Yansu
AI that learns how you work and turns it into software
733 followers
AI that learns how you work and turns it into software
733 followers
Yanshu learns from the work you already do. It spots repeated tasks across files, messages, and workflows, then turns the best patterns into apps and automations. No process mapping or blank canvas—just the routines worth systemizing. Use it to automate recurring work, build lightweight internal tools, and speed up daily ops without writing code.
The correction flow matters a lot here because “AI inferred intent” should never become “AI quietly changed the wrong thing.”
Yansu
@jamesmali absolutely, we ask before we build and we shares the intent behinds it.
Really interesting direction, especially the shift from “tools you configure” to “systems that interpret intent and act on it”. Curious how you’re thinking about the trust boundary in cases where the system proactively executes something the user didn’t explicitly initiate that’s usually where adoption either accelerates or breaks.
Yansu
@new_user___1452026946a93788355af99 We always ask permission before building and share the intention from the start.
Congratulations on your launch!
Had a question: I do have a memory.md in Claude and I have configured such that Claude will keep adding new learnings into that file and that is messy. Because Claude decides what to store into that memory over time, and it ends up storing a lot of fluff.
Is Yansu sort of an "Obsidian" + "memory.md" which automatically updates over time?
Yansu
@aiswarya_s to answer your second question, yes and no. Yes as it keeps everything and proactive create stuff.
yansu actually automatically import and update from your claude memory. And you can use the Yansu skill to get other memories of you into claude when you are using claude to work
Congrats on launching. What tasks can it automate... marketing, dev or more? Is there a landing page I can see the most common use cases?
Yansu
@zerotox It does what you are already doing. If you are already dong marketing, it will either take over for you, so you can focus on higher value work, or build an app that's is your current workflow, so you can complete faster and at a higher accuracy.
Yansu
@lakshminath_dondeti just like how a human coworker observe you, we give AI space/time to reflect and reconstruct those info into a session
If all software in the future becomes this tailored, what happens to standardized enterprise apps that teams rely on for shared workflows?
Yansu
@gaius_loxley very interesting question. I believe each team's workflow is very unique. We should not fit ourselves into these standard enterprise software, these apps should fit our unique ways.
In our upcoming version of Yansu, it understands entities that interact with you and it will build the bespoke application for you and your team, so everyone can use the same thing.
The “software drifts with you” framing is strong, but it also raises a governance question for teams. For solo users, local observation + hand-off makes sense; for businesses, I’d want a clear audit trail of what was observed, what automation was generated, what action was suggested, and whether a human approved it. Is Yansu thinking about a team/admin mode where proactive automation can be reviewed before it becomes part of the workflow?
Yansu
@studentzuo We have that in the roadmap for the team usage. It is a such powerful feature to collect all team activities and learn from that. We don't take that for granted, so we are taking careful steps toward it.