Gabor Cselle

Hey everyone 👋 I built JSONL Gazelle because I was tired of staring at walls of text when working with LLM outputs and logs. It turns them into clean, editable tables or pretty print views right inside VS Code and Cursor. Would love your feedback!

This is really cool, I was always wondering why something like this doesn't exist.

Congrats on the launch today, I've been enthusiastically following your launch week!

Super simple idea but very useful!

This is cool, thanks for making this

I like the concept but some of "Carter's" responses felt prerecorded ...

I use this daily (Sam let me try it early since we work in the same incubator's offices) and it gives me helpful terminal suggestions without getting in the way.

This is really cool, thanks for making it! One immediate thought is that it returned a bunch of stuff in the results that wasn't about Reddit, but about LinkedIn etc. - can you limit it more to Reddit?

This is really cool, thanks for making it.

As a bilingual speaker, I've often struggled with the need to manually switch languages on my iPhone. If you’re a Spanish speaker and mix english words into your conversations you’d notice how the dictation system on the iPhone freaks out. Silvia is the first software for iOS that solves this exact problem. It allows you to speak freely in multiple languages, seamlessly understanding you even...

This is pretty funny, IMHO could be funnier if you had a more pointed angle, or a very specific thing you're making fun of.

One thing I do a lot is: 1. I go to ChatGPT and type in a difficult question … and them I’m not satisfied with the answer … 2. .. then I go to Gemini and copy-paste the question from ChatGPT … 3. .. and finally I paste the question into Claude as well. If you've ever done the same, Choosy Chat is for you: You’ll see results streaming in from the models. Once they’re complete, Choosy Cat will...

What's interesting about this one is that there's a library of characters to choose from, I'm guessing that's how it's kept consistent across scenes. Great idea.

This is really cool. At first it wasn't clear to me that I should be responding to the agent asking me questions on the right side. It was asking me a yes or no question. Maybe add prefilled buttons to click?