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A trustworthy AI assistant

If you were to head over to the Anthropic website and peruse its API documentation, you’d spot a button in the corner that says “Ask AI.” There, you can ask questions like “How do I create structured JSON output?”

The AI assistant is powered by InKeep, an AI search product that’s also nabbed customers like Pinecone and Postman. But InKeep is one of many players in this space, so here’s what the team says sets its product apart.

InKeep was founded by Nick Gomez and Robert Tran, who met as undergrads at MIT. The founding team boasts experience from Microsoft, Blackrock, Meta, and more.

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PRODUCT HIGHLIGHT

Automatic bug squashing

Tusk is an AI agent that helps PMs and engineers complete necessary UI changes from tickets to pull requests. It aims to automate some of the more tedious tasks, like minor bug fixes and copy changes, in order to increase your customer NPS while letting engineers get on with their work. 

So how does it work? Once you boot it up, Tusk will integrate with your chosen ticketing software like Jira, Linear, Notion, or GitHub. Once a ticket comes in, Tusk will ask if you want it to work on it. From there, it will refer to an “abstract semantic” graph of your codebase and will use learnings from past PRs and code reviews to generate high-quality code. 

Once the code is generated, the agent will run CI checks and automatically iterate on a branch until it passes your checks. From there, it’s ready to deploy. It also comes with out-of-the-box Figma, Loom, and Jam integrations that give it even more context when generating code. 

Tusk is in the YC Winter batch for 2024. The team is offering fifty percent off for the first three months to Product Hunt users who want to try it out.

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Written by Aaron O’Leary and Sarah Wright.

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