tldraw

How we taught coding agents to understand and work in 2D space - the story of tldraw's spatial harness, from teach and fairies to tldraw offline.

Daniel Lefcourt, explores how tldraw flash's rigging and skeleton-skinning draw on insights from a range of disciplines, from videos games to fine art.

For tldraw flash, we built a custom rigging system on top of the tldraw SDK to bring your characters to life. Leo the intern explains how.

tldraw flash is a lightweight animation tool built on the tldraw SDK. Use it to make animations with a handmade feel, or to bring your diagrams to life.

When building with an API, sometimes you need a place to put your junk. Kevin, a Product Engineer at tldraw, would love it if you gave him a trash can.

Clustering comments involves a lot more math than you might think. Megan, a tldraw intern, explores how she built clustering without measuring a thing.

tldraw offline multiplayer uses LAN to enable collaboration - whether that's playing Tetris or keeping sensitive data off the cloud. Here's how we approach the quest of security.

Agents aren't good at deictics. But we humans use them all the time when working together. Tim Gilboy explores if comments could be a solution.

Jess, a Product Engineer at tldraw, deep-dives into the decisions we made when building comments, including where comments anchor on the canvas.

When Andy, a tldraw Product Engineer, set out to build a live tube mapper on tldraw, they didn't expect the trickiest part to be the APIs.