Built in just two weeks, interm.ai is a cross-platform “Cluely-style” AI side-kick for interviews and sales calls.
Electron desktop app ships as one code-base for macOS, Windows and Linux.
A tiny Swift CLI grabs lossless system audio + screenshots on macOS; Windows uses Chromium loopback.
Mic and speaker are captured as separate streams, so Google Speech-to-Text (Deepgram later) and GPT-4o can label the interviewer vs. the user in real-time.
UI suggestions arrive in < 500 ms.
Landing page lives on Bolt.new; demo videos were generated automatically with Claude Code.
Full build notes, diagrams and open-source snippets in the post.
Built this to help technical founders succeed at founder-led sales. It listens in on your calls and suggests what to say in real time — like a smart teleprompter.
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Can't a creative lawyer almost always find a loophole in any contract? I don't think anyone's going to sue you if you sell a 60€/mo SaaS, esp. if you just hand the customer back their money. Obviously, if you're selling million-dollar medical hardware, your risk profile might be different.
They were not equal contributors to the seminal paper that got the prize.
From another post in this thread:
"These authors contributed equally: John Jumper, Richard Evans, Alexander Pritzel, Tim Green, Michael Figurnov, Olaf Ronneberger, Kathryn Tunyasuvunakool, Russ Bates, Augustin Žídek, Anna Potapenko, Alex Bridgland, Clemens Meyer, Simon A. A. Kohl, Andrew J. Ballard, Andrew Cowie, Bernardino Romera-Paredes, Stanislav Nikolov, Rishub Jain, Demis Hassabis"
I came across this tweet: https://x.com/guohao_li/status/1727641559259029921?s=46. It seems this guy came up with the same idea, did experiments, published the paper on NeurlIPS 2023, all of which were way ahead of AutoGen. There's also hints on plagiarism/academic misconduct. If so, huge shame on MSFT!! What do y'all think?
I emailed the HN moderator to remove my personal information and assign a random username to this post, just to avoid potential cyber-stalking. I'm glad I did it.
No one's paying anything - it's a free product. In the cases where you request stuff like food delivery, we pay the fees for you and you pay us back after you receive the food.
Electron desktop app ships as one code-base for macOS, Windows and Linux. A tiny Swift CLI grabs lossless system audio + screenshots on macOS; Windows uses Chromium loopback.
Mic and speaker are captured as separate streams, so Google Speech-to-Text (Deepgram later) and GPT-4o can label the interviewer vs. the user in real-time.
UI suggestions arrive in < 500 ms.
Landing page lives on Bolt.new; demo videos were generated automatically with Claude Code.
Full build notes, diagrams and open-source snippets in the post.