Do you know the story where a monkey randomly hits keys on a typewriter and accidentally produces a Shakespearean sonnet?

The chances for that are… close to zero.

In another story - typewriting machine is my coding assistant. Or multiple assistants.

I’m not sure who the monkey is, but I am the one typing on the keyboard.

What came out is: ThinkFlow.

And about chances…

What are the chances that having a burning problem you want to solve, an army of coding assistants, not knowing the target language and technology, you get a production-ready application?

Yes, I almost summoned the word “vibe coding”, so let’s get things clear.

This is not a typical vibe coding story.

No “what I built over the weekend”.

No “SaaS built” by Gemini 3, or Claude Code.

Just a lot of “You are absolutely right” followed by reverting commits, tuning prompts, reviewing specs…

Before we get technical, let’s start with a problem.

Brave for personal email.

WhatsApp for communication.

Chrome for work-related stuff - I mean, something needs to host 120+ tabs.

Another Chrome in incognito for testing.

Two ITerms.

Three Warps. I am not mentioning tabs anymore.

At least five Visual Studio Code instances…

Slack, Todoist, Viber…

You get the feeling.

And then the dance starts:

“Where is my Code window for the bug I am currently working on?”

(swiping with two fingers on magic mouse…)

“Oh that sound is a new email, but where is my Brave…”

(making impossible keyboard shortcuts…)

Zoom call starts, I am pretending I have audio issues and blame it on Zoom until I find the screen I want to share, and hide private things…

…

Maybe I didn’t know where my IDE was, but I knew one thing for sure - I didn’t want to manage windows, minimize or hide apps, I wanted to focus quickly on work.

There’s no value in arranging apps.

And then I came up with an idea showing up behind the question…

Can I build the solution for my problem using AI coding assistants - in a language I’ve never used in production?

Can I apply everything I know and everything the best companies use when developing software?

(What are the chances to use “vibe coding” to get a running production-ready application, that doesn’t end up on Twitter and provide tokens for the rest of the hacker community.

My bet: deep software architecture knowledge matters more than syntax familiarity. If I can think in systems, the AI can handle the implementation details.

)

At least I can try. And share a story.

So here we are - three to four months of work planning and building ThinkFlow - true application workspace management for macOS, not just window positioning (but it does that too and many things more).

Space: the final frontier.

True for the Space, but for the ThinkFlow WorkSpaces this is just a beginning.

These will be my voyages with strange new technologies.

I will be exploring strange new prompts, seek how leadership and developers can use AI assistants better, and push my limits to boldly share everything: wins, failures, and unexpected lessons.