... grew Y because of Z, here is what we are doing next" is the headline. OKRs tie strategy to metrics Objectives are aspirational. Key results are measurable, time-bounded, and have an owner. The parts people get wrong: Leading vs lagging. Revenue is lagging. By the time it moves, the decisions that moved it are months old. Pick KRs you can actually move weekly. Qualified pipeline created. Activation rate. Trial-to-paid conversion. Not "annualized revenue." Track where people already ... ... blank canvas. Multi-source integration: Databases, Excel/CSV/PDF (with OCR), OAuth connectors for Google Ads, Meta Ads, Jira, plus 30+ MCP vendor connectors (Stripe, HubSpot, Linear, Atlassian, PostHog, others) that the AI engine can call during analysis. OKR tracking wired

... actual insight, and it's bigger than it looks: making the notification say why it's waiting is what turns a ping into a triage. "Done" makes you tab back to find out what "done" means. "Needs approval vs finished vs

... Code and bash in there all day, with chat right next to it because that's where the context already lives. The reframe: every "integration" is just a CLI. gh, kubectl, psql, your own scripts, whatever MCP server you wired up this morning they already exist. ano.chat gives you a place to run them next to the conversation about why. Not only for engineers. Devs get the terminal. Sales, ops, design get chat that doesn't suck real threads, real ...

... state That means the system is being built not just as a game, but as a live service. What is already in place A lot of people only post concepts. I care more about systems that are actually being wired up. Current GrowHouse development already includes major pieces like: - wallet sign-in flows - live dashboard and admin dashboard - Blaze mood / receipt / matrix bridge work - MMO conversion rail foundations - Underworld contracts and district systems - safehouses, storage, and banking - companion utility core ... ... future expansion There is still a lot to build, but this is well past napkin territory. What makes this different The difference is not we have AI. Everybody says that now. The difference is the architecture: - AI is being wired

... again, which ended up being a blessing in disguise. Product Hunt: So you had three devices: your laptop, your glasses, and your Switch controller. How did they all connect? It s not Bluetooth, right? Tijs: Right, it was all wired. I carried my laptop in a backpack. It looked kind of funny. I even wore a headband to keep the glasses from bouncing too much. Then I ran a cable from the glasses to the backpack, and the Switch controller ... ... connected wirelessly