109 Interest Score
19 Discussions
0.17 Engagement
Mar 2023 Launched
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Sidekick (YC W23) is a bot that ingests developer docs from Github, answers questions based on content from the docs, and keeps your docs up to date with information it learns from your conversations on Slack.

What the Community Said

Hi Product Hunt! I’m Jason, cofounder and CEO of Sidekick. We’re really excited for our first launch on Product Hunt today. My cofounder @ayan_bandyopadhyay and I worked together at Robinhood, where we first learned that the way most companies handle customer support (CS) was totally broken. CS teams have more customer interactions than any other department in the company, but they are often regarded as just a cost center. Often, their responsibilities are even outsourced to offshore teams. That

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@jasonwcfan @ayan_bandyopadhyay Congrats on the launch! I'm a big believer in the power of feedback loops to drive huge value. The one you're setting up here is deceptively simple but I have a feeling that it packs a huge punch. Can't wait to try this out and see how this develops!

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So, will bot look for an answer on my questions throught all sources for devs?

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Great application for developers!

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Great idea! Making docs more interactive will unlock more human potential!

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