Delphia Phy

I relate to this a lot. My best reviews happen when the PR doesn't fight for attention. A clean entry point sets the tone. Supporting reviewers instead of replacing them feels like the right direction to me.

Honestly, this feels like something I would personally use every week. I follow many creators but newsletter fit better into my mornings. Turning videos into readable insights sounds practical and very aligned with how I consume content now.

For me, I wish reviews explained why this approach was chosen over simpler ones. I often see clever solutions without knowing the constraints that pushed the team there. That missing context usually comes back to haunt future refactors.

I love this direction. If it were up to me, I'd connect MCP straight into Jira and Notion first. If SuperIntern could auto-create clean tasks and update product docs right as decisions happen, that would genuinely save me hours every week.

Great job reaching #16! Your message feels genuine. When I visited Loomoz, I was curious but didn't sign up because I wasn't sure how secure the captured pages were. A small "how I handle your data" section could reassure visitors like me.

Right now, I'm using a mix of tools depending on what I'm tracking. Mostly, I rely on a simpler CRM setup rather than a heavy fundraising platform. I'm still exploring better options, though, because I want something more streamlined and intuitive for day-to-day use.