During our Offslite, I've been told two things: 1. I should go to Disneyland Paris dressed as a princess (easy) 2. I should post our regular work on AI, developer tooling and management more regularly (hard)

Railcasts helped me at joining startups. It stopped abruptively, and always wondered what happened to Ryan Bates He's proposing a retrospective in three parts here rbates.dev Weirdly, I feel quite satisfied to be on the verge of getting answers to why it stopped 🔎

According to this picture, it takes 7 coffees an afternoon to build our first chat with Slite to be built ahah

Mandatory now for our offslites: Karaoke. They've been singing for 3 hours now 😂

We all pitched our builds of this offslite after a rainy but intense day at Disneyland Paris!✌️ - Cover image generation with AI - New way to show collections - Help center automatic scrapping - A list of upcoming technical blog posts - An assistant to your knowledge -… 😤

A year ago, I was telling myself web technologies were somewhat slow-moving. Today, we have an internal test: an AI assistant is watching and answering questions on Slack based on our Slite knowledge base. What a prophecy 🪄

When discussing with employees form other companies, they are almost always traumatised by a management situation. I'm wondering if "trained and candid managers" would be a thing for job offers?

In all this AI drama, Microsoft still managed to convince us to create an Azure account, and we wrestled with filling in their horrible forms, but we’re in! We’ll start testing OpenAI hosted on Azure. A great upside: it’ll be located in Europe 🇪🇺

“The more senior you are, the more you'll be expected to organize and publish at the next level.” Absolutely loved the Produce/Organize/Publish framework by Shreyas Doshi that Gergely Orosz mentions on his recently launched book. Produce -> Organize -> Publish (or Self-Promote)

We just translated the whole Slite, first in French and Spanish and Dutch are in the pipe. The hard part was to find all the raw text (1000+) but we sped run the translation part with GPT. You can read the how to and test our version Française! slite.com/blog/how-we-sk…

I laughed more than I should

When a feature takes me more than 2 weeks

"I can't really help you today, I'm having a bad time due to the lack of REM I received from my night. See you tomorrow"

Great 15 min video from YC on a common question: Starting a business without technical skills. - Join a company with great engineers before - Bring engs. to join an adventure - Welcome tech conflicts - Software is the center piece most of the time youtu.be/ZpKu2wvquWg?si…

Exciting to have Gemini released, with comparisons benchmarks. I wonder if in a few years, a few metrics like CPU RAM HDD will be common for people to understand and rate different AI. Otherwise, how Apple can say its AI assistant is 80% more performant on the iPhone 18.

Is it my casual style, clubbing style or just me preparing for an eye surgery?

It's been a big year for Slite and we couldn't have done it without you. Read more about how AI and you helped us shape Slite in 2023 here 👇 Happy Holidays, see you all soon 🫶

We're launching today a wiki generator. Based on a small discussion, we offer a structure and its content to start your knowledge base. It's just an open prototype for now, but we'll sure integrate a few things in Slite in the months to come. Test it! slite.com/micro-apps/wik…

Forgot the Product Hunt link of course producthunt.com/posts/wiki-gen… So here is a meme:

🤖 Christophe Pasquier 🇺🇦 et Pierre Renaudin 🦌, les fondateurs de Slite, lancent Super, une plateforme qui permet aux entreprises de créer leurs propres agents IA à partir de leurs outils internes comme Slack ou Notion. On en parle en détail 👇 maddyness.com/2025/05/21/les…