[lanyard-textile]

I am building a product in that space :)

It's targeted for creatives atm. For the few in private testing, it's been amazing what they're able to do with the little tooling I've given them. It is a legitimate change in their daily drive.

[operatingthetan]

>I am building a product in that space :)

I don't know anyone not building a product in that space

[lanyard-textile]

I think everyone is making bespoke versions of what they think people want. It all feels gimmicky and dev oriented.

I have a vision for what will be the next household ChatGPT:

1. An actually frictionless way of keeping the human in the loop. My product is primarily targeting that: Your tools should feel like an extension of you, not replacing you.

2. Juggling work. I feel like what I'm making here is the secret sauce, so keeping a hush on it :)

3. Keeping all your work in one place. Drawing, sketching, developing, emailing, planning, writing; there is no reason to depend on other apps if you have one place that does it all, and it's the best offering among them.

Edit with some follow up thoughts -- I think what I'm trying to make is best summarized as claude code for non-developers (that's what I put in my YC application), but I think what I'm trying to make doesn't quite even have a developer equivalent.

There's not an environment you can go into right now and say "after this builds every single time, deploy to this machine" and it actually seamlessly does that. The tech is there but making it a whole Factorio-esque operation is still very manual -- and that's what I'm solving.

[lukan]

"I feel like what I'm making here is the secret sauce"

Good for your feelings, but I feel the same for my work ..

The main problem is still, agents are not reliable and what normal (and dev) people really want, is to have them reliable. Or well, tools to manage unreliable agents in a more clear way.

[lanyard-textile]

;) Then I think I have the trillion dollar idea. We'll see. Good luck to you.

[lukan]

Same to you.

(It is a big market I think)

[swkwk]

This is not a vision…. I’m convinced most of you on here are delusional and have no conception of a great product.

[lanyard-textile]

:) Or you're not the audience.

Or, miscommunication.

[lanyard-textile]

An additional comment -- I'm perplexed by the amount of pushback in this thread. You expect a bit, but delusional?

You don't normally get raked over the coals for having an idea you're still carving out -- an idea that's validated in production, even.

[endofreach]

So, what are you building in that space?