Natalie Brooks

Really like what you are building here. I have been using Komo for research for a few months now and adding Playbooks changes how I think about using it. I had a question about scheduled runs. Can a Playbook run only when something changes, like new leads added to a CRM in the last 24 hours or is it based on fixed schedules for now? I’d also like to know if chaining Playbooks based on outputs...

When a recorded workflow depends on things like dynamic selectors, loading states or small layout shifts what parts stay locked as code and what parts stay flexible for the agent to handle at runtime?

Security is one of those things most founders worry about even if it is not something they talk about at the start. Being able to run Hal9 in your own cloud or data center with everything kept separate helps reduce that concern. It is good to see privacy and isolation handled early, rather than pushed to later stages. That approach lets teams stay focused on building the product instead of...

On team projects a lot of context ends up spread across PRs, tickets and random conversations. After a while it gets hard to remember why certain choices were made. Having something like Kodingo keep that shared understanding tied to the code feels useful, especially for projects that last a long time. Tbh, if this helps teams stay on the same page and cuts down on repeat explanations that’s a...

Damn, feels like the first time someone actually mixed lead gen, systems, and accountability into one clean setup. Kinda rare to see all that in one place, lol. Does it guide you step by step through the process too?

Finally a tool that get rid of the upload friction. I'm constantly having to save a file, then open a browser, navigate to a transfer service, and click through menus. The idea of handling it directly from Finder with immediate link generation is exactly what I need. The cloud drive integration is a smart touch, it turns the app from a simple transfer tool into a real hub.

What a great way to gauge interest. Smart. I'd want a t-shirt with a retro-futuristic robot walking a tiny, confused dinosaur on a leash. The kind of conversation starter you'd never find in a regular store. Excited to see what you create.

I like how Aloude makes it easy to turn simple audio into branded videos. Editing usually takes too much time, but this cuts it down to seconds. I’d try it for quick posts on X and LinkedIn.

Really A big step forward. Most Avatar tools focus only on movement, but adding emotions and subtle expressions makes a huge difference. Curious to see how people use this for storytelling and content.