Dennis R. Mortensen

Taking screenshots of your SaaS product is a manual chore and far more cumbersome than necessary. I've literally taken thousands of manual screenshots over the years myself. `Shift-Command-4`, baby! So, I am thrilled to announce the launch of our V1, with an ever-evolving set of features that allow you to set up simple automation recipes to continuously auto-generate the latest screenshots of...

Whenever Ammon hacks (pun intended) together something new, I pay attention. So should you! :-)

How did I discover this!? Well, @frontiernomad and I (and team) sat in a basement for ~4 years labeling meeting scheduling data, so that one day we could go from 1 to N languages. --- Lad os finde noget tid i kalenderen til en intro session. Scheduler, find 2 timer i slutningen af ​​næste uge på mit kontor og kald det "Intro Session". --- Vamos adicionar essa reunião ao calendário. Scheduler,...

@jmitch is the best. Here are 3 things I love about this particular launch. 1. that we inject all custom fields (so if you ask a random question on your calendar page, we will carry that over) 2. that we reference a meeting ID on your Google or Microsoft calendar and allow you to make direct updates to it. 3. that we are sending all of the meetings scheduled through your Round Robin...

.. and hello good people of PH! Dennis here - happy entrepreneur and founder of x.ai :-) Scheduling a meeting for a group of people is hard and not the most fun thing to do, but I honestly think we come up with some nifty answers to this pain. We've always supported multi-participant meetings using our email agents (amy@x.ai et al), but there are always situations where you don't want to...

Matt, Marcos the whole team and I have worked on Amy as an intelligent agent for years (but mostly in a single-player mode), but by making it FREE we've finally been able to discover and deliver on the networks effects where if both host and guest use Amy, meetings get scheduled instantly. We are super happy to launch that today and eager to see where that takes us from here (multiplayer mode)....

We help people schedule their meetings. Whether that be through a shareable calendar page, a slash command or by emailing or slacking (is that a word) our agents Amy or Andrew. On that note, we are launching a NEW chrome extension which provides easy access to your fixed meeting type URL and their slash commands,...

Hi there, Dennis from x.ai here. It’s been two years and change since we first launched x.ai, and we remain dedicated to making the best damn scheduling software out there. We’ve increased the accuracy of Amy and Andrew dramatically, reduced the response speed to minutes, but we’ve also learned quite a bit and made some adjustments to our original vision—changes we think you’ll love. ...

@msg shoot me an email on dennis@ and I'll buy the diet coke! :)

@_jacksmith It's a good question, and I do not have the answer, but it seems to me, that we are reasonably OK with services powered by humans being optimized. When I call my domain provider on a local NY number, the phone is being picked up in Eastern Europe somewhere. They optimized a process, because the outcome (service) is more valuable than the process (question/request). When I meet...

@_jacksmith if we can not create a machine which is indistinguishable from a human, we failed. You might tell me that is impossible, and for all I know, you could be correct. I am making a run for it though!

@_jacksmith, @AdrianGrant *find an example below of flow (aka pain ping pong) 1. TO: MICHAEL FROM: JOHN Subject: Meeting up for coffee ? Hi Michael. Good to meet up with you yesterday. Do you have time to meet up later today, tomorrow or perhaps early next week? I am free most days after 1 PM. --Regards John 2. TO: JOHN FROM: MICHAEL *x.ai customer CC: AMY @ X.AI Hi John. I’d be happy to...

@rrhoover Scheduling a meeting is something you could see being built up by three independent and distinct actions owned by separate actors: - Sell Meeting - Negotiate Date/Time and Location - Insert x.ai is trying to solve the technical hard challenge of human/machine negotiation; where others, such as supercc work the, from a science point of view, slightly simpler insert. (I'm a fan of...