@polycontext · X

Context-aware localization for apps, games, and software.

u/ipleac · Reddit

I built the AI dating friend I kept wishing existed. I've realized I keep using AI for the exact same thing: trying to figure out men. ​ Whenever I get a confusing text, I end up pasting it into ChatGPT and asking: * Is he actually interested? * Am I overthinking this? * What should I reply? * Is this a red flag? The problem is that every conversation starts from scratch. AI doesn't know this is the same guy who disappeared for four days last week, cancelled plans twice, or onl

@nav_ux · X

BaseThread here. We're building the shared context layer so a team's AI tools, Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, all read and write the same thing instead of starting cold every session.

@nav_ux · X

Get your whole team's AI on the same page.

u/Puzzleheaded-Log-27 · Reddit

Building a multi-model AI deliberation tool taught me something about trust LLM Counsel isn't another wrapper around one model - it sends your question to a panel of frontier LLMs, has them peer-review each other anonymously, and an impartial "chairman" model returns one synthesized answer. Free to start, pay-as-you-go after, credits don't expire. What I've learned so far: people trust a synthesized answer a lot more once they can see that the models actually disagreed and how that disagree

@ajkbossp · X

Check out what I just built with Lovable!

@dhruvkumar1805 · X

@Pankaj41521 · X

Memory Layer for AI Agents Product - Guide -

@arush_shar17296 · X

u/B3N0U · Reddit

I got tired of Reddit replies that sound like ChatGPT, so I built a tool that writes in my own tone of voice I lurk way more than I post, mostly because writing a good reply takes time and half the AI-assisted comments you see now get sniffed out and downvoted instantly. You know the ones: "Great question! In today's fast-paced landscape..." Nobody talks like that. So I built a small Chrome extension for myself. It reads the whole thread, then drafts a comment right inside Reddit's reply bo

u/Sea_Visual9618 · Reddit

I fed an AI 12,000 of my sent emails to clone my writing voice. My cofounder couldn't tell which replies were mine. Bit of background: I've spent ~2 hours a day in Gmail for the last two years, and almost none of it was thinking. It was re-typing the same six replies. So the side project started as a dumb question: if I gave a model every email I'd ever sent, could it write like me? Not "professional email tone" — me. The lowercase, the "sounds good, will do by fri," the fact

@sykatt01 · X

Here it is: Definitely appreciating feedbacks