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.
We’re testing with early users now. Join the waitlist: saleshint.com
Would love your feedback!
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?
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.
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.
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.