Chat with your team and LLMs in the same chat
Chord is multiplayer mode for LLM chats. Chat with both teammates and leading AI models in a single chat, shared context + history included. No more copy/pasting ChatGPT links - just create a chat, invite your friends/coworkers, and chat with one or more LLMs.
I've seen people trying to integrate LLMs it in already existing apps but it ended up with getting clunky and unusable. Chord looks like a simple and straightforward approach to integrate LLMs in your work chat. Congrats on the launch team!
It reminds me a little bit of @Tanka . What is the differentiator in Chord?
hey all, i've been hacking on this idea with a friend as we've been using chatgpt and other AI tools in our day-to-day work and find ourselves copy/pasting to each other frequently, and it's frustrating that these tools are read-only when sharing. it's been pretty fun to build and use, so we wanted to see if anyone else would find it useful. lots of ideas on how we could improve this, any questions/thoughts/feedback highly appreciated!
This is my first comment in Product Hunt. I just wanted to say thank you to the team! This is what I have been looking for! I can assign a role to each of the models, e.g. ChatGPT as a CEO and Claude as a CTO, and have a conversation with them all at the same time. Feature request: Can we like assign different roles to the same model, i.e. assign ChatGPT as a CEO and allow me to tag it as `@ceo`, then assign ChatGPT again as a CFO and allow me to tag it as `@cfo`? All in all, happy to find this
This is smart. Real smart. Have to try it with my team, I think :)
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