christophepas

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by christophepas 1y ago
100%, at much lower cost and accessible by SMBs on top of that. You can typically retrieve any data from your Intercom tickets, CRMs, Slack conversations, websites and documentation tools. We'll be also adding meeting transcripts but
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Show HN: Super (YC W18) - Turn company data into answers & agents for your team(super.work)
16 points by christophepas 1y ago|3 comments
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by christophepas 3y ago
Building back office tools is such a nightmare... Classic thing I had to build over and over when I freelanced, this would have helped a lot.
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by christophepas 3y ago
We've been using Forest for... 5 years? for our team, you created something special!
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Fixing our AI trust issues with design(slite.com)
2 points by christophepas 3y ago|0 comments
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by christophepas 4y ago
You take Notion as an example and I couldn't agree more. We are their competitor and followed your exact line of thought trying and not releasing GPT in editor to avoid noise, and building ASK, an engine powered by semantic search, GPT
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by christophepas 4y ago
We tackle this hard with slite.com, we just introduced slite.com/ask to find answer no matter how badly organised your documents are, and we offer document status to track outdated and up to date docs across your space (and we're
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by christophepas 4y ago
We built the technology in house and don’t rely on chatgpt, but GPT alone, and services offer it in a similar way algolia or elastic offer search for instance, it keeps data private.
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by christophepas 4y ago
We just released a new feature for Slite, Ask, in private beta. Slite is a team workspace that hosts all kinds of knowledge: wiki, docs, projects, discussions, and decisions. When we started playing with ChatGPT, we really wanted to offer a
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by christophepas 4y ago
We just released a new feature for Slite, Ask, in private beta. Slite is a team workspace that hosts all kinds of knowledge: wiki, docs, projects, discussions, and decisions. When we started playing with ChatGPT, we really wanted to offer
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by christophepas 4y ago
Slite
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by christophepas 4y ago
Super clear and useful! The performance definitely is something we improved a lot, and indeed relational data - I guess you mean roll ups in database- is not something we allow at the moment, thanks for sharing again!
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by christophepas 4y ago
Thanks for sharing! What was inferior about Slite (and when did you use it)? I’m working on it, would love to hear your takes, especially as in term of performance and speed we worked heavily this year and believe to have reached something
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by christophepas 4y ago
If you like performance and have a team usage, Slite should be an interesting choice to explore. Disclaimer I'm the founder, hundreds of team come from notion every month for this reason. Our search is much more powerful and lightning
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by christophepas 4y ago
Absolutely, we onboarded multiple junior folks over the year, but always put special care there, it needs a very different approach to any new remote teammate.
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by christophepas 4y ago
Founder of Slite here, your reply is spot on, we try to be as honest on the pros and cons of remote when we think internally of the future of this market, and when we share our research or insights outside. It's not all pink, and our m
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Is it fine to work on weekends?(slite.com)
2 points by christophepas 4y ago|0 comments
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Slite re-launches with free remote training service(slite.com)
11 points by christophepas 6y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Slite (YC W18) Simple knowledge tool for teams now on mobile
7 points by christophepas 8y ago|0 comments
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by christophepas 8y ago
Slite.com (YCW18) serves exactly this purpose. Full disclaimer it's my company, but this is the core issue we are tackling. 2 classic pitfalls with knowledge are - what do you put in this word (for instance are meeting minutes "kn
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by christophepas 9y ago
Well the 'team' is actually defined in Slite, while google docs, paper or notion have rights granted on each folder / page / doc for a loose set of people. The easy way to see that is by checking a Google Drive structure
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by christophepas 9y ago
Hey! We clearly have a lot in common with Quip. The main difference as of now is organization : Quip is organized exactly like a google Drive, with nested folders while Slite uses channels. It makes the content accessible, permissions easy
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by christophepas 9y ago
We have not pushed that on the homepage yet, but there will be a strong discount for NGOs and academic institutions actually!
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by christophepas 9y ago
Thanks ;) We're especially inspired by airtable & their "Universe" page
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by christophepas 9y ago
Hey there, totally legitimate concern, I'll just say without spoiling that we're really here for the long run ;)
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by christophepas 9y ago
This import is there to let you invite your team more easily after signup. You can absolutely login with email password if you want to avoid that but do note that it's just an helper, the app won't send emails by its own.
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by christophepas 9y ago
Thanks for the feedback ! For the differenciation with Slack, the similarity really stops with the channels pattern. Using Slite allows you to separate use cases: Slack or equivalent to communicate instantly, Slite to write and retrieve inf
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by christophepas 9y ago
Sure, this is something a bit special : we clearly have an easy way to get into new companies, there is no friction on getting on Slite for them. The thing is we solve way more issues for teams between 20-200 people, as they are the one str
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by christophepas 9y ago
Super sorry for the experience this has been now fixed (it's actually a relicate, the issue can't happen on new teams)
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by christophepas 9y ago
Thanks for the feedback, that's one of the feature that is delicate to create in app without bringing too much complexity, but it's definitely the goal at some point, and our current templates are a poc of it.

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