Imagine Spotlight with superpowers... That is what Stepsailor's AI Command Bar is aiming for. Let your user describe what it wants to do and the command bar will run the required actions automatically within your product. No need for prompt engineering.
I've been exploring AI tools for improving user experience, and AI Command Bar really stands out. The ability to convert natural language into actions without needing complex prompts is incredibly useful.
Stepsailor's AI Command Bar is a fantastic tool for simplifying user interactions within a product. By allowing users to simply describe what they want to do, it eliminates the need for complex prompts or technical knowledge. It feels like an intuitive, powerful assistant that makes the user experience seamless and efficient.
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Hey people!
I am Pascal, technical co-founder of Stepsailor.
I gotta say... launching this product... even having the idea of building this wasn't an easy road. In fact, there is a small graveyard of products that haven't made it to Product Hunt.
So here I am, launching my first hunt! I realised today's products all turn out to be chat interfaces. And there is a good reason for that. Language is a powerful user interface.
Essentially, there is no onboarding required since you only have to explain the gist of it so the user knows what to ask.
But there are many different kinds of products out there. Visualisations will always have a spot. But buttons and input fields surely will look different in the future.
When developing products in reality, you don't want to learn or hire another specialist that creates a chat interface that controls your product.
You want to focus on the core value of your product... the business logic, and make it accessible quickly.
So I want to bring AI into SaaS products in the right way. DX first and simple APIs. Control over what model is used and where it's located.
The AI Command Bar is just the beginning.
Please let me know what you think about it!
Feel free to reach out on pascal@stepsailor.com
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@pascal_lohscheidt1 Congrats on the first launch Pascal!
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Congrats on your first Product Hunt launch, Pascal! 🎉 Really respect the journey—and the persistence it takes to ship. You're absolutely right: language as a UI is powerful, but integrating it meaningfully into SaaS without losing control or adding complexity is still a huge gap. Stepsailor feels like a thoughtful solution for devs who want to keep focus on core value while still enabling intuitive, AI-driven interfaces.
How customizable is the AI Command Bar in terms of commands, branding, and model choice?
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@susaana_s Thanks for taking the time to leave a comment! I appreciate it a lot!
In regards to your questions. The commands itself are highly customisable already.
About branding and model choice... the goal for this month is to make this solution customisable with css variables. And even let the developer decide how deep "models" think or which models to use.
In other words the command bar should be integrate-able into every product without destroying any branding by 1st of May :)
So you are spot on with your question!
Sindo
@pascal_lohscheidt1 Looking forward to try it :)
The SDK syntax looks very clean, I could see this being implemented in <1h for smaller workflows ;)
Looks great @pascal_lohscheidt1!
Gotta try this for a client project's admin interface soon ;)
From your experience: How detailed do the tool descriptions have to be for the AI to pick up on them and utilize them correctly? Especially for more complex use-cases
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@julian_krug most of the time I am using one small sentence. But for core things, especially when the user is not familiar with the terminolgy I am using longer ones.
The SDK actually will receive a context field, so that action can be put into the context of the product better.
However the idea to keep those prompting efforts low. Similar to good programming a good name for an action is half of the bet. At least that I see so far.