The interface for multiplayer work: A thread-based chat app for all work, with your team and agents.
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Joined November 2019
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last week, a power user of hermes agent switched to @inline_chat from discord/telegram. he just sent me this message:
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inline is fully open source btw
github.com/inline-chat/inlin…
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we've just gotten used to it. don't take my word for it, here's sam altman saying:
ref: techcrunch.com/2021/02/23/th…
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Have been playing with @inline_chat more and its thread model just feels so right. One of those things that feels very obvious in hindsight.
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answering common questions i get on @inline_chat.
00:00 – What is Inline?
00:26 – What's special about Inline?
01:08 – How does Inline solve information overload/noise?
02:18 – Why use Inline instead of Telegram for agents?
02:59 – What are threads?
03:12 – Did you copy threads from Codex or Claude?
04:02 – Who should try Inline today?
04:39 – Is Inline just for working with agents?
05:31 – Can I manage all my agents from Inline?
06:26 – How secure is Inline?
07:17 – Is it free? Will you pull the rug on users?
07:48 – Will you sell or shutdown?
08:41 – What should viewers do next?
if you don't like videos, i'll be putting out more written content very soon. i've been too busy fixing bugs and addressing feedback otherwise i had planned on writing a lot more docs these days.
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announcing inline:
a chat app for all work, with your team and agents.
two years ago we set out to build a chat app that feels incredible to use first thing every morning, not just a skin on slack's decade old design.
it's now in beta: inline.chat
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Over an hour in using @inline_chat, and damn, it's good. Hooked my Hermes agent up to it, and boom, it's all there. Threads are just 👌Kudos @morajabi.
