AI is getting insanely powerful — and somehow harder to use. Taku fixes the last mile. It turns the best skills, agents, and workflows into real desktop apps anyone can run, remix, and make their own. Borrow setups from the pros, skip GitHub and setup, or just tell Taku what you want and watch it assemble the stack. The more you work, the more Taku learns what you need — and brings the right tools to you.
when you copy a pro's setup, is it a snapshot or does it stay linked to their version? curious what happens when the original creator pushes an update after you've already customized your copy
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@taku_ai that's the hard part, merging their update into something i've already customized without stepping on my changes. is that a manual diff/review step or fully automatic
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Dial
the creator side is the part I'm most curious about. you said getting paid is even harder than getting noticed, and Taku turns work into apps and recommends them at the right moment - but what does the actual payout look like for the creator when someone runs their setup, is there a rev share per use, a one-time fee, or is discovery itself the whole value prop for now
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@galdayan Great question — and nope, we definitely don’t want discovery to be the whole value prop 😭
We’re building toward a full creator loop where you can monetize a Stax in different ways: set a subscription, charge a one-time fee, and eventually even sell through a more open marketplace.
The dream is that if you build something genuinely useful, it shouldn’t just get likes or GitHub stars — it should be able to become a real little business of its own. Still building that layer, but that’s very much the direction 👀
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Softorino 💻📲
Copying someone's whole setup blind is exactly how I ended up with 40 Chrome tabs and 12 subscriptions haha. How do you vet what people share? Like is there any ranking beyond popularity?
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Softorino 💻📲
@taku_ai Ok the proxy swap is actually clever – one subscription instead of 12 is exactly what my wallet needed to hear haha. But what happens to the independent apps if I ever cancel – do they keep working or do they die with the subscription?
Agnes AI
What happens when one capability inside a Stack breaks or changes? Can I inspect the failing step without rebuilding everything?
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Kira.art
I spent some time trying Taku today, and the part that clicked for me wasn’t simply “another way to build AI workflows.”
There are already a lot of powerful agents, skills, open-source projects, and workflows out there. My problem is that I discover them constantly, save them, and then almost never get them into something I actually use.
What feels different here is the abstraction. Instead of asking me to understand the underlying setup first, Taku tries to turn those capabilities into something that behaves more like an app: I can discover something that already works, run it, then change the goal/context and build on top of it.
I also like the Stack direction. Most useful work isn’t one prompt — for me it might be research → analyze → rank opportunities → turn the best one into a brief. Being able to keep that as one reusable workflow is much more interesting than jumping between five different AI tools every time.
I’m curious about one thing as the marketplace grows: how will Taku decide which apps or Stax to recommend when several could solve the same job? If the recommendation layer gets good enough to understand what I’m working on and surface the right capability at the right moment, that could be a very strong part of the product.
Congrats on the launch — excited to see where the app/creator ecosystem goes from here.
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@owenlongbo This is exactly what clicked for me too 😭 I was constantly discovering amazing AI stuff, but almost none of it actually made it into my real workflow.
And you nailed the recommendation piece — long term, I don’t want users to have to know which app or Stax they need. Taku should understand what you’re working on, learn from your context, and bring the right capability to you at the right moment.
That’s also why we’re building the product around more than just discovery. You can run what someone else already built, remix it with your own goal/context, combine multiple AI capabilities into a reusable Stack, and then publish it as a Stax for others to use and build on.
Still a lot to build, but that whole loop — from discovering something useful to actually making it part of your workflow — is honestly one of the things I’m most excited about. Thanks for such a thoughtful comment 🫶
Mom Clock
I think the creator ecosystem could become a big part of this. If I build one great workflow, I would rather let other people run and remix it than explain the setup 50 times.
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Lancepilot
Love the concept of turning complex agent workflows into actual desktop apps that non-tech folks can use without wrestling with GitHub setups. The "remixing setups from pros" feature sounds like a game changer for getting started fast.
Quick feedback: The UI looks super slick, but having a quick 30-second video demo right at the top of the site would make the value proposition click even faster.
Question: Since Taku learns and brings the right tools over time, how does it handle data privacy and local context for sensitive workflows?
Wishing you guys massive success today! 🙌
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