... these 2 things now - how are you all still finding good indie stuff on here? - and if you ve launched recently or are thinking about it: is it actually worth it anymore, or has it become a vanity checkbox? feels like Product Hunt needs a separate board for corporate launches vs

... questions all of which need to be answered, in one single text response. But what if the agent could just show you a form instead? A date picker when it needs a date Radio buttons for single-choice questions Checkboxes for multiple selections Text fields for open responses Now it can with AHITL (Agentic Human-in-the-Loop) AHITL is an open protocol that lets agents automatically render structured, interactive forms inside your chat. It bridges the gap between conversation ... ... reason, but they can t interact naturally. You still have to type every answer in the perfect format like guessing what the AI wants. AHITL changes that. It lets agents render interactive UIs on the fly forms, pickers, checkboxes

... with my project on a 12 page document to get an answer and bounding boxes / coordinates. Google's Document Ai took about 1 minute to respond, didn't reply / didn't bring any coordinates back (I was expecting the checkbox to be highlighted) My tool identified the page number, answered the question and gave coordinates for the correct checkbox

... Shape the technical specs Co-create the pre-qual for the RFP And spent months deeply involved in the RFP process By all traditional markers, we were in a strong position. Then we lost the deal. Not because the competitor had a better solution. We were told the deciding factor was price. But over time, we learned it wasn t that simple. We had been single-threading our engagement relying on one champion to carry us through. We never mapped ... ... stakeholder ecosystem. No line into procurement No dialogue with the business transformation team No understanding of who the executive sponsor was someone who wasn t even based in the regional HQ where we had embedded ourselves No visibility into competitor