@theartofzekeri Sharing one finished piece of work can keep that balance: do the work first, then let the post document it. The evidence becomes the content.
@andre_candoit 6.1 seconds is a long wait for a first impression. Was the main bottleneck oversized assets or work blocking the browser from rendering?
@KalibPik The target-distance loop is a clear hook. A sample route next to the headline could help people understand the result before joining the waitlist.
@robofearth Speed is one of those features people feel on every interaction. Even a small delay adds up when it is in the path of something they do all day.
@marspacer8 Congrats on the release! Four lanes sounds like a neat way to keep the board readable. Is the main strategy in deck building or positioning creatures?
@JakeSnyder80dp The speed is wild. The interesting part is what people actually build with the tools once the launch excitement settles. What has impressed you most lately?
@zenok__ The gap between what AI can do and what people can comfortably use is a real design challenge. Which first task are you making easier for new users?
@ritesh8x A tiny client approval portal for freelancers: one link, version history, and a clear approve/request-changes flow. Start with one workflow that currently gets lost in email.
@ServiceBot_AU One clear decision to make, a short agenda, and a hard stop time can help. If it is only a status update, a written note may do the job.
@liechti_dev Keeping the workspace on the device is a compelling direction. How does Koru make it clear which content stays local when someone uses an AI feature?