Project on an Ebook Reader

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Export Scrivener project as ePub to revise on Kindle or Kobo. E-readers help view drafts differently; revision involves big-picture fixes and specific changes. Exporting is straightforward; sideload or email files to devices. Use highlights for notes, but can’t edit text directly on e-reader. Kindle allows exporting highlights, while Kobo offers limited options. Choose device based on features and revision needs.

https://www.literatureandlatte.com/blog/how-to-revise-the-draft-of-your-scrivener-project-on-an-ebook-reader

How to Use Blank Styles in Scrivener for Revision

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Use blank styles in Scrivener to mark text for revision without altering formatting. Blank styles serve as flags for sections you want to improve, such as dialogue, wording, or content repetition. Create them by selecting text without changing its format; apply and remove via the Style menu. You can search for text marked with these styles using the Find by Formatting feature.

https://www.literatureandlatte.com/blog/how-to-use-blank-styles-in-scrivener-for-revision

Blader/humanizer: Claude Code Skill That Removes Signs of AI-generated Writing From Text

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GitHub repository “humanizer” removes AI writing signs for natural text. Installation via cloning or manual copy. Usage involves invoking the skill in Claude Code. It detects 24 patterns in AI-generated text, providing before/after examples for each. Key changes make content less formulaic and more human-like. Full examples illustrate the transformation from AI-sounding to humanized text.

https://github.com/blader/humanizer

Write 3 Books in 24 Hours

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Write3BooksIn24Hours™ offers a platform to create novels using AI, guiding users from story ideas to finished books. Features include a free first book, customizable series (1-3 books), and AI tools for character and world building. Users can utilize the Planning Wizard, edit directly, or review AI suggestions. The service is accessible for both seasoned writers and novices, with flexible pricing and free sample reads available.

https://write3booksin24hours.com/

Ten Writing Prompts by Lucy Ives

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Lucy Ives shares ten inventive writing prompts aimed at enhancing creativity, derived from her extensive collection for a forthcoming book. Prompts include maintaining a “Distraction Diary,” crafting stories with unconventional lengths, and using matrices to inspire new narratives. Each prompt encourages exploration of ideas and narrative structures, suitable for writers of any skill level.

https://www.theparisreview.org/blog/2026/01/14/ten-writing-prompts/

5 Ways to Record Notes in Your Scrivener Project

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Scrivener offers tools for recording project notes during writing and revision, helping organize ideas, changes, and research. Key methods include: using the Inspector for scene-specific notes, inserting comments for text-specific feedback, utilizing the Scratchpad for general jots, and storing files in a dedicated Notes folder for easy access. These features facilitate effective project management throughout the writing process.

https://www.literatureandlatte.com/blog/5-ways-to-record-notes-in-your-scrivener-project

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