Jeff Zhao

This use case was one of the big promises of personal AI assistants, would be interesting to see it in action on a smaller scale. It seems like you're mostly targeting mid-sized events which means that smaller events like the ones we often do (20 < x < 100) might not be a good fit.

But will you also automatically generate a paragraph or two about how you got sick in the winter of '97 and your dad made you this soup and a short treatise on the burdens of parenthood etc. before you actually describe anything about the meal or recipe? Seems inauthentic if you don't lol.

I've been looking for a tool like this for ages... I've been having to use a bunch of command-line tools to do some of these functions and this seems much easier.

I remember when I used to run something like this on Windows 10... makes me really nostalgic for those days. It's kind of crazy that Apple doesn't offer a default widget for this; very cool to do multi-device management!

Makes sense for any org that cares about this DevEx data to implement something like this. It seems like it's only become more common so I'd be interested in seeing how the product grows!

Automating some of these processes would make me a little bit anxious. I'd honestly feel a little more comfortable with something that allows for a little bit more control like UiPath. I guess it would depend on how many touchpoints the AI agent has with the user.

This might be a good tool for a small team that doesn't use a platform that already sends progress summaries (Slack, Shortcut, etc.)

Kind of reminds me a little bit of Things 3 with some fancy new features. I'll be giving it a try... very picky about the kinds of tools I use for task management but the idea that managing the tens of things I have to track for myself every day can be less of a chore is very intriguing.

Really interesting. I'd be willing to give it a try. Sometimes I talk through crafting a pitch deck with teams I'm mentoring - it'd be interesting to see how close to a final product we could get simply by letting Presentation 2.0 take a swing at it first.

Honestly it's worth it just for the tone feature. Ever want a pirate to evaluate a lifting belt for you? "Arrr, me hearties! Ye be wantin' me opinion on this here weight belt, do ye? Well, let me tell ye, I be havin' me doubts about this fancy contraption. First off, I be hearin' some scallywags claimin' that this belt be good for heavy lifts. But let me ask ye this: how can a measly belt be...