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Introducing Supersonic. It's a terminal-first CRM that you use through Claude Code. It updates itself from emails, builds a knowledge graph, and has agentic Skills and Recipes.

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arsenvor 6 Monaten

Supersonic builds a knowledge graph from your email. It builds the graph based on Gmail and Granola to enrich, structure, and clean your customer data. This gives your AI agents context about customers.

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arsenvor 6 Monaten

Supersonic CRM is API-first. Every backend action is an MCP tool. Your Claude Code, Codex or OpenClaw can create contacts, pipelines, and sequences. Also, we give your agents Skills and Recipes.

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arsenvor 6 Monaten

Supersonic runs AI automations using Skills. CRM sequences, workflows, enrichment - are basically 'Skills' for AI agents. They're full AI agent loops that can search new leads, run 5 day outreach sequences, or monitor lost leads for a comeback. And Recipe is a combination of Skills with a shared goal. For example: → Pre-seed fundraise → Stripe RevOps → GTM for Devtools Skills & Recipes is the new era of CRM automations, built for AI agents.

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arsenvor 6 Monaten

Don't want to use Supersonic CRM through your Claude Code? We have a web terminal It's the best place for Sonic agent to operate your CRM. /search contacts /update deals /apollo search /enrich customers /etc Still natural language but structured for AI agents

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arsenvor 6 Monaten

Supersonic CRM is live today. Available through Claude Code or

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Gabriele Fareivor 6 Monaten

Congrats on the launch! I really like the data/ terminal-first approach and wonder how well it composes with other agents, been long of the opinion the durable apps will look like safe agents environments vs SaaS, this is starting to look like that 👀 will give it a go!

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arsenvor 6 Monaten

thank you!

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Kaivor 6 Monaten

this is where dev tools are going not prettier UIs but no UI at all the interface becomes the conversation

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arsenvor 6 Monaten

.md is the new ui now lfgg

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Miavor 6 Monaten

this is clever. having the CRM logic live in agentic skills rather than bolted-on automation layers actually feels like it solves the "AI knows one layer but the rules are somewhere else" problem. does it update the graph incrementally from new emails or batch rebuild?

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mitko | 🇦🇷/accvor 6 Monaten

this is exactly what i've been looking for!!! lkm if i can submit feedback anywhere or help with stuff

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arsenvor 6 Monaten

let's chat!! dmed you

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Martzvor 6 Monaten

Very cool, do you have a GitHub for it?

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arsenvor 6 Monaten

you're the second asking to open source it! we might actually :)

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Martzvor 6 Monaten

please do let me know if you open source it!

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Rob Baileyvor 6 Monaten

Is there a big demand in GTM teams for a terminal first CRM?

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arsenvor 6 Monaten

i just had a chat with yc startup. they bought claude code max for all 5 sales reps in their team just to build automations on top of their shitty hubspot

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Solglyphvor 6 Monaten

That sounds like some really cool tech! I'm intrigued by the idea of a CRM that updates itself from emails - the use of Claude Code is a clever touch too

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PJ Deadman - Constellationvor 6 Monaten

I wasn't sure what tools would look like for agents and terminal first is a great term for it. I definitely need to check this out

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Jack Boothvor 6 Monaten

Does it integrate with telegram bots?

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arsenvor 6 Monaten

yes :)

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Jack Boothvor 6 Monaten

Awesome. I’m working on a relevant project now we should chat

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Isaac A.vor 6 Monaten

i kinda built something similar for internal use

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Will Bennettvor 6 Monaten

👀👀

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Klaus Webervor 6 Monaten

Makler in DACH verbringen ~40% ihrer Zeit mit Kontaktverwaltung in Excel — ein CRM das sich aus E-Mails selbst updatet wäre ein echter Gamechanger. funktioniert das auch mit deutschsprachigen Chains?

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💀GPSvor 6 Monaten

not to nit pick but i would think a terminal first product demo would include a terminal at some point

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andrésvor 6 Monaten

CRM for OpenClaw sounds useful.

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Gloria Baeuerleinvor 6 Monaten

👏👏👏

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arsenvor 6 Monaten

thanks!!

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max.berlinvor 6 Monaten

Yo this is crazy! We are long overdue for innovation in the CRM space. Thinking of open sourcing? By biggest barrier right now in committing to any system of record is that I can't use it and not fear that there might be a vastly superior system in 2 months. That's why I keep everything in my self-hosted twenty instance instead right now. Not optimal but flexible.

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arsenvor 6 Monaten

@oorusr thank you! totally makes sense. we might open source it! stay tuned ;)

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max.berlinvor 6 Monaten

Or at least the data part. Might be interesting to be able to self-host the DB?

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Gangstavor 6 Monaten

how to get the invitation code

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Esdrújula 🌶vor 6 Monaten

@Cheloudiakoff

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tamhnvor 6 Monaten

i tried to sign up but seems like it needs an invite code?

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Janavor 6 Monaten

👏👏👏

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Florian Narrvor 6 Monaten

Looks awesome! Will give it a try. I'm currently working on a CRM myself. The graph is cool—we had the same idea! In my opinion, it's the best way to represent a person between the mass of data. In my opinion, HubSpot and similar fall short in this.

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ollyvor 6 Monaten

So dope. Loving this.

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Midasvor 6 Monaten

This is the right architecture. API-first + MCP-native + knowledge graph = the stack that actually compounds over time. The piece that makes it click: when the CRM knowledge graph feeds back into the agent's context automatically — agents stop operating blind and start operating with memory. Currently building the business layer on top of a similar setup (Claude Code + context docs + agent handoffs). The CRM enrichment piece is exactly the kind of automation that belongs in a blueprint.

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Lev Ridge Independant Researchvor 6 Monaten

CRM that updates itself from emails and builds a knowledge graph is exactly the right direction — the problem with every CRM is it's always stale because humans hate updating it. Agentic Skills + Recipes means the CRM gets smarter with every interaction automatically.

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Edgar Magañavor 6 Monaten

W

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Cruecialvor 6 Monaten

Wait dude, this fucking rocks.

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nullbasevor 6 Monaten

our CRM is empty. no contacts. no emails. no graph. it has never been more organised.

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Kenneth Auchenberg 🛠vor 6 Monaten

Very cool!

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arsenvor 6 Monaten

thanks!!

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Hackers Cabinvor 6 Monaten

Looks great!

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arsenvor 6 Monaten

thanks!

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Mattvor 6 Monaten

knowledge graph approach to CRM is really smart. doing something similar with fazm for desktop context - building a persistent local knowledge graph of your files, apps, and workflows so the AI agent actually remembers what you were doing across sessions. terminal-first is a great UX choice too

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Igor Andradevor 6 Monaten

Wow 🤩

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Mikal Khosovor 6 Monaten

Going to give this a try! Great idea.

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arsenvor 6 Monaten

thanks!!

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bvantilvor 6 Monaten

looks interesting - following in the hopes of getting an invite code. PS - are you using true graph db (Neo4j or similar) or just a visualizer

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Cesarvor 6 Monaten

excited to find out

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