Ilya Suzdalnitski

1. Whever I continue a discussion (in English), it provides an answer in French (which I don't speak). 2. Adds way too many options to the Google Search page (which I really don't have the time to read when searching for something on Google). Too much text in the UI = bad UX. 3. Doesn't work with google docs. 4. Can't translate Hebrew without nikud (GPT does). 5. Only 30 something GPT4 prompts for a paid subscription? That doesn't seem right. Especially given that you claim that Monica is powered by GPT4.

I've been using Knock while it was in beta for a few months now, and was actually very impressed! Implementing notifications from scratch can be very difficult, and I was pleasantly surprised by how smooth Knock workflow is. It has pretty much every feature an engineer might need, including: templating, cancelling notifications, in-app notification feed, scheduling future notifications, out-of-the-box integrations and much more. Knock is also extremely reliable, I don't think we ever had even one issue with Knock itself. A suggestion for a couple features that I would find extremely useful: 1. Have a declarative way to define Knock workflows (eg with a terraform provider). 2. Provide a way to run automated tests against Knock (without setting up a test mailbox).