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p/general
p/generalAre you building features or killing features (i.e. simplifying your products)?
Manu Goel:@busmark_w_nika yes,it’s interesting. And I am thinking out loud if feature suppression or a parallel minimalist version is something that anyone has seen anywhere?
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p/generalAre you building features or killing features (i.e. simplifying your products)?
Manu Goel:@econnoro24 Exactly. Also, finding what you need, when you need is difficult too. Thanks for sharing your views. It helps me validate.
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p/ditto-4
p/ditto-4🚀 Ditto just got WAY smarter.
Edith Christian:I always struggled with making mock data look real. Adding faker.js support is such a smart move. It feels like you read dev minds.
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p/linear
p/linearWho is building/using agents for Linear?
Gareth Wilson:@aayaz_gul Thanks Aayaz, I think you're right. Feedback can often be too unwieldy to get back into decision loops, so we're trying to integrate it into the dev workflow.
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p/linearWho is building/using agents for Linear?
Gareth Wilson:@anish_hessa That's the hope. I think where it can be most impactful is to get product feedback back to devs directly, so they can be more autonomous and iterate faster.
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p/linearWho is building/using agents for Linear?
Gareth Wilson:@steven_granata ooh, that sounds handy
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p/linearWho is building/using agents for Linear?
Gareth Wilson:@dkargatzis Oh nice, so it's updating issue statuses based on PRs being merged and reviews being completed?
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p/linearWho is building/using agents for Linear?
Gareth Wilson:@hi_caicai Like a daily digest of things you did?
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p/linearWho is building/using agents for Linear?
tina kim:Relevance AI, and individual developers are building AI agents for Linear to automate tasks like issue creation, project updates, and workflow management.
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p/pocket
p/pocketPocket is shutting down. Best read-it-later alternatives?
Gordana Laskovic:@stephane_thrasher There are quite a few alternatives out there, but it really depends on how you mostly used Pocket - was it more for read-it-later, link saving, organizing collections, collaborating, or something else? 😀 I actually wrote a blog about a collaborative alternative. Here’s the link if you want to check it out.