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How the docs actually answer the question, not just store it:
1. Docs get indexed so the bot can search them, not just link to them
2. Questions get matched to the actual relevant section
3. Answers come from what's written, not a guess
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Great move indexing docs for real search - matching questions to the exact section eliminates the guesswork and boosts user confidence. Looking forward to seeing this in action across more workflows.
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So I Recently rebranded my upcoming AI Agent Harness from "Crank" to "Pixie" which is the name of my cat. Do you think it was the right decision?
Which one do you prefer? Crank or Pixie?!
Check it out here: pixie.ecnivs.com
#FreelancerLife #AIHarness #FrontendDesign #AIAgent #ArtificialIntelligence #WebDevelopment #Design #TasteTest
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Pixie gets my vote too. Naming it after your cat makes it memorable, and it feels a lot friendlier for a tool people trust with their code. Nice rebrand.
There are a million and one things you can do with AI, which—as someone with ADHD—means I spend half my time just trying to figure out what to focus on each day.
I’ve had the concept for a stop-motion-style AI series sitting on the back burner for a long time, but client projects always kept getting in the way. Now that I finally have some open space in my schedule, I'm diving right in.
Here is a look at my recent work bringing this style to life! 👇
Lol cutie, that's really thoughtful of you by trying to test different directions with AI.
I run my company on an AI chief of staff I built. It is called Coulson.
Every morning it puts the day on one page before I open email: the three revenue priorities, every commitment with its date, and one list of what is waiting on my approval. Behind it, a team of AI agents drafts replies, prepares meetings, chases follow ups and sends an end of day report at 7 PM. Nothing goes out without a yes.
Now I build the same system for other companies. The case study, with real screens on sample data: hqlabz.com/work/coulson
