I have used extensively Claude and gemini for large scale search (for example of transcribed transcribed meeting notes or email). Also ante’d up for a Notion business account to try the unlimited AI and not to be blasphemous but that experience, unless I’m completely missing something, is vastly superior to Fibery’s AI. There is no usage limit I have hit - their documentation says something like “there is no limit unless you are unreasonable with what you’re doing” and I hit my Fibery limits much, much more quickly. As far as I can tell they were using Claude Opus, a version about 3 weeks ago, and it was very effective and doing things like emulating the “workspace map” in Fibery when I simply asked “find all my db’s here and give me their connections”. The fact that it could even find all the db’s was a sort of revelation because in Notion I’ve had the issue of not being able to natively see a list of all my db’s if I lose track of them, maybe you’ve dealt with that too!
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Fibery’s take on AI (vision) and how we could just get the big vendor’s AI accessing Fibery - agreed the structures in here are next level one of the reasons we have not left in over 6 years despite my team not being made of nerds and having trouble using Fibery for more task management/simple workflows ala Asana or say Todoist.