Pazi - Vibe code business operations
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Pazi is an AI team for that idea you keep coming back to — a book, a shop, an app, a skill you want to sell. Tell Pazi what you're trying to do and it builds a team of agents around your idea and starts making things happen: a website, first outreach, content, the next step. Every time you come back, something has moved. You stay in control; your team does the rest alongside you, one real step at a time. Like vibe coding but for business operations.
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Sheetgo
Congrats on the #2 day rank! @zvonimir_sabljic1
Pythagora
@zvonimir_sabljic1 @jjonatann1 Thank you
I wanted to share a quick update after trying Pazi.
I really like that I get email updates, and whenever an email comes in, I click the link to see what's new. That's been great.
The only pain point I've noticed is that after I land on the update page, I can't find an obvious way to get back to my dashboard where I can chat with the AI. I'd love a quick, visible button or link in the email, or on the page it opens, to take me straight back to my dashboard.
Just thought I'd share the feedback. Overall, I'm enjoying using it!
Pythagora
@pieternatanael Thanks for following up after testing, Pieter! That makes complete sense—there should be a clear, visible path from the update email and page back to your dashboard and chat. We’ll improve this. Really appreciate the specific feedback!
the "AI team builds a website and starts outreach on its own" part is the interesting bit and also the scary bit. when it sends that first outreach email or publishes something to the site, is there a review step before it goes out, or does it just act and you find out after the fact when you check back in?
Pythagora
@omri_ben_shoham1 That’s a fair concern. Today, approval is set conversationally: you can require agents to draft and wait before sending or publishing, or authorize them to execute within a defined scope. There isn’t currently a universal review gate for every external action.
Pythagora
@minhnguyen3719 Thank you, Minh! We’d love to hear which workflows you’re automating and how Pazi fits into them. 👏
@zvonimir_sabljic1 Pazi is really good, it just helped me validate my future product idea
amazing work, keep going...
Pythagora
@zvonimir_sabljic1 @premxai Thank you so much!
Fable Flight
Does it have a proactive voice agent
Pythagora
@arnav_salkade We actually do have that feature but it's not enabled for public at the moment. I'm happy you asked and that you're interested in that. Thank you for the support.
Pazi
Drop the idea you've been sitting on, and I'll tell you honestly whether Pazi can move it today.
the "like vibe coding but for business operations" framing is genuinely clever and immediately makes the whole thing click in a way the longer description doesn't.
Pythagora
@devran1288046 Thank you! That’s exactly the shift we’re trying to capture: vibe coding made building software accessible, and we think the same thing is about to happen to everything it takes to run and grow a business. And fair point about the longer description—we may need to lead with that line 😄
The pitch clicked for me because it feels like having a co-founder who actually ships while you sleep. One thing I'd love to see is a simple weekly digest that shows what each agent did, what's queued up next, and where you need to weigh in, so coming back to the project doesn't mean hunting through a long activity feed.
Pythagora
@nazargkbaleawm Love that framing—“a co-founder who actually ships while you sleep” is exactly the experience we’re aiming for. The dynamic dashboards already give you a live view of what the team is doing, but I really like the idea of a weekly recap organized into what was completed, what’s next, and where your input is needed. That would make returning to a project much more seamless. Thank you for the thoughtful suggestion!
Pythagora
@olkoef Thank you! Pazi currently runs on cloud/API models. Local or self-hosted models aren’t supported yet—we’d need to ensure they can reliably use Pazi’s tools and memory before opening that up. But it’s definitely an interesting direction.