lossybrain

Say more words as I can interpret the question about three different ways. But I'll take a guess: I'll have the agents write notes into NoteCove and be able to read the notes of the other agents. I'm thinking of having chat in NoteCove so that both human->agent convos can happen, but also agent->agent convos.

@lossybrain Do they require notes and stuff ?

Happy Easter 🐣 Looking to connect with people building in: 🍽️ SaaS 🚀 Tech 📲 Automation 🧠 AI tools 📱 Product Development 🔥 Web APP 💻 Devs Drop what you're working on👇

@4ster_light I'll be releasing the beta of notecove.io's iOS app in a week or two... Desktop syncs over whatever cloud storage you have. Mobile will sync over iCloud to start, GDrive, Dropbox, and OneDrive coming. No subscription required and you know where the data goes.

After finding out about the Obsidian team I feel like giving it a second chance, but I still don’t like there’s no easy way to self host sync between desktop and mobile, and I wouldn’t be paying the sub until I’m convinced

@oscargaske @joni_vrbt Thanks for the feedback! I'll look to shoot something tomorrow!

@lossybrain @joni_vrbt this is really cool (i'd use it if i don't have a custom built setup for notes already). one thing, it might be nice if the video on the landing page was a bit shorter (more like "how I use notecove", max 2 or 3 minutes). I was kinda lost ~30 seconds in

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@touseefcodes You have to think about it in operational terms. Where the workflows are playbooks/SOPs, tests are monitors/alerts, where we do mini postmortems when the AI doesn't do what we wanted to fix the workflow.

Vibe coding is great for getting started. Not so great when you have to maintain what you built.

@razvanfotia Your first launch will suck. Launch earlier than you're comfortable.

Your first reel will suck. Your first thread will suck. Your first sales copy will suck. Your first landing page will suck. So what? Accept it and do it anyway.

@DamirWallener @AdiPolak Because, at the very least, people need to be able to see the results of what our agents do. Or other interfaces to the agent that aren't chat (chat often sucks really). So without UI elements, I'm not sure how you do that.

@lossybrain @AdiPolak Why are you having "UI elements"? The future isn't building for boring humans clicking at screens...

what if the real limitation isn’t AI generating code, but how we validate it? As long as humans need to review everything, the time savings stay limited. If correctness could be demonstrated more reliably using llms, the role of review might start to change.

@hiarun02 Build local first and change the equation entirely.

> Every idea feels taken. > Every API already exists. > Every SaaS has 12 competitors. So what do we build now?

notecove.io A better working interface for working with one or more agents. Because we need more than just chat and markdown. NoteCove.io Be able to interact via comment threads on notes, or orchestrate work with tasks. The knowledge graph and search system for your agents.

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I wrote notecove.io partly for this. If the markdown only needs to go to / come from an agent, you're all set. No need to be stuck in plaintext md land, but rendered so it looks nice, with history, and google doc style comment threads (which your agent can create and respond in the thread), and syncs over plain cloud storage.

I suspect the IDE will be making a comeback over the next 6 months as people realize that you can get away without reading every line of code, but you better be reading every line of markdown Surprised more IDEs haven't focused on being the absolute best place to edit markdown

@DevinSoto @farzyness So much this. I used to say we were 18-24 months away, but with the way things are progressing, it'll be close to 12 to a Sonnet-4.6 or so equivalent. And good enough is good enough as they say.

@farzyness By the time costs gets too large, we will have local models on a $2-4k computer that are compared to models like Mythos i believe or better. Which is enough for those who are aware enough to run local models

Thinking about token cost is the most annoying thing of all time, and honestly a problem for AI. As cost of intelligence plummets, the amount of experimentation that will be enabled by "yeah I don't care how much it costs" will be next level. That experimentation will lead to incredible breakthroughs. Those breakthroughs will transform society.

As long as it's not *just* chat, we're good. Being able to interact via files/notes for things like plans, or extended Q&A is so much better. I wound up building NoteCove.io to give you (among other things) Google-Doc style comment threads, so you can interact on a plan with those.

“Chat is the worst form of UI for AI, except for all those other forms that have been tried.” — Churchill, probably

@garrytan Been meaning to getting around to connecting hermes to notecove.io -- gives the agent regular search, the ability to replicate over cloud storage, note history, and soon semantic search.

My Karpathy-style git wiki knowledge base for OpenClaw got to 2.3GB and I know git limit is 5GB so my GStack autoplan skill one line prompted this spec for my upgraded GBrain with SqlLite. This will be MIT license open source soon. gist.github.com/garrytan/49c88…

@fiz_codes A better working interface for working with one or more agents. Because we need more than just chat and markdown. NoteCove.io Be able to interact via comment threads on notes, or orchestrate work with tasks. The knowledge graph and search system for your agents.

Founders, what problem are you trying to solve right now? Drop the product and problem. I'd love to see!!

@mscode07 NoteCove.io - let your AI agents literally compare notes. Pair with them on docs and tasks. Use Google-doc style comment threads to work out the details. Or have your agent edit your doc, and have history and tags so you can see what changed.

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@harigovindcorp NoteCove.io - let your AI agents literally compare notes. Pair with them on docs and tasks. Use Google-doc style comment threads to work out the details. Or have your agent edit your doc, and have history and tags so you can see what changed.

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@CiprianiRanieri notecove.io

Happy Easter! Builders only. Drop your product. No pitch. Just the link. ↓

I think a lot of SaaS folk are thinking about AI backward. I don't generally want AI in the product. I want *my* AI to be able to operate your product. My agent can connect to the things I care about to get the full context. Make your product to be part of that set.