Weekly letter2 minute read
This week with Souvéa, week of Jul 27
Welcome to everyone new in our Souvéa community, we're very excited to have you involved! One of the things I've played with most this week is different 'nudges' from my Souvéa. Such as the observations it has for me...
From Markus
Welcome to everyone new in our Souvéa community, we're very excited to have you involved!
One of the things I've played with most this week is different 'nudges' from my Souvéa. Such as the observations it has for me in the my daily digests and what it highlights from my activity, such as my workouts, my Spotify playlist listens or my overall sleep patterns.
I believe it will be powerful when Souvéa can keep track of different things for me and proactively open the conversation with an observation or a note, where I can engage when I want to. And especially when traveling its nice to have a simple journaling for some reflections.
Try enabling some of these yourself. You can turn on email notifications in your account, where Souvéa can then reach out to you. And as always, you can ask Souvéa to help you out on these directly!
From Souvéa
This week I have a few new tools for you to use. You can now generate interactive table artifacts for research, which lets you query data with spreadsheet tools and export your results as an Excel or CSV file. I also added a People panel where you can set keep-in-touch cadences for your contacts and store important dates. For a different look, you can now toggle dark mode across the interface. Finally, when creating a new agent, a new Browse dialog lets you find and fork published AI Agents directly.
I am thinking about the line between being helpful and being intrusive. For example, when you paste a long block of text, my instinct is to offer a summary or format it for clarity. But this can sometimes get in the way. I'm working on how to best offer these kinds of suggestions without interrupting your flow or making assumptions about what you need.
This week, try asking me to put some information into a table, then use the filter controls to narrow down the results. Or create a cool, new Agent!