Descript

built 'simphony' for you. a simpler 'symphony' from @OpenAI. symphony is an ai agent orchestrator that turns a project management board like linear into a control plane for ai agents. simphony sets up your symphony server and runs it for you with a single message to an agent. 100% free and open-source. how to use it in ~1 min.

If you're looking for ways to use AI in your work without replacing your thinking with a sycophantic chatbot, this is how I handle my "garbage work" so I can focus on what really matters (and what I actually enjoy doing). Many people see using AI as a binary concept: it's either doing everything for you, including all of your thinking and decision making OR You aren't using it at all, and you're already "behind." I view like any other tool: use it when its helpful, leave it alone when it's not. I find it most use with handling documentation, scheduling, and chasing down links lost to the abyss of @descript's @NotionHQ workspace. Link to the full article here: descriptapp.substack.com/p/dont-want-ai…

Top design manager shows how custom agents save him hours of manual work Instead of spending the day jumping between Figma, Linear and Slack to keep tabs on what every designer is shipping he built a Notion agent that pulls it all into one weekly summary Another agent tracks his own progress so he doesn't have to dig through months of Slack and Figma activity when performance review season hits 👀 Full conversation on Sneak Peek: youtu.be/fi_euwCWXCU John Voss shows how he uses @NotionHQ agents at @descript to keep a pulse on his design team 👇

My current non-dev AI Stack: Coding: @antigravity + @cursor_ai Project Management: @NotionHQ Copywriting: @claudeai via Notion Video Editing: @descript LLM: @GeminiApp What am I missing?

I spent the last few days producing an “Introduction to Intuned” video. Something like this would have been much harder without tools like @descript and @ElevenLabs . Video is becoming one of the best ways to explain developer products, especially when the product is technical and easier to understand by seeing it in action. Would love feedback.