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Looks great, but hard to make the swap from slack without apps/bots/api. I'm sure you thought about it, but a slack-compatible bot api will probably really help with adoption.
You looking for this? https://struct.ai/struct-for-slack
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You looking for this? https://struct.ai/struct-for-slack
Slack has a big app marketplace, which is helpful. Do you have plans to add something like that to Struct?
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You could create a focused custom feed. For example, I have one for "tasks assigned to me". That's what I set to when I'm focused working. That's the beauty right -- you can control and filter what you see. As opposed to channel based interactions, where your boundaries are set in stone on channel creation.
But I don't currently use Slack as a task manager and don't want an unstructured task manager with no due dates or tags.
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Good points. Let me try and address those. 1. Channels for Struct are just groups of people. You engage with a channel, just like you'd engage with a user. You start a thread, and then mention users or channels to define access for that thread. You don't go to a channel to chat. 2. A thread can only take so much space on the feed. The height per thread is fixed. So, both the threads you mentioned could be in the feed…
> You can also select a bunch of chats in a thread and fork them into a new thread. We'd maintain links between threads. Coming soon. Just want to chime in and say this is an essential feature IMO, I hope it’s prioritized.
This is killer. Love the idea of focused threads while still having channels. Really like the design of everything, too. Only question: long-term plans? Before I commit a lot of data to something like this it'd be good to know it's not a VC flip and dump.
Manish, founder here. We intend to keep Struct running. Struct is built with a small of 3: Backend, Designer and Frontend. It's not that capital intensive. We have a roadmap of features that we're excited to get to, combining both teams and community usecases: - Enable audio / video calls, webinars. - Various spam control systems for community. - Improving the AI bot and recall, making it cheaper to run. - Index the…
Hope one day new products don't need to depend on OpenAI...
runForThread.executeReq.Get.messages: executeReq.client.Do: Get " https://api.openai.com/v1/threads/thread_*******/messages?li... ": context deadline exceeded (Client.Timeout exceeded while awaiting headers) Hope one day new products don't need to depend on OpenAI...
But seriously, this thing actually looked very interesting until the point where I read "... and AI" :-/ Guess I'm not the target audience.
runForThread.executeReq.Get.messages: executeReq.client.Do: Get " https://api.openai.com/v1/threads/thread_*******/messages?li... ": context deadline exceeded (Client.Timeout exceeded while awaiting headers) Hope one day new products don't need to depend on OpenAI...
I like OpenAI. GPT4 works really well. Some others we tried were cheaper, but the quality wasn't as good.
BTW: I'm old enough to remember the "forums' days"... and actually, it really seemed to me that you just rediscovered forum (you know... threads that are bumped when there an update)
The only major differences I saw was:
- the UI is more "chat-like" / "facebook-like"
- forums where statically structured by an admin... but it looks like there no real way to structure your threads in folder or things like that (important on big orgs with lots of different subjects concurrently)
On the other side, mails may be (more or less) structured by "conversation" (sadly it's not a strong standard so not reliable) and conversation may be structured by personal folders
- there's "AI" and that's quite tiring these days. I see the point of having a dynamic summary of a thread... but
* either your threads are 'chat-like' so with simple content... and no summary is needed
* or your threads are 'mail/forum-like'... and I'm not sure how it will work (sincerly)
Congrats for your product ! BTW: I'm old enough to remember the "forums' days"... and actually, it really seemed to me that you just rediscovered forum (you know... threads that are bumped when there an update) The only major differences I saw was: - the UI is more "chat-like" / "facebook-like" - forums where statically structured by an admin... but it looks like there no real way to structure your threads in folder…
That was a really cool feature in Discord, for a while: The AI always completely missed the point of the discussion and made hilariously awful summaries that provided entertainment for hours.