... Cursor: coding Supabase: backend and auth Vercel: hosting GitHub: version control Google Search Console: SEO Campix: my own project, camp software, yes I'm biased Comment from Hans Desjarlais(@ismaelyws): Gmail Calendly Claude Code Google Docs & Sheets VS Code Comment from Bill Davis(@billspaced): @nolan_vu  Slack, not because I love it but because everything dies without it. YESSSSSSSSSSSSS Comment from Bill Davis(@billspaced): @riya_pariyar   @benfleming   @asapx  same question... never heard ... ... like telegram more than the whatsapp for chatting :) VS

... first-class citizens. By 2025, 75% of its workflows used AI integrations and revenue grew ~5x. Third, a new generation arrived with AI-native assumptions : @Relay.app (2021, ex-Google Gmail/Calendar team) baked in human-in-the-loop oversight; @Lindy (2023, pivoted from a virtual office startup) bet on personal delegation; @Gumloop (2023, started in a Vancouver bedroom as an AutoGPT wrapper) turned AI experimentation into a visual canvas. The result: a category that has clearly split into lanes and teams ... ... context is just different. Building something in that gap right now and the more I dig in, the more it feels like an untouched category. Comment from Nolan Vu(@nolan_vu): The framing of "AI that participates in execution vs

... Lindy usually earns its place by handling the kind of work that is repetitive, interrupt driven, and easy to forget. The stuff that eats time quietly. If Lindy

... messy middle. They route requests, hand off tasks, chase down follow ups, update systems, and generally keep work moving while you re doing literally anything else. The products in the running are @n8n , @Taskade , @Zapier , @Trace , @Relay.app , @Gumloop , @Lindy , @Wordware , @Airtop . Now we want the stories behind the automations. Which one is running your daily ops? Which one replaced a dozen tabs and a recurring headache? What workflow did you set up once and never looked back? Drop your real ... ... more thorough than other tools i've found Comment from Tommy Barav(@tommy_bar_av1): I use relay.app and for me it is the go-to app. Love the simplicity of it and how easy to use vs

... thats a goldmine of information for someone who is just starting out. Thank you very much! I'll look up the forum post you mentioned! Comment from Dan Bulteel(@dbul): @ngburke  I hadn't heard of the Lindy effect before, now will be using it often! Focus on the user and the problem is real wisdom, thanks for the thoughtful message! Wishing you big success and life expectancy in the year ahead sir! Comment from Dan Bulteel(@dbul): @bekjon ... ... know what you think. You can find it here - https://www.producthunt.com/post... Comment from Nathaniel Burke(@ngburke): Great reminder about the power of discipline and perseverence. I've been thinking more and more about the Lindy

... company. Main insights: Qualification: AI agent filters 60 70% of unqualified leads before they reach sales. Speed: Average response time <2s, so customers don t even realize it s AI. Conversion: Appointments booked directly into CRM, ~20% uplift vs. manual calls. Scalability: Peak days up to 1500 calls without extra staff. Happy to share more details if you want! Comment from Aleksandar Blazhev(@byalexai): @busmark_w_nika  Honestly, I ve played around with n8n and Lindy

... build agents using prompts. No fiddly UIs. No weird wrappers. Just explain what you want and collaborate with it. It writes the code for you, sort of just like Loveable. We tried all the automation tools like Zapier, Lindy, Gumloop, but they never felt fast enough. We always defaulted to doing things manually. Okibi is for people who want power without setup. Back Again As soon as we started, I knew we were applying to YC again. Not because ...

... handles your sales calls? Comment from Aleksey Marakhin(@marakhin): @SocListener @SocLeads check these tools 1. Reddit 2. Maps etc -- for email marketing Comment from CHITIKINA VIJAYA(@chitikina_vijaya): @apoorva_govind1 helpful , thank you Comment from Apoorva Govind(@apoorva_govind1): @Lindy is awesome ...

... this effectively? Totally get it if you don't want to give away company secrets thought! Comment from steve beyatte(@steveb): Have you tried to automate support using a chatbot trained on your content like with @Lindy or @Intercom ? A more naive way to do it is to script your latest sent emails filtered by a subject or keyword into a Google Doc and then connect it into a Claude or ChatGPT project. Comment from Ju Chuang Ark(@partick_support ...

... most of them claim to do this, I found that none really do circa a few months ago. I think @Superhuman 's "inbox beta" will do this when it's out of beta though. My short take is that @Lindy is pretty cool and was my favorite. You can give it an external knowledge base and it will draft responses from it while also being able to use a custom prompt. Also does a bunch of other things like chatbot ...

... /posts/epiphany Comment from steve beyatte(@steveb): @TextExpander and/or @Text Blaze are both unsung heroes for me. They both offer text snippet expansion but TextBlaze does it inside Gmail which allows you to automate a bunch of repetitive email stuff. @Lindy is pretty good at email automation drafting based on a knowledge base @Pomofocus I use a lot as a really lightweight pomodoro timer ...

... There are so many new AI agent platforms ( @Wordware @Lindy @CrewAI @zapier and so on) that I'm finding myself curious how everyone is using them. What AI agents are you using in production ? What do they do? Are they working and reliable? What would make them better? Are they replacing roles? Augmenting existing ones? And if you're not yet using agents in production, why not? What should these companies build that would make you adopt it quicker? Comment ...

... steve beyatte(@steveb): I tried Superhuman last year and gave up on it in 15 minutes because it didn't do this. This is the only thing I want in email and nothing gets it right. I've tried Lindy, Shortwave, Intercom, and Gleap and they can only use a doc/knowledge base. None of them will actually draft emails using your own tone. Same for Google's workspace tools. Does anyone have beta access to this who can tell ...

... projects. Comment from Andrew Altshuler(@andrew_pkm): Hey Steve From my perspective: Tana AI is a tool in my toolkit rather than ChatGPT replacement. I use a lot of different AI tools (ChatGPT/Deep research, Claude, Gemini, Notebook LM, Perplexity, Lindy and more...) Each of them has specific use cases where they perform the best, and each o them has constraints. The biggest benefit of Tana AI: The full integration into workspace/ecosystem. It can operate on top of your knowledge graph ...

... stay tuned Comment from steve beyatte(@steveb): Have you launched Brilo yet @ybrahma ? If not, you should. I've had good luck with @Intercom for this. They have the best AI support operator at the moment with @Gleap and @Lindy close behind. They all claim to be able to answer support tickets based on previous replies and generally can do that if you're ok with quality not being at 100% of a human level ...

... several platforms, however I personally found @Mailmeteor the most efficient and secure one. Very straightforward platform. Usually when a platform has more features, the rate of underperforming is bigger. Comment from steve beyatte(@steveb): For automation specifically, check out @Lindy @Gleap and @Shortwave . They aren't marketing email tools but rather automation tools for your email ...