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.
Does it have a library of public workflows for common tasks? A marketplace like n8N where someone can create a workflow, list it publicly and then monetize it.
@iamanantgupta Not at the moment. We have a bigger plan here and we can't wait to roll it out soon.
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Yansu watching how you work and building the automation before you ask is a fundamentally different take on AI productivity. I've seen too many AI assistant tools that just surface a chat box. We've been building in the customer success for ops-heavy SaaS teams space, and Yansu touches on something we think about a lot. How long does it typically take before Yansu starts producing something useful?
@shivam_jaiswal36 exactly. they should initiate and we will be the manager that judge and feedback to them.
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I think the most valuable thing in the AI age is your SOPs, your processes, and how you do things, and not really automation. Automation is easy, but your processes are unique to you. I think if your process can be converted to workflows, this tool is incredibly useful.
@himani_sah1 Thank you. That is the intention behind our design. Your SOP is your thought process and that is what make you uniquely you. We are capturing that and creating applications or doing hand off works based on that.
What really caught my eye about Yansu is how it flips the traditional AI workflow on its head. Instead of the usual 'write a perfect prompt and hope for the best' approach, Yansu takes a backseat, observes how you actually work, and proactively builds the software or automation you need before you even ask for it. It feels less like an assistant and more like a tailored software factory running in the background.
That’s exactly the shift we’re excited about with Yansu: moving beyond perfect prompting and toward software that can understand how people actually work, recognize patterns, and proactively turn them into useful tools or automations.
Excited to hear what you think after hunting Yansu today!
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Congrats on the launch! the no energy waging promise is huge. how does Yansu handle conflicting intentions observed from different apps or devices you use throughout the day?
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What’s the most difficult drift scenario you’ve solved in testing—someone switching roles from individual contributor to manager, for instance?
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When Yansu detects a repeated pattern, does it surface that to the user for confirmation before building the automation, or does it make judgment calls autonomously about what's worth systemizing?
GrowMeOrganic
Does it have a library of public workflows for common tasks? A marketplace like n8N where someone can create a workflow, list it publicly and then monetize it.
Yansu
@iamanantgupta Not at the moment. We have a bigger plan here and we can't wait to roll it out soon.
Yansu watching how you work and building the automation before you ask is a fundamentally different take on AI productivity. I've seen too many AI assistant tools that just surface a chat box. We've been building in the customer success for ops-heavy SaaS teams space, and Yansu touches on something we think about a lot. How long does it typically take before Yansu starts producing something useful?
Yansu
@shivam_jaiswal36 exactly. they should initiate and we will be the manager that judge and feedback to them.
I think the most valuable thing in the AI age is your SOPs, your processes, and how you do things, and not really automation. Automation is easy, but your processes are unique to you. I think if your process can be converted to workflows, this tool is incredibly useful.
Yansu
@himani_sah1 Thank you. That is the intention behind our design. Your SOP is your thought process and that is what make you uniquely you. We are capturing that and creating applications or doing hand off works based on that.
GNGM
Super excited to hunt Yansu today!
What really caught my eye about Yansu is how it flips the traditional AI workflow on its head. Instead of the usual 'write a perfect prompt and hope for the best' approach, Yansu takes a backseat, observes how you actually work, and proactively builds the software or automation you need before you even ask for it. It feels less like an assistant and more like a tailored software factory running in the background.
Huge congrats to @bozhao , @jeremy_xu3 @taro666 , and the team on the launch!
@bozhao @taro666 @justin2025 Thank you so much — really appreciate it!
That’s exactly the shift we’re excited about with Yansu: moving beyond perfect prompting and toward software that can understand how people actually work, recognize patterns, and proactively turn them into useful tools or automations.
Excited to hear what you think after hunting Yansu today!
Congrats on the launch! the no energy waging promise is huge. how does Yansu handle conflicting intentions observed from different apps or devices you use throughout the day?
What’s the most difficult drift scenario you’ve solved in testing—someone switching roles from individual contributor to manager, for instance?
When Yansu detects a repeated pattern, does it surface that to the user for confirmation before building the automation, or does it make judgment calls autonomously about what's worth systemizing?