that's really cool! I don't think having this in a separate window adds value. I feel like it's pretty conventional to open something for an agent in the browser. even for the agent itself. for example, ultraplan.
I don't understand why debates on "AI effect on economy" are switching to "how good AI will be". It's not about "is technology capable" but about market response. and it's so random and unpredictable, so heavily depends on the sentiment, economic conditions, regulations.
I think it says a lot about micromanaging practice broadly. the person assigned for a task should be fully trusted and accountable. the manager could've criticize writing, recommend using LLM, but not interfere. what they've done shows lack of trust and responsibility first.
did you think about this tool not from "review someone's PR" but from "review Claude's output" perspective? let's say, I work locally, /effort max and I get a huuuge diff. and then I run a skill "/turn-summary" and it walks me through the changes locally or in some nice UI opened in the browser and helps me to focus my attention in groups. or it would be nice native feature in tools like Conductor.
do I understand it correctly: you (1) have 30 pre-defined classes of emails, (2) you predict a class, (3) put email in a specific UI? I think dynamic clusters would be more helpful! every inbox is different. what if you would cluster my inbox and predict a cluster for a new email? you can do that based on the content and interactions.