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Feedback wanted: I'm pivoting HeyMeetAI
KC:So the user can stop the video presentation and asks questions?? kind of like a rag with a whiteboard as your sales man. I love that idea and it has immediate value to help validate leads and convert imo... so can you stop video and ask questions?? if so i see that as like a new way to convert and maybe installation right with agents.. i have been using .claude/commands/setup.md and deploy.md in some boilerplates i sell and it solve so many problems.. this is that idea on steriods .. if you can stop the video and be truly interactive that is a major idea with tons of use imo .. very cool
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Does faking MRR really help a business grow? [mini-case study example]
Nikhil Shahane:This is just lame. This is done to trick algos, but the trust it erodes is not worth the temporary spike. I like how a16z think about it - they're in the business of building a reputation. It's done over time and is incredibly hard to build and maintain. One misstep can send you back to the ground floor. I typically ignore such content and my brain flags them as untrustworthy.
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p/meet-tingWill Marketing Be The Most Important Future Hire? (Long Read)
Nikhil Shahane:@alina_petrova3 killer meme. Going to steal it. lol
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p/storyliner-online🎬 Storyliner is an AI-powered platform that converts scripts into professional storyboards
Paul Fair III:looks sick. Different idea (scrum), but we believe in storyboarding so much, it's what we called our app. Brilliant Sergey.
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How much do you trust AI agents?
Ryan Tucker:This is quite literally why we built kwAI to enable people selling rather than let AI do the selling. We let AI find, research, and draft the messages, while the human does the relationship building. Very good mix.
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p/airbnbIs automating customer support the ultimate solution?
Giodio Mitaart:Interesting topic, @busmark_w_nika! I don’t think automation is the ultimate solution. The real issue isn’t AI answering questions. It’s when AI refuses to escalate. In sensitive areas like finance, the bot shouldn’t try to solve everything. It should quickly recognize when a case is complex and route it to a human with full context. The experience breaks when users can’t reach a real person, have to repeat themselves, or get stuck in reply loops. One example from what my team and I building at @AskYura, we focus on keeping the balance right. The AI handles fast tier-1 questions, but we design clear escalation rules so it knows when to step aside. When that happens, the full conversation summary is passed to the human agent, so users don’t have to repeat themselves. We also support screenshots and image inputs to make things easier. And if the case needs quick help, there’s a built-in “notify human agent” feature to step in immediately. Curious how others are approaching this and optimizing their setup too. 👀
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🚀 How Are AI Agents Affecting Product Discovery and Growth on Product Hunt?
Alina Nizhnichenko:@busmark_w_nika Totally agree. AI can speed things up, but it’s very easy to end up with the same template vibe. And yeah you can’t fake real community. Do you think the real difference now comes down to taste and judgment, not the tool itself?
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🚀 How Are AI Agents Affecting Product Discovery and Growth on Product Hunt?
Alina Nizhnichenko:@build_with_aj You’re right, AI does create a recognizable pattern. The polish becomes almost expected. Do you think people are starting to subconsciously filter that out now? Or is it just the new baseline?
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How much time do you spend on a product launch, and what items take the longest to prepare?
Rania ZYANE:@busmark_w_nika thankiies
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Hello PH community, going to launch my FIRST software soon!
Ashok Nayak:Welcome to Product Hunt, @arungopidas I could relate to your pivot from coding to animation and design. For me, it was QA → Coding → Writing. Happy to see exciting background stories like yours. Wish you the best.
