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Comment #48916337
Just did - asked Claude Opus 4.8 in Claude Desktop to generate an image of a horse. It drew an SVG by hand in code and said (verbatim): "I drew it by hand in code, not with an AI i…
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Comment #48844822
Thanks for trying it out and reporting this. We looked into the specific issue you mentioned. Collapsing replies does exist in the product, but we found it doesn't work for emails …
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Comment #48835440
Makes a ton of sense, and the framing is correct - it's easy to build for the ecosystem you live in. We plan to add M365 (Outlook) soon. And noted on "Continue with Microsoft" at s…
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Comment #48835340
I think we agree on the diagnosis: generating code was never the whole bottleneck. Where we differ is the conclusion. Work is implementation plus verification (specing, testing, ch…
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Comment #48833384
You can use both private LLM instances or hosted ones. On private we support Ollama, LM Studio and any OpenAI compatible API. In hosted, we support: OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini, Open…
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Comment #48833189
That's fair - "your data lives on your machine as plain files" is the concrete claim, and something we should lead with. Will take a look at how Apple frames it, thanks.
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Comment #48833069
vLLM works today - it exposes an OpenAI-compatible endpoint, and you can point Rowboat at a custom base URL in model settings.
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Comment #48832839
Thank you! And would love to share notes. The tiny-models-only discipline is interesting; we do special handling just to keep local models from being overwhelmed, so I'd like to he…
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Comment #48832605
Thanks for the concrete list! I understand where you are coming from. Will go through these and see what we could support. If you drop your stack into a GitHub issue, that's the be…
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Comment #48832521
Yes - the files on disk are the source of truth. If you edit a note directly in the vault, Rowboat picks it up.
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Comment #48832312
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Comment #48832254
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Comment #48831799
Yes! You can use local models through Ollama and LM Studio. We do some special handling when you use local models, such as suppressing background agents when you chat, so the model…
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Comment #48831758
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Comment #48831643
Local-first for us means: your data such as emails, notes, meetings, the knowledge graph - lives on your machine as plain Markdown, readable and deletable, and the app doesn't requ…
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Comment #48831363
Yes! Under settings you can connect your WhatsApp or Telegram and chat with the assistant. It can query your knowledge and trigger coding tasks. In addition, we have a caffeinate m…
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Comment #48831317
Fair list: 1. True - no OS-level container today. The constraint is approval gating: consequential actions surface as a permission ask before they run (a separate supervisor LLM fl…
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Comment #48831162
On productivity: I feel the baseline for productivity has moved up. As a personal anecdote, I had a startup before with 25+ engineers. Now we are a startup of 2 co-founders and a c…
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Comment #48831037
Thanks - would love to have this work for you. This is a great idea. Almost like an interview mode where the assistant asks pointed questions (using your capsule spec as a guidelin…
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Comment #48830966
Thanks!
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Comment #48830075
Thanks, that's exactly the bet. Chat-heavy AI usage seems like a temporary phase.
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Comment #48829744
That is a neat idea. We could tap into the locally-synced Thunderbird files for the knowledge graph, which would make ingestion straightforward. We could explore this. The write si…
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Comment #48829662
This is brilliant, thanks for sharing! We're exploring a company brain - team-level context rather than just individual, and the context capsule seems like a great way to distill t…
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Comment #48828560
That hunch is probably right - the labs are likely building towards this. However, our bet is that in knowledge work the labs don't have a structural advantage: the model isn't the…
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Comment #48828029
That's great to hear! Would love your contributions. Please feel free to find us or DM me on Discord if you want to have a quick chat on anything.