This reminds me of an app we made awhile back with the sole purpose of finding 'Boredom'.

TLDR on the app is that you join real time 'boring' livestream rooms with random people.

The app never did really take off, but I still would love some fresh ideas around combatting information overload (outside of the 1000's of screen/content blocking type apps)

https://hackernews.hn/item?id=47926461

This would make an amazing educational tool

Any founders out there using AI to solve this? ;)

Google tried, but no apes were impressed with nano-scale bananas.

The apes were so angry about it they claude the researchers eyes out.

In theory it should build in Linux (electron) but we haven't tested it yet. Things like the imessage integration wouldn't work. Thanks for asking!

Great question! It actually takes advantage of the sub-agent swarms since it is directly connected to your Claude Code instance.

We want to implement agent teams as well, but it is still an experimental Claude Code feature. So it's more of a secondary priority right now.

Yes, we actually added it because we were getting impatient with how long some implementations were taking. Appreciate this comment - thank you!

Completely agree, we found it helped explaining it to our non-technical friends as well.

We do have thinking bubbles but they only show up based on the task the agent is doing. Perhaps we'll add a toggle or something to give people the option to have them always on.

That's a great heuristic. We'll definitely have to implement something like this. Thank you for this!

Thank you - let us know if you have any feedback. Appreciate you trying it out.

This is a really neat idea, we hadn't thought about the education angle. Thanks for sharing!