Show HN: Lindy, build your own AI employees with no-code

I&#x27;m a big fan of Chris Dixon&#x27;s idea that &quot;what the smartest people do on the weekends is what everyone else will do during the week in ten years.&quot;<p>One such thing rn is &quot;creating AI agents.&quot; Most devs I know have a few agents lying around. But you shouldn&#x27;t have to be an engineer to use agents — and even engineers don&#x27;t want to code every time they need a new agent.<p>So we built a no-code platform to make it 100x easier to create those:<p>* you give a prompt<p>* select amongst 3,000+ API connectors we built (no need to fiddle with OpenAPI specs)<p>* add event-based triggers that&#x27;ll wake up your Lindy (e.g. a new Gmail message, a calendar event starting etc)<p>You can even get your Lindies to work together in &quot;teams&quot; — that&#x27;s like OOP for AI agents, where you can create &quot;utility Lindies&quot; re-used across your entire agent base.<p>And of course, we have a &quot;Lindy Store&quot; to publish &#x2F; install Lindies other people created — monetization is coming soon.<p>I have a bunch of these Lindies already that I use every day to:<p>* Transcribe meetings and take notes in different formats for team syncs, interviews, user chats etc<p>* Schedule meetings when I cc a Lindy to an email chain (using the LindyMail trigger)<p>* Create flash cards based on content I send it<p>* File away links I send it and retrieve them later<p>* Summarize Youtube videos &#x2F; podcasts &#x2F; web articles and log them<p>* Help me keep my life on track — make sure my activities are aligned with my priorities, keep me accountable on workout &#x2F; meditation schedule etc<p>* Log my mood in a Google Sheets and help me detect patterns in what puts me in a good &#x2F; bad mood<p>And at work obviously, Lindies take care of all our customer support, help with recruiting, data analysis, etc…<p>Excited to hear everyone&#x27;s thoughts &amp; feedback!