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Built a mac app this week using the new Conductor API that just came out. If you use Conductor you may like it. It's called Whistle, and it's for those quick ideas you have on a project. It's a tray app, you click it, you start talking or typing...

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@conductor_build Love this, congrats on Whistle!

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@conductor_build Love it

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Mostly made this for myself because I'm often running out of a meeting, or in mid email or something, and have an idea. Opening big boy Conductor can feel distracting ("ooh it got back to me on the thing") so I just wanted a way to stay in flow, throw an idea out there and have it research. It's using apple native voice reco for now, nothing on my servers, and just pushes to conductor api with a template of instructions on what to do that you can edit.

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Ritwik Biswas1 ay önce

@conductor_build Nice example of an API creating a product surface beyond the original app. The hard part for background agents is safe resumption: persisted state, explicit approval points, and idempotent tool calls so interrupted runs don’t repeat side effects.

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@conductor_build How to use api?

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@conductor_build

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@conductor_build "stay in flow" is the whole thing, and tray apps fight you on it. clicking the menu bar means aiming at a 20px target at the top of the screen, which is exactly the moment the idea escapes. does whistle take a hotkey? that was the one change that made mine actually get used.

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@conductor_build yup. there's a hotkey too. my flow involves noise usage. but i get that for many keyboard is the way.

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@conductor_build the honest split is discovery vs repetition. mouse wins while you're still exploring and don't know what you want yet. keyboard only wins on the tenth time you do the same thing. most tools pick one and quietly lose the other half of the job.

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