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introducing ambient canvas. it's a simple text editor that detects when you're thinking, and prompts you with thought provoking questions that help you continue. i've been trying to write more, and this is just a fun little project that came out of it! ambient-canvas [dot] com

Palash Shah

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Фото профиля Palash Shah

Palash Shah1 год назад

this was just a fun side project and the implementation is super simple. it detects when you're stopped typing, and prompts and llm to suggest questions that would help the writer move forward. would love feedback + your thoughts :)

Фото профиля Palash Shah

Palash Shah1 год назад

okay two features I’ll be adding in the next couple of days when i get a chance - integrated chat, highlight a piece of text and get answers to your questions in the editor - async deep research, highlight a section, ask a question, and let it search articles in the background

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Jagath Vytheeswaran1 год назад

p cool! tried it out a bit, I think having a more vague question to prompt chatting with the notif thing would be nice (like if it popped up and said "are you stuck?" or "what are you thinking of saying next?")

Фото профиля Palash Shah

Palash Shah1 год назад

would you chat with it to get the next suggestions? i wanted it to stay as ambient as possible because then otherwise you’re teetering just becoming chatgpt.

Фото профиля Akshay Akula

Akshay Akula1 год назад

You need to turn this into a chrome extension

Фото профиля Palash Shah

Palash Shah1 год назад

i see it more of as ingrained into the editor itself.

Фото профиля Omer

Omer1 год назад

Very nice. Proves you need small but critical innovations for high output. Best of luck.

Фото профиля Palash Shah

Palash Shah1 год назад

the smallest changes make the biggest impacts.

Фото профиля Nihal Shah

Nihal Shah1 год назад

Bro just removed writer's block.

Фото профиля Rahul R Shetty

Rahul R Shetty1 год назад

They're milking Soham at this point

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