Loose posts

The author says their Townie proactively caught a mistake their husband made while scheduling something and suggested a solution.

The author set up the open-source OpenInstinct on their own servers and it ordered them lunch, questioning why they would use the hosted Instinct instead.

The author used the iMessage AI concierge Miso to book two lie-flat business class tickets from New York to Europe for 60k points plus $400, saying they no longer hunt for award deals themselves.

A user says Slashy filters out 90% of email, learns from replies to auto-draft responses, and is what Notion Mail should have been.

Vellum AI's new release centers on live voice conversation that can be interrupted mid-sentence, with the camera usable in the same mode to show the assistant a problem.

The author connected a Skydive agent to their ManaBox cloud card data so it can review EDHRec meta and top deck builders and assemble Commander decks from cards they already own.

A user says the Soar assistant proactively reminded them to check in for their flight, solving a problem they always forget.

A user set up a Skydive agent to operate Superhuman on their behalf, sparing them from learning the app's keyboard shortcuts.

A user texted the wajo_ai assistant, which then called their friend and confirmed the details of tomorrow's party, all through messaging.

Anything gave its Product Hunt login to its new Skydive agent, which is already performing strongly on the leaderboard, and the poster says they are testing it right away.

A user brainstormed and drafted an entire article in 10 minutes on Vellum AI's new mobile app while doing dishes, and said the copy beat other tools.

A user built a Skydive agent named Alfie that hooks into Dub to review affiliate claims and internal logs, remove fraud, pay real people, and repeat on a schedule.