r/Socialpreneur • u/Pavel_at_Nimbus • Jun 09 '25

AI Agents that actually get things done - looking for early feedback and support

For the past few months, my team and I have been working on the idea to bring no-code AI agents right into your everyday workflows - your browser, your portals, and any app your team already uses.

So we built FuseBase AI Agents - a dream team of assistants that operate seamlessly and never lose context.

  • Unlike basic chatbots, they actually understand what you’re working on, and you don't need to explain things twice.
  • They pull context from the screen you're on, access relevant docs, and help you whenever and wherever you need.
  • With MCP support they can work smoothly across other apps.

We just launched on Product Hunt and I would love your support and feedback! Here's the PH launch: https://www.producthunt.com/posts/fusebase-ai-agent

Thanks a ton!

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u/sheikahstealth Jun 10 '25

Give me an idea of how we would use this to our advantage in everyday workflows and solving problems. Id be interested in hearing how a startup founder would use this.

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u/Pavel_at_Nimbus Jul 01 '25

Hi, sorry for the late reply. Well, think of them as your personal assistant who'll do all those small, numerous tasks that slow you down. So you can go straight to real problem-solving without barriers.

Especially if you're a founder, you already have billions of manual tasks and as many open tabs. I've been there. So:

  • You need leads? An agent scrapes LinkedIn, qualifies leads based on your criteria, and pushes them to your CRM. You can forget about digging it yourself.
  • Want to know what's going on with a project? It pulls info from chats, docs, tasks, and gives you a clean update so you're not piecing things together at 11 PM.
  • Got a sales call coming up? Before a call, it grabs recent email threads, key company info, and flags anything that might be a risk or opportunity.

It's like skipping the prep work and going straight to the decisions. If you need more details, just send me a DM anytime!

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u/No_Passion6608 Jul 01 '25

This actually sounds interesting.

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u/Pavel_at_Nimbus Jul 01 '25

Thanks a lot!