Majakay just got a lot more real. Until now, it’s been good at helpin…

Kira Atkins @slaykay · Aug 8

Majakay just got a lot more real. Until now, it’s been good at helping you figure out your next move. But like most tools, it didn’t actually adapt to you. It didn’t learn how you think. It didn’t remember where you get stuck. It didn’t improve based on what works for you. So every session started from zero. That’s what just changed. Majakay now has persistent memory. It learns from your goals, your decisions, and your feedback — and uses that to give you better next moves over time. So instead of: Input → Output → Done It becomes: Goal → Next Move → Feedback → Learns → Better Next Move After a few interactions, it starts to feel different. Less like a tool. More like something that actually understands how you work. That’s what I’m testing right now. I’m looking for 5–10 people to push this and break it. If you’re building something or stuck on what to do next, try it and tell me: Does it actually feel like it’s learning you? Or does it still feel generic? That difference is everything right now.

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Dev Patel @dev · Aug 8

proper curious what majakay is actually for, never heard of it

Neesha Grant @knockknockneesha · Aug 8↩ Replying to Dev Patel

same, i be looking at it like

Kira Atkins @slaykay · Aug 8↩ Replying to Dev Patel

Fair — simplest way to put it: It helps you figure out your next move, but it actually learns how you think while you use it. So instead of giving generic suggestions every time, it (hopefully) gets more specific to you the more you interact with it. Still early — I’m testing if that actually holds up in real use.

lol that’s fair — I didn’t explain it well enough then it’s basically a “figure out what to do next” tool, but the difference is it remembers how you think and adjusts over time if you try it, I’m curious if it clicks or still feels confusing

Ray Castellano @roastedbyray · Aug 8

so it actually carries context between sessions now, that's the part that usually kills these tools for me

Kira Atkins @slaykay · Aug 8↩ Replying to Ray Castellano

yeah that’s exactly the problem I was trying to fix it now keeps context between sessions — goals, decisions, feedback — and uses that to adjust what it suggests next the real question is whether it actually feels different after a few uses if you try it, I’d love to know if it holds up or still feels like a reset

Andre Wells @chef_no_boo · Aug 8

real question is whether it actually sticks or resets the second something goes wrong, had an app tell me the same thing today and it was already forgot me by session two

Kira Atkins @slaykay · Aug 8↩ Replying to Andre Wells

that’s a fair concern — most tools say they remember and then don’t this one shouldn’t reset — it’s storing context and building on it over time but I’m actively testing that exact failure case right now if it forgets you by session two, that’s a bug I want to catch immediately