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The app works flawlessly with AirPods. I look like I'm just listening to music while actually writing emails!

It’s a great feature—do you offer an API for it? I gave it a quick try, and there’s a bit too much to fill in; I’m hoping it can be made more intelligent and streamlined.

Is this provided as an API? How is it priced? Can it remove elements other than people, such as watermarks or subtitles?

OpenAI has finally rolled out image generation. Google’s Nano Banana has been blowing up lately with some really impressive results, and I’m looking forward to seeing comparisons of GPT Images, Google Nano Banana, and other image generation models—especially in terms of quality and pricing.

The capabilities are really appealing to me, but I’ve been trying to download it for a long time and still haven’t been able to get it.

It’s a great vision—modern browsers are incredibly powerful now. That said, well-made games still tend to work better as native software rather than web apps. I’m curious who the target customers for this platform are.

It feels like this is more of a deployed agent. How is this different from building our own agent using something like Claude Code?

Large language models have been advancing really fast in coding and software development lately, and a lot of companies are already using AI in their workflows. This is a great idea—it helps people understand the limits of what AI can do, instead of using it blindly. Hopefully I won’t end up spending those 100+ hours you mentioned debugging my code with you 😄

It sounds like a great product, but I’m not sure whether the memory usage is continuous or keeps increasing over time.

This software is really appealing to me. My computer is company-issued and has some monitoring software installed, so I’m not very comfortable using this product to disable it—but I still want to say, it’s genuinely a great piece of software.

It’s a very novel AI Q&A product. Does it only support mobile devices, or is there a web version we can try? For testing, what kind of input is required—test cases, for example?

Are the books inside the app copyrighted, or do users need to purchase them separately? When a question is answered, is there a risk of spoilers? How do you make sure the responses stay consistent with the context? The idea behind the product is genuinely great, but it feels like it’s better suited for reading technical papers or academic books.

Is this the client-side rendering version? Do you have any performance or quality evaluation results? How much storage space does it take up?

The updates are incredibly fast. When GPT 5.2 was launched, even GPT's own website hadn't integrated version 5.2 yet, Cursory had already launched this model, closely following the development of the model

Is the product free of charge? Can it be operated for a long time? Or is it only free for a limited time, and will there be subsequent charges? I am also researching similar products to find one that suits me. I wonder what your pricing strategy will be in the future?

Shouldn't this be integrated with some video conferencing software? If it's just a Chrome plugin, it won't be of much help to me

Great feature, but what if the website has enabled anti-scraping measures? Is there a solution?

Does the music here have copyright? I'm worried that if the music software is banned later, I won't be able to find the songs I used to listen to

I didn't find it particularly useful; it seems they've optimized the advertising, and now there are more and more ads.

Is this truly the direction of development? Let's not do meaningless things for the sake of promotion in order to program on mobile phones.