Jack Behar

Really meaningful idea. Preserving family history in a structured way like this feels powerful. How do you think about long-term storage and making sure memories stay accessible decades from now?

Love the concept of community-built “studios” for different creative needs. How do you see this evolving as more people start building their own workflows?

This feels super useful, especially for people preparing for system design interviews or thinking about resilience. How do you decide which failure scenarios to simulate?

This feels super practical. Creating deal-specific assets on demand instead of waiting on other teams makes a lot of sense. What kinds of assets are seeing the most usage so far?

This feels like a big step forward for personal knowledge management. Being able to chat with your own sources instead of the open web is huge. How do you surface the most relevant sources in responses?

Really like this direction. Focusing on actual backlog execution instead of just suggestions feels like a meaningful shift. What kinds of tasks are teams trusting it with first?

Really interesting direction. The idea of generating not just UI but also database and logic in one go feels like a big step forward. How are teams typically iterating on apps after the initial AI build?

This is one of those apps you only appreciate once you’ve tried it in a noisy environment. Curious how it performs with more complex background noise like cafés or street traffic.

Really impressive scope here. Translating voice, subtitles, and on-screen text in one flow feels like a big unlock for localization. How do you handle maintaining context across all these layers?

This is a smart direction. Love the focus on real customer language instead of generic marketing copy. How customizable is the final page if a business wants to adjust the story?

Really interesting concept. Token compression plus routing in one layer feels powerful. How do you decide what gets compressed without affecting output quality?

This is a strong idea, especially for dev tools where questions repeat a lot. Curious how you keep answers accurate when docs or repos change quickly.

This is cool. Turning slides into a JSON-driven system is a fresh take. Curious how much control users have over styling vs the agent deciding structure.

Really nice idea, especially the real-time interference visualization. How do you handle more complex layouts like multi-floor homes or offices?

Good idea in theory. I’ve seen a lot of markdown preview tools, but most fall apart once you hit larger repos or mixed content. Curious how this compares.

Interesting concept, but “exhaustive scanning” sounds expensive at scale. Curious how it performs with large document sets in real production use.

This is a big shift in how compliance work gets done. Mapping regulations across so many countries in minutes feels like a real unlock for global teams.

Really interesting direction. Feels like we’re moving from tools to actual creative collaborators. The shared context across assets is a big deal.

Really proud of what the team achieved with Merge AI 2.0. This release is a big step toward making AI genuinely useful in real product workflows—not just for quick mockups, but for creating and refining code that teams can actually ship. The new refinement flow, image-based generation, and custom library support all came from the same goal: help designers and engineers work with AI without...