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Hammerspoon for mac. It, e.g., let's you jump between applications at the speed of light. No more cmd+tab / searching for windows 🥳

Congratulations with the launch! This looks super powerful! 🤩

Even though parsing structured outputs with, e.g., langchain is super easy, I suspect that this is going to take it to the next level. One particular use-case that I'm working with is disentangling structured from unstructured bits of a natural language query to an image database. I think this will be much easier when I can ask the model to provide summaries of each bit to separate parameters...

This looks super cool (and slick) - congratulations on the launch! It there any way in which this could become a part of [raycast](https://www.raycast.com/)? That would make this tool even more powerful. I always use raycast, but might not open the web to convert things, for example. Would essentially want it at my fingertips 😁

This is a very good question! - thanks for that. Excited to follow the discussion. We've been working on building a community around an open-source tool for a while now without too much traction. One thing we've noticed is that success stories like streamlit, wandb, etc., they had quite a long take-off period without too much traction either. IMO, what makes a difference is 1. Finding an...

I've been listening to brain.fm for ~5 years now. It's amazing. I get in the zone within minutes!

At Encord, we've had so many good learnings with building in public. The feedback is invaluable to us! I'm all in for building in public.

Congrats on the launch! This looks like what I need. Does is also integrate with file systems? I have all my stuff structured in a zettlekasten structure so would be "easy" to parse / index.

I use ChatGPT for summarizing my ML model performance based on various different quality metrics. It's very efficient for learning where my production models fail. Additinoally, as a developer, I use it quite frequently to figure out which libraries to use to tackle specific problems.

OBS can do anything - but it has a high learning curve 😵‍💫