We’re building Comulytic: a software+hardware AI work assistant for professional workers.
Doctors, salespeople, executives, and white-collar professionals do not need another chatbot.
They need an assistant that understands context from their real work environment and helps complete the work automatically.
This account is my public field notebook on:
1. AI agents in real workflows
2. Wearable context capture
3. Software+hardware product lessons
4. Professional work automation
5. Lessons from a 0 -> IPO journey
If you care about AI beyond demos, follow along.
Reading all these rules of workplace navigation is exhausting. Beyond doing the work, you also have to spend so much energy figuring out how to be seen, how to communicate, and how to manage relationships.
Those skills won’t disappear, but in the AI era, execution is becoming cheaper and individual output easier to amplify and verify. The premium on “playing the game” may shrink, while the ability to consistently deliver real outcomes will matter more.
Office politics won’t vanish. Results will simply become a harder currency.
@WIRED Fascinating—and unsettling. Once computation becomes living tissue, performance can’t be the only benchmark. We also need ways to detect possible suffering, because ethics shouldn’t begin only after consciousness is proven.
On August 12, Comulytic becomes Comu.
This is more than a new name—it's the start of a new chapter.
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Meet Comu Action Pro
The smartest way to capture conversations, take action, and get real work done.
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@SimslearnAi Great idea—and definitely a powerful use case for Claude. The only concern is that direct agent control or changing too much too quickly could trigger Instagram’s automated-behavior checks. I’d keep a human in the loop and roll out changes gradually to avoid risking the account.
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Starting today, Comulytic is entering a new era of simplicity, efficiency, and companionship, which is reflected in the new name.
With Comulytic, our goal was to allow everyone to easily record, transcribe, and summarize their conversations. Whether it's a meeting, a call, or a face-to-face chat, you should be able to capture these moments accurately and without worrying about usage limits.
This could be achieved with our advanced AI, which uses algorithms to genuinely understand what's happening rather than relying on "magic tricks" to spoof details.
However, while working to improve the Note Pro, we realized something. Many times, the trouble doesn't come from the conversation itself, it's what comes next: writing reports, creating presentations, replying to clients—even simply turning rough ideas into concrete plans.
We recognized this pain point can be significantly improved with AI, but only if it goes from telling you what was said to helping you prepare for what needs to be delivered next.
And this became the core inspiration for Comu, your pocket-sized AI workmate.
The Comu Action Pro accompanies you through every meeting, call, client visit, and moment of inspiration. Talk, and it records. Ask a question, and it answers.
Then, when it's time for action, Comu steps up with a wide array of new and updated features. Here are a few highlights:
Crystal-clear recording: With the 6-microphone array and advanced audio algorithms, even mumbled words and heavy accents get clearly captured.
Unlimited core features: Making basic recordings, transcriptions, real-time translations, and basic summaries will always be free and unlimited.
One-tap templates: Convert your content into PowerPoint drafts, follow-up emails, decision logs, and action plans, ready to be used immediately or edited exactly to your standards.
Proactive planning: Automatically create a schedule from conversation and calendar details, and receive friendly updates to make sure you're always prepared for big events.
Cross-border communication: Transcribe, summarize, and translate in real time across 113 languages.
Enhanced privacy and compliance: GDPR, HIPAA, and SOC II compliant, ensuring the highest security for your data and privacy.
@thebuggeddev@Kimi_Moonshot Kimi K3 highlights an interesting divergence: Chinese AI labs are racing to release powerful open-weight models, while leading US labs remain mostly closed.
Is this about business models, distribution, regulation—or a strategy to commoditize the model layer? Why the split?
@Kimi_Moonshot Kimi K3 topping the Frontend Code Arena is a reminder: at the frontier, leads and setbacks are temporary. Talent, ideas, and techniques move fast.
The real moat isn’t one winning model—it’s the ability to combine talent, compute, capital, and data into a machine that keeps winning.
ChatGPT Work is a bigger product signal than GPT-5.6.
A smarter model gets attention.
An agent that stays with a project across apps and files for hours changes the workflow.
The bottleneck is no longer generation.
It is persistent context, permissions, human checkpoints, and recoverability.
The winning AI work assistant will not just complete tasks.
It will earn the right to keep working.
Built **AFTER** with 5.6 — a tiny time machine that turns one brave goal into a letter from your future self, revealing the three small moments that changed everything.
No login. No saved data. Just one question:
**What do you want badly enough to begin?**
Try it ↓
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Duolingo isn’t cooked, but the “daily streak + multiple choice” era is.
GPT-Live is a threat because it moves language learning from drills to real conversation. The winners won’t be apps that teach grammar better, but apps that turn speaking, correction, memory, and motivation into one loop.
Who wouldn’t want a teammate who can carry the whole game?
We all have days when we just want to coast a little and get carried.
That’s the kind of AI workmate we’re building:
one that shows up, takes ownership, and helps you win.
I think the winning layer is not just “tools for agents,” but work environments where agents can safely move tasks toward completion.
Context, permissions, audit trails, system updates, and human approval all become part of the product.
That is where professional work gets unlocked.
We are not just turning context into todos.
The real value is moving those todos toward completion:
draft the follow-up,
update the system,
prepare the next step,
and ask for approval when needed.
Professionals do not need another task list.
They need work to move forward.