u/Glittering-Speed2210

Agents are expanding now a days and the biggest issue isen't what AI can do, but what can people do with AI. IF YOU GIVE ANY PERSON AN AI MOST OF THE TIME THEY DON'T KNOW WHAT TO DO WITH IT - i myself for a bit started asking my agent what I should do with it

This is how I started creating my agent connects to the apps you already live in (Gmail, Calendar, etc.), learns your patterns, and proactively offers to handle the recurring stuff. Example: if it notices you've got a standing deadline every Thursday, it'll offer to connect the right tool, pull everything together, and queue it up for you to approve with one tap.

Essentially, finds out what you need to do so you don't have to tackle all your stuff at once. Thoughts on any features to aquire users. Releasing on sunday to use fo free! NO COST for CREDITS

Agents are expanding now a days and the biggest issue isen't what AI can do, but what can PEOPLE do with AI. If you just give any regular person an agent thought they have alot of tasks to do sometimes they won't be able to pinpoint what they should assign their agent. Your agent should be a personalized assistant - finding TASKS FROM YOUR CONTEXT and ASK TO COMPLETE IT on its own.

Thats why i started building Dexi. It connects to the apps you already live in (Gmail, Calendar, etc.), learns your patterns, and proactively offers to handle the recurring stuff. Example: if it notices you've got a standing deadline every Thursday, it'll offer to connect the right tool, pull everything together, and queue it up for you to approve with one tap. Less "ugh, I forgot," more "oh, it already handled that."

We're early and figuring a lot out in the open — especially the hard parts: privacy, how much autonomy people actually want, and where the "ask before acting" line should sit. If you think about agents, or you just want to yell at us about why this is a terrible/great idea, we'd genuinely love the input.

Letting people try it for free this Sunday! No credit cost https://discord.com/invite/7VRZpSZGFN

What it is: Dexi is an AI agent that sits on top of your existing tools and handles the coordination work — tracking deadlines, reshuffling your schedule when things get cancelled, and surfacing what needs attention before it slips. The idea is you stop checking five dashboards and let the agent check them for you. Built by a small team of ex-FAANG engineers, I'm on the growth side, so full disclosure, I'm affiliated.

Current stage: Final beta, launching soon. The core agent is working, this is the last window to stress-test it and shape what ships. Expect a few rough edges; finding them is exactly why we're posting here.

Who we're looking for: People who juggle multiple tools and schedules, freelancers, ops folks, small team leads, anyone managing clients or caseloads, and who'll use it on real work, then tell us bluntly where it fails or feels slower than doing it yourself.

What you get: Free access during beta, a direct line to the team (we're small enough that your feedback actually changes the roadmap), and early-supporter perks when pricing launches.

How to join: Beta runs through our Discord — https://discord.com/invite/7VRZpSZGFN — or ask questions right here and I'll answer everything, including the unflattering ones.

One thing before you hit post: the line "the core agent is working" is the only claim in there make sure it's true in the sense a stranger would test it (they'll sign up and try it within the hour). If there's a known weak spot, adding one sentence naming it ("scheduling is solid, X is still rough") costs you nothing and buys a lot of credibility in that sub. Otherwise this is good to go.

Please don’t judge us solely based on the landing page. We’d rather get feedback on the product itself than the website.

What is Dexi?
Dexi is a proactive AI agent designed to act more like a real executive assistant than a chatbot.
Instead of waiting for prompts, Dexi continuously builds context from your conversations, habits, and workflows to identify tasks that should be done—and then does them. Whether that’s reminding you about something you forgot, following up on messages, organizing plans, or taking action, the goal is for Dexi to require as little prompting as possible.
Unlike most AI assistants that live in a single app, Dexi is designed to become your central AI layer across your digital life.

How is it different?
People have compared us to Town AI and Poke AI, and while there are similarities, we’re solving a different problem.
Town AI focuses heavily on building context and memory.
Poke AI brings AI into iMessage conversations.
Dexi combines those ideas but goes a step further. Our focus isn’t just remembering context or chatting over iMessage—it’s using that context to proactively make decisions, complete tasks, and coordinate actions across your workflow with minimal user intervention.
Our vision isn’t another chatbot. It’s an AI that notices what needs to happen before you ask.

Current Stage
We’re releasing our first public version this Sunday.
Everyone will be able to try it for free, and we’re mainly looking for honest feedback. Tear it apart, tell us what we’re missing, and help us build something people actually want.

Roast us on:
Is this solving a real problem?
What’s the biggest flaw in the idea?
What would stop you from using it daily?
What’s missing from existing AI agents that we should build?
If you’d like early access or want to join the waitlist, hop into our Discord:
https://discord.com/invite/7VRZpSZGFN
Now roast away. We’d rather hear the criticism before launch than after.