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LinkedIn is currently drowning in generic 'ChatGPT slop' that sounds confident but says nothing. The fact that this tool actually cites its sources (like HBR/Reuters) is the real differentiator. I don't need another tool to generate fluff, I need something that helps me build credibility without spending 3 hours researching. If the 'voice cloning' can actually stop me from sounding like a...

This is perfect for sneaking in a quick game during boring meetings. The interface is so clean that it barely looks like a game from a distance (unlike the flashy animations on other sites). Definitely keeping this tab open for my 'breaks'.

This gives me total Galaxy News Radio vibes but for the MTV generation.Just like how I leave the radio on in Fallout to keep me sane while wandering the wasteland, this is the perfect 'always-on' background noise for my daily grind. It feels like finding a functioning TV in a Vault that's stuck on the golden era. Love it.

It definitely gives off strong project management vibes, but in a good, lightweight way. Most PM tools these days feel like they require a PhD to set up (looking at you, Jira). This looks like it strips away the bloat and just focuses on shipping features. If I can manage my backlog here without getting lost in settings, that's a win.

I always struggle with 'tutorial hell' where I learn random things but don't know how they fit together. The visualization here is super clean. Being able to map out a full learning path (like a tech tree in a game) makes the journey feel so much more structured. I can see this being super useful not just for learning code, but for onboarding new team members too. Love the drag-and-drop...

The hardest part of prep isn't just the algorithms, it's the pressure of articulating your thoughts in real-time. I usually shy away from mock interviews because scheduling them with strangers is awkward (and expensive). If the AI coach here can genuinely simulate that 'interviewer back-and-forth'—asking follow-up questions instead of just giving the solution—this would be a massive confidence...

The biggest bottleneck in user research isn't collecting data, it's making it digestible for the product team. Usually, nobody watches the full 60-minute interview recordings. If this tool can automatically surface the 'emotional peaks' and create a highlight reel that I can just drop into Slack, that's a massive win for getting stakeholders to actually care about user feedback.

Building custom bots on private data used to be a pain (managing vector DBs, etc.). This looks like a solid low-code solution to get an enterprise-ready bot running in minutes. Great job on the UI!

Honestly, transcription is table stakes at this point. The real value for me is the action item extraction and the automated follow-ups. Most meeting tools just give you a wall of text that nobody reads. If Noty can accurately turn a 30-minute chaotic discussion into a clean list of to-dos and next steps, that's a massive workflow upgrade. Looking forward to testing the accuracy!

The hybrid approach here makes a lot of sense. Most support teams are drowning in repetitive 'Tier 1' queries, so having Aura handle the easy stuff automatically is a huge unlock for efficiency. If the hand-off to human agents is smooth when the AI gets stuck, this is the perfect setup. Let the AI clear the queue, let humans handle the complex edge cases.

Shopping search has become such a mess lately with all the SEO spam and sponsored results. Having an agent that can actually parse through the noise, read the reviews, and present a curated list is a huge relief. It definitely beats opening 50 tabs to compare specs manually. Nice work!

The problem with most AI notetakers is that they just dump a generic summary. The ability to define custom templates (like specific sales frameworks or user interview structures) is what actually makes the data usable. Also, treating meeting history as a queryable knowledge base ('Ask Wudpecker') is a huge workflow upgrade compared to manually searching through transcripts. Solid utility here.

The export to Premiere/Resolve feature is the real game changer here. Most AI video tools try to trap you in their web player (which is a dealbreaker for pro work). Using AI for the tedious rough cut and then exporting to an NLE for the final polish feels like the correct workflow. Finally, a tool that respects the editor's process.

The 'agentic distribution' concept here is super interesting. I've been looking for a way to scale engagement without manually grinding on socials all day. If the AI agents can actually handle commenting and posting with a distinct personality (not just generic bot spam), this could be a massive unlock for growth. Keen to see how the 'influencer' aspect plays out in real campaigns!

The multi-agent logic (reqs to deploy) is so much more solid than a single AI. Plus, the GitHub integration finally makes the code maintainable. V3 seems to have nailed the deployment and credits issues. For rapid prototyping, this is a huge time-saver compared to learning Swift/Kotlin from scratch. Definitely giving it a spin.