Lex

Lex is so easy to use, in terms of writing, it's helpful to have that immediate feedback.

the basic word processor slightly re-laid, structured mosaic.just the right amount—

Wow! I'm testing Lex this morning. I copy-pasted the first two paragraphs of a post I wrote to see what Lex would do… To say that I'm impressed is an understatement 🤯 I haven't been excited like this about a product for a long, long time. If there is any way I can help, let me know.

I mainly use this to get me started on written content, and the +++ command is super intuitive. The AI assistant is a tad unintuitive. It can't yet make changes to your writing, or export your doc automatically, but it can give you suggestions and feedback. If you need on-the-fly research, it can also act as a built-in google search. Compared to google docs or word it's a very minimalistic, clean build, but the design choices are confusing, at least to me. I do love the active feedback/roadmap updates though. Nathan makes it super easy to leave feedback and stay engaged in what he's building next.

Nothing special to say at the moment. I find that what is missing is guidance. For example, I had to go back to the YouTube video to remember that it's ++ for auto text generation.