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I've been using Sentient Chat for a few weeks now and it's become my go-to for quite a few tasks. The interface is refreshingly clean compared to some of the cluttered AI chat tools out there. What works well: • Actually remembers conversations: The multi-turn memory is noticeably better than most chat interfaces. It doesn't lose track of what we were discussing even in longer conversations. • Fast responses: No waiting around. Responses come back quickly and feel natural, not robotic. • Spaces feature is useful: I tried the Travel Plan space and it's genuinely helpful. Put together a decent itinerary without the usual back-and-forth you get with other tools. • Shows sources: Uses GRID-powered sources which adds credibility. You can see where information is coming from instead of just trusting whatever the AI says. • Regular updates: They're actively improving things, which is always a good sign. What I actually used it for: Mainly travel planning and some general research tasks. The travel planning worked better than I expected - gave me realistic suggestions and even considered budget constraints when I mentioned them. No weird hallucinated restaurants or impossible flight times. Keep in mind this is still in beta, but the performance is already quite solid. Most beta AI tools I've tried are buggy or inconsistent, but this one feels pretty stable. It's a solid AI chat tool that does what it says without unnecessary bells and whistles. Worth trying if you're looking for a reliable AI assistant that actually works well.

I’ve been trying out different AI agents lately. Most handle simple stuff fine, but the moment things get complex they fall apart. ROMA doesn’t. • Breaks multi-step tasks into logical pieces and actually finishes them. • Not a black box, you can follow its reasoning step by step. • Works with whatever model you want, and you can add human approval if needed. • Scored 45.6% in tests vs the previous best of 36%, which is a big jump. I tested it on research tasks: finding data, cross-checking sources, writing summaries. Stuff that usually eats up hours. ROMA just handled it. No weird mistakes, no fuss. Most agents are overhyped, but very few can actually manage complex workflows without breaking. ROMA is one of them, and it’s open source. Worth trying if you’re dealing with multi-step research or analysis work.