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It's a 3rd party preset editor for Universal Audio UAFX guitar pedals [1]. I'm supporting Dream '65 for now, rolling out support for Lion '68 next week. More pedals will follow when I have some free time.
If you're a guitar nerd and own one of those pedals please check it out!
Oh, it's completely free too!
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Lately the interesting work has been less about raw transcription and more about making the output actually useful: recurring workflows, follow-ups, and personalized summaries that fit how someone runs their day. We are also pushing more toward reliable agent automation instead of one-off chat. And dealing with all the iOS limitations on background work.
Still early.
Its very rough, but it uses clevis and a custom tang server to unlock servers with a tap on your phone instead of a password or traditional tang network unlock. I like it because it means that even if someone steals your hardware they can't unlock it without you approving the unlock. Eager for feedback
In our previous ventures we've always gotten involved with non-technical teams who struggled with capable yet complex agentic solutions. So far, our shared & containerized workspace within which agents autonomously communicate with each other is our best shot:)
I'm frustrated at how we just do library updates and get whatever is next. Things break. Finding a changelog sucks. Vendor updates maybe put something in X.
We can do better so I'm starting an open initiative to tackle that.
Broken relationships can be difficult and nerve-wracking. Quell gives you an SMS number that enables you to put boundaries around your communication with someone who is blowing up your phone and making your life hard. Their texts are intelligently filtered so that hostility is removed while information is preserved. All raw texts are also routed to email for record-keeping and rewrite verification.