Almanac AI Agents Act Independently for Teams
Founder Kushagra Chitkara describes Almanac as AI that anticipates company needs without waiting for prompts.
Kushagra Chitkara, who is building Almanac, posted that the next generation of AI should know what needs to happen next instead of responding only to user requests. He said Almanac continuously understands a company’s context and identifies what to do. Several people replied to the post. Reactions included statements that the idea feels like science fiction, that it is getting out of hand, that it is absurd, that founders will abuse this, and that it connects the brain to the tools. One reply called it the intended meaning of an AI-native workspace.
For the last few years, we’ve been trained to think AI works like this: You ask → AI responds. But the next generation looks very different. AI shouldn’t wait for you. It should know what needs to happen next. That’s what we’re building with Almanac. Almanac continuously…
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Almanac AI Agents Act Independently for Teams
Founder Kushagra Chitkara describes Almanac as AI that anticipates company needs without waiting for prompts.
Kushagra Chitkara, who is building Almanac, posted that the next generation of AI should know what needs to happen next instead of responding only to user requests. He said Almanac continuously understands a company’s context and identifies what to do. Several people replied to the post. Reactions included statements that the idea feels like science fiction, that it is getting out of hand, that it is absurd, that founders will abuse this, and that it connects the brain to the tools. One reply called it the intended meaning of an AI-native workspace.
For the last few years, we’ve been trained to think AI works like this: You ask → AI responds. But the next generation looks very different. AI shouldn’t wait for you. It should know what needs to happen next. That’s what we’re building with Almanac. Almanac continuously…