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TOP LAUNCHES

Amie runs alongside your Zoom, Meet, or Slack calls and turns every conversation into summaries, tasks, and follow-up emails—no manual notes required. Deliver results to email, Slack, or your project tools and move on. 

TL;DL by Headliner slurps up up to five podcast episodes, lets you pick a 5–20 minute listen window, and spits out a custom audio summary that blends real clips with smart narration. Hit create, kick back, and decide if the full episode’s worth your time. 

Migma turns a plain text prompt into a polished, on-brand email. It grabs live content, whips up images, checks how everything renders, then lets you pick an audience and hit send—all in one dashboard, no template wrestling.

FirstQuadrant is an AI sales execution platform that plugs into your CRM, watches every pipeline stage, pings you for follow-ups, and surfaces hidden opportunities. Founders and reps get one dashboard where emails, tasks, and deal health live together.

Flowise is an open-source canvas for building LLM workflows. Snap together prompt blocks, vector search, and API calls, hit Run right in the browser, then grab the auto-generated endpoint or drop-in widget.

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TRENDING DISCUSSIONS

Automated your work yet?

Hamza Afzal Butt threw a grenade into the forum: “What part of your job has AI already changed?”

The answers came in waves. Devs admitted they’ve turned ChatGPT into a code sidekick—auto-debugging, sketching methods, even picking their next framework. Writers and researchers confessed they now outsource resource hunts, draft emails, and whip up product blurbs with a single prompt. Solo makers boasted about spinning up live pages or multi-country legal-doc generators in a coffee break. And a few reality-checkers, like Deepanshu Chittoria, warned that drowning in AI output can be its own nightmare.

This thread is a front-row look at tomorrow’s workflows—worth a scroll if your new coworker is a never-sleeping LLM.