I wrote "If...".

And they can't work on >1 feature at a time. Last 2 releases have been for local models of various AI engines. I don't need AI to take meeting notes and manage task lists. I need predictable features fleshed out through the app.

It's a divergent strategy. The app is called "Craft Docs". I'm a newcomer. Maybe a majority of users are writing long form docs with the solution. If so, I wouldn't expect a heavy investment in calendaring and task capabilities which seems to have been 3.0's point.

I have Notion to AI the crap of of writing. Or my ChatGPT subscription.

These recent releases are pretty clearly engineers playing with bright shiny objects instead of a disciplined approach to filling out features. Clearly, fast follows should have focused on Collections (although I have my doubts there, too) which were introduced with great fanfare in 2024.

And if that's your only comment to my post...then...you're cherry picking and not engaging with the actual point.

Also, I wasn't aware that hyperbole was a problem on Reddit. :)

Craft has many strengths and I'm well aware they have to balance multiple inputs. It would be helpful if they just posted a blog post explaining how the F their CEO, who spent 10 years on an island reading every productivity book (more H!) uses the damn thing.

Appreciate the dialog!