[HN Gopher] Show HN: I built a more productive way to manage AI ...
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Show HN: I built a more productive way to manage AI chats
Author : tapeo
Score : 30 points
Date : 2025-05-23 20:46 UTC (2 hours ago)
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| tapeo wrote:
| I tried to solve my own problems that I had while copy and
| pasting the same starting context from chat to chat. Now I can
| generate the base context and start new chats from there.
| ramoz wrote:
| Yes def a needed thing for power users.
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| You and I are going to end up competing because im evovling my
| original solution in this space,
| https://github.com/backnotprop/prompt-tower ... best of luck,
| great execution thus far.
| tapeo wrote:
| Thank you, will take a look at your software, competition is
| always good
| dangus wrote:
| So now our jobs are shifting from doing work, to telling the AI
| to do work, so now we need management tools to better manage how
| we are telling the AI to do work.
|
| I must have taken a turn to the wrong timeline.
| tapeo wrote:
| New tools for a new kind of work!
| icelancer wrote:
| Yeah. That's how it works with employees, too.
| artichaud1 wrote:
| Love this. I will give it a try. Beautiful landing page as well.
| tapeo wrote:
| Thanks so much, if you try it out feel free to leave feedback
| if you want!
| wewewedxfgdf wrote:
| I thought about building something along these lines (not the
| same but vaguely similar).
|
| Then Gemini AI Studio came along with a 1 million token window
| and allowed me to upload zip files of my entire code base and I
| lost interest in my own thing.
| TZubiri wrote:
| It technically handles 1M tokens, but if you ask it questions
| it's obvious that it's too much to handle.
|
| Just upload a novel and ask it questions, you'll see how it
| botches simple stuff
| wewewedxfgdf wrote:
| Good or bad it's a zillion times better than Claude or
| ChatGPT where you can't even upload a zipfile.
| icelancer wrote:
| Easiest way to prove it can't handle the full context in
| reality is to upload a one hour documentary movie with audio
| and ask it to write timestamps of chapters/critical moments.
| It can't handle this beyond 10 minutes even remotely
| reliably.
| tapeo wrote:
| Yes the long context it's complementary, in other chat services
| like Gemini you have to rewrite that base context everytime for
| each new fresh chat, plus they lack of specific data import
| tools and projects management
| imranq wrote:
| Nice idea!
|
| I think it would be better if it was just context and not
| connected to any model. Think of one place where you can hook in
| your drive folder, GitHub, etc. and have it produce the best
| context for the task you want to achieve. Then users can copy
| that to their model or workflow of choice
| tapeo wrote:
| Thank you, this could be a cool feature too add! For example
| the ability to click a link that redirects to other chat
| services with your project base context you built and
| optionally all the messages sent until there
| iankp wrote:
| Isn't NotebookLM already exactly web and file context (a
| "ContextChat")?
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| Edit: I assume it is basically a similar product, but your
| differentiators are mainly the customer getting to choose their
| model, and you getting to write your own context adding
| ergonomics (like adding links from a Sitemap)?
| tapeo wrote:
| Exactly, similar plus tools to import and manage projects
| context fast (like GitHub private repos and sitemaps url),
| multiple ai model and pay per use like using APIs
| scottward wrote:
| Cool! I was excited when I saw this and signed up.
|
| One key thing I was hoping for was a consistent resync with
| source material particularly google docs. Looks like I'll have to
| download then upload to your app whenever they change.
|
| Is that right? Auto syncing in the plan?
| pelagicAustral wrote:
| It looks really good mate. I honestly like it... I recently build
| something similar but its a cross-breed between HN and /pol/ that
| the world shall never see.
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