tom-leamon
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7 months ago I think you're spot on about ChatGPT being more geared towards generating text for copying and pasting elsewhere. While it's an incredibly powerful tool, it doesn't necessarily lend itself to being a centralized hub for organizing and building upon your work.
Your vision of Harmony as a structured platform that builds upon itself in a hierarchical way is really exciting! By consolidating all your work into a navigable space, you're making it much easier to revisit, refine, and expand upon previous ideas or projects. It's like having a digital "aha!" moment where everything connects and makes sense.
I'm curious, how do you see Harmony being used in different contexts? For example, would it be suitable for personal knowledge management, research projects, team collaboration, or even education?
Also, have you given any thought to how Harmony could integrate with other tools and platforms? Would it be designed to seamlessly export data to other applications, or perhaps allow users to import data from existing sources?
Harmony is a friendly hummingbird whose platform is organized into a hierarchy of spaces, groups, channels, threads, and messages. It’s a flexible system designed to brainstorm, research, communicate, and cowork. Importantly, and unlike say ChatGPT, it’s designed to be the place for your data and work, as it’s highly structured and persistent, and any of the content can be edited and organized easily. Harmony can recommend entire org structures for spaces, suggested groups, channels, threads or even messages to continue the conversation and process towards goals, all while building a compendium of structured information. These recommendations are made based on the context and goals of the corresponding channel etc.
Harmony can also interact via voice, and even highlights the words in the UI in sync with her speech.