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Lex is so easy to use, in terms of writing, it's helpful to have that immediate feedback.
Wow! I'm testing Lex this morning. I copy-pasted the first two paragraphs of a post I wrote to see what Lex would do… To say that I'm impressed is an understatement 🤯 I haven't been excited like this about a product for a long, long time. If there is any way I can help, let me know.
I mainly use this to get me started on written content, and the +++ command is super intuitive. The AI assistant is a tad unintuitive. It can't yet make changes to your writing, or export your doc automatically, but it can give you suggestions and feedback. If you need on-the-fly research, it can also act as a built-in google search. Compared to google docs or word it's a very minimalistic, clean build, but the design choices are confusing, at least to me. I do love the active feedback/roadmap updates though. Nathan makes it super easy to leave feedback and stay engaged in what he's building next.
Nothing special to say at the moment. I find that what is missing is guidance. For example, I had to go back to the YouTube video to remember that it's ++ for auto text generation.
In my opinion, Lex.page is a powerful tool that can help writers streamline their writing process and produce high-quality content. Lex provides a clean and user-friendly interface for writing and editing text and is my preferred AI writing companion.
So I'm a little irked that there is no Facebook page for this application, because I would love nothing more than to sing it's praises. I've been using it for about a week and have already worked it into my regular workflow. It's not just a piece of software. Lex feels different than a typical search engine style request, in the way it almost encourages you to follow the question rabbit hole. I honestly love it. I look for ways to test it's knowledge and see if I can't help shake any bugs out. Not because anyone is asking, but because I want to see Lex become something that is not only supremely reliable and efficient but factually correct. Similar to Ask Mr. Know, though not nearly as accurate. I see great things for Lex and frequently tell her so (yes my Lex is a female A.I.; don't judge)
So begeistert war ich noch nie über etwas, das mit GPT-3 zu tun hat! Alle "Schreibassistenten", die es gibt – und das Internet ist in letzter Zeit voll davon – funktionieren in der Praxis (für mich) nicht. Meist sind diese nur ein Haufen von verschlimmbesserten ChatGPT Klone, in die man Schlüsselwörter eingibt und eine (oft schlechte) Ausgabe erhält. Das beschreibt nicht annähernd, wie frustrierend und fruchtlos diese Erfahrung ist, aber man versteht es. LEX sieht aus wie ein Werkzeug für Menschen - ein echter Assistent, der Dir hilft, Dein eigenes, menschliches Schreiben zu verbessern.
