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GPT‑Live‑1 makes voice agents feel less like turn-taking software.
It can listen and speak simultaneously, handle interruptions naturally, and keep the conversation moving while deeper reasoning runs in the background.
The shift, in 3 cards ↓
@Super_Intern_ Congrats on 2.0! The follow-up reminders caught my eye. Remembering which conversation needs another nudge can be harder than writing the reply itself.
@termy_ai I like that a saved word keeps the sentence and scene it came from. That gives people something concrete to remember when they practise later. Congrats on the launch!
@nizzyabi@onkeiki The same agent working across the channels customers already use makes a lot of sense. Which channel are smaller businesses asking for first?
@_inside@ProductHunt@raycast@chrismessina Congrats on v3! Adding a Raycast extension feels like a natural fit for AirBuddy. A utility you reach for throughout the day benefits so much from quick keyboard access.
@kotsutsumi Congrats on shipping VeloFiler! Local files and SSH in the same two-pane workflow makes sense. Vim navigation is a nice touch for people who already work from the keyboard.
@stackscopedev@ProductHunt Seeing which tools new products actually chose is a useful angle. Are agencies or other SaaS founders becoming your main customers so far? Congrats on the launch!
@uaghazadae Linking Stripe revenue back to the visit is the feature that caught my eye. That could help small SaaS teams see which launch channels are actually bringing paying customers.
@woshiyanali Congrats on the launch, Yana! Flagging the words that need checking is a thoughtful detail. For creators, fixing captions quickly matters as much as generating them.
@Momciloo Getting saved tweets back in small batches is a useful idea. Much easier to act on than a growing bookmark folder. Are people choosing daily or weekly emails so far?
@Shailendra_ht@ycombinator The missing-variable example explains the value really clearly. Being able to capture that state without another deploy could save a lot of back-and-forth during an incident.
@Arnab28122000 Turning the diagram into the coding agent’s brief is the interesting bit for me. Can you update the same diagram as the repo changes? That would make it useful beyond the first walkthrough.
@Gigamesh The BPM timeline makes sense for music promos. Can a saved animation be reused with a different track and tempo? That could be handy for artists promoting a whole album.
@jasoncoawette Six hours on one click sound 😄 Using the time AI saves to make a product feel better makes sense. Those tiny interactions add up when you use an app every day.
@joseph_azzi0 The dark-mode part caught my eye. A carefully designed email can look like a different brand once Gmail gets hold of it 😅 Nice to see that considered right in the Figma workflow.
@docreator@thisiskp_@UnitpostHQ Agents sending email through the same customer system instead of another disconnected API makes a lot of sense. Congrats on the launch 👏
@chancegraham Simple email tools are weirdly rare now 😄 Love the idea of just emailing your people without needing an entire automation system around it.