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GROOVY

GROOVY

Universal Search and Signaling across LLMs

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"We are outperforming ourselves thanks to AI by at least 1.5x in anything knowledge work related now. Coding, sales, marketing, growth, funding, law, taxes. You can get very competent very fast. The main problem with AI tools right now is that most of them don’t let you reach flow state. You have to wait after prompting and you’re constantly context switching." - @yasser_elsaid_ Groovy is a unified dashboard for all your AI agents. Offering you universal search and signaling across LLMs.
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Carlos Mendez
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It is clear that AI is making all of us more productive, but context switching isn't helping. There needs to be a new "Slack" for AI work. Although I'm not claiming this is the new Slack for AI, I do believe there should be an attempt to bring our interactions with LLMs into one place so we can track, interact, and search easily. This is just an initial exploration of that. Ideally, LLMs should be able to communicate with each other, and team members should be able to join the loop.
Zeiki Yu

Congrats on the launch! Groovy’s unified dashboard and cross-LLM signaling feel like a powerful way to keep agent workflows in flow state instead of tab chaos.

Jacey

This resonates a lot — AI makes us faster, but tab-switching and lost context kill flow.
A unified workspace with universal search across models + lightweight “signaling” between agents feels like the right abstraction, especially as teams start running multiple LLMs in parallel.
Congrats on shipping the first exploration — getting the “history + search + coordination” layer right could become a real backbone for AI work 👏

Jay Dev

Wow, GROOVY looks amazing! The idea of unified search across LLMs is a game changer. How does it handle nuances in prompt formatting across different models? Super curious!