Height 2.0: An autonomous project management tool.

Project management tools tend to promise a lot and deliver... well, mixed results. Height is taking a swing at that by embedding AI directly into the process, automating the tedious stuff—bug triage, backlog management, spec updates. The idea of a tool that can just handle these tasks for you is appealing, but I can’t help but wonder: how well does the AI actually perform when the tasks get more complex? I love the concept of less manual work, but I’ve seen automation trip over the details before. If Height can really pull this off, it might just free up builders to do what they’re best at—building

Latitude: An open-source prompt engineering platform

Latitude is like GitHub for prompt engineering—if that’s a real thing yet. Let’s be honest, getting AI to respond accurately is no easy feat. One vague prompt and suddenly your AI goes off on a wild tangent. Latitude helps you refine those prompts with batch testing and AI-powered tweaks, making sure you get the output you actually need. And yeah, prompt engineering could totally be a legit job—at least until AI gets so good it makes the role obsolete.

This is our “staff picks” section — five products that stood out to us this week, whether because we think they’re especially promising, unique or delightful. 

With: 200+ curated questions designed to deepen emotional intimacy and self-awareness. 

This product won’t change the world, but it could change your relationship. The design is gorgeous, and the questions provocative. We think it’d be a perfect date night or dinner party activity. 

ChatGPT Canvas: A new interface that lets you and ChatGPT work side-by-side on documents or code. 

OpenAI is on fire — product-wise, but maybe also internally. (What was the deal with all those resignations?) Canvas comes just a few days after Advanced Voice Mode rolled out to most users. We’re most excited about its writing shortcuts, which include inline edits, automatic reading-level adjustments, and integrated grammar and clarity checks. 

Wispr Flow: A Mac dictation app with autoedits, AI commands, and support for 100+ languages. 

This is a speech-to-text app designed to speed up typing. It works across basically any CMS, and has a word-per-minute output of 220 — around three times faster than the average human type speed. Has writer’s block met its match?

CharacterSDK: Lets developers create multimodal AI characters capable of contextual understanding and real-time interaction. 

There are tons of use cases here, from personalized customer support at scale to task automation, but we can’t help feeling like the biggest potential beneficiaries here are…waifu lovers. You know, people who are in relationships with fictional characters — who have a waifu (or husbando), in Internet-speak. Replika was the go-to, but it might just have some competition. 

Graphite Reviewer: A high-signal AI code review companion. 

Our engineering team is stoked about this launch. Check out the long-form section below for their detailed take.

Have you ever wished you could create an app just by explaining your idea? With LlamaCoder, that's now possible. Developed by Together AI and powered by the Llama 3.1 405B model, LlamaCoder is an open-source web app that turns your prompts into fully functional applications.

Together AI is all about making AI accessible and useful. They help developers and businesses design and manage AI projects using open-source models like Llama. To show what Llama 3.1 405B can do, they built LlamaCoder—a tool that's quickly becoming popular in the developer community.

Since its launch just over a month ago, LlamaCoder has really taken off. It's earned over 2,000 stars on GitHub, and hundreds of developers have cloned the repository. People have generated more than 200,000 apps using the platform.