If you’re still using a keyboard to vibe code, you’re already behind.
One indie developer ditched theirs entirely—all they need now is a mic, headphones, and a foot pedal.
I’ve noticed that the people around me who understand AI best all seem to have one extra thing on their desks.
Turns out, it’s a microphone.
A lot of my coworkers have turned their desks into “voice-first workstations.” So I decided to try it too.
Voice isn’t just faster than typing. The most interesting part is that AI can still understand what I mean—even when I’m rambling.
Now, whenever I’m dealing with a problem I haven’t fully figured out, I just talk it through with AI. I say whatever comes to mind.
When we type, we instinctively edit out a lot, keeping only the conclusions we think matter.
When we speak, the thinking process comes out naturally.
That seemingly pointless “rambling” might actually be the richest context of all.
@ComuAI_ lets you record everyday conversations and meetings for AI to organize.
Beyond automatically generating notes and action items, it can also surface details I didn’t even notice in the moment. I’ve found that genuinely useful.
The old workflow was: think it through, then ask AI.
The new workflow is: think out loud.
With the right hardware, AI is always there to listen and help.
Voice might be AI’s native interface after all.
3:01 PM is basically the new 9:00 AM for most of us. 😅 We want to make sure everyone clocks out at 5 PM sharp, instead of taking on a second job.
Curious though: what’s the most annoying post-meeting task you’re currently outsourcing to AI? 🤔
The meeting ends at 3pm.
The REAL work starts at 3:01.
Follow-up emails. Slide decks. Action items.
We all have that second job nobody talks about.
This little thing just does it for you. Wild. 🤯
🚨 BREAKING: China has rolled out an AI-powered whiteboard that turns drawings into 3D models in real time.
It’s already being used in 60,000 schools, reaching 160 million students.
Draw a cube, and the AI instantly transforms it into a rotating 3D model—labeling every angle and surface area while explaining each step in real time.
They showcased it at the World Artificial Intelligence Conference in Shanghai.
This isn’t a prototype. It’s already in classrooms.
The AI race may not be decided by who builds the best models—but by who gets the next generation using them first.
Hi, I’m Comu Action Pro👋
Pocket-sized. Awake for 70 hours. All ears from up to 7 meters away.
Give me a conversation, and I’ll give you clear notes, decisions, and next steps.
You talk. I take it from here.
Hi, I’m Comu Action Pro👋
Pocket-sized. Awake for 70 hours. All ears from up to 7 meters away.
Give me a conversation, and I’ll give you clear notes, decisions, and next steps.
You talk. I take it from here.