Voice AI is wild now. I vibe coded this email agent in 24 hours
Show HN: Voice AI is wild now. I vibe coded this email agent in 24 hours — MorningCommute.app Hi HN, I used to be part of the 10,000+ unread emails club. Eventually I got it down to inbox zero and it felt amazing. But as life got busier, staying on top of email became harder. Commuting felt like the perfect dead time to reclaim — so I built [Morning Commute](https://www.morningcommute.app/. A voice agent that reads your emails out loud and lets you reply using just your voice. What it does: - Connects to Gmail and fetches your unread emails - Reads them to you via voice AI -…
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Show HN: Voice AI is wild now. I vibe coded this email agent in 24 hours — MorningCommute.app Hi HN, I used to be part of the 10,000+ unread emails club. Eventually I got it down to inbox zero and it felt amazing. But as life got busier, staying on top of email became harder. Commuting felt like the perfect dead time to reclaim — so I built [Morning Commute](https://www.morningcommute.app/. A voice agent that reads your emails out loud and lets you reply using just your voice. What it does: - Connects to Gmail and fetches your unread emails - Reads them to you via voice AI - Summarizes long threads - Lets you reply by voice Built for: - Realtors, small business owners, VCs - Anyone always on the go Tech Stack: - Voice AI Framework: Pipecat - LLM: GPT-4o-mini (runs super fast on Pipecat) - Email Integration: Gmail API via Composio - Auth: Supabase - Frontend: Next.js - Backend: Python Why I built it: Voice AI has gotten insanely good, insanely fast and I wanted to try sihpping a agent in just 24 hours that would help solve a problem I was facing daily. Would love your feedback: - What other features, email integrations, etc. would you like? - Would you use this on your commute? Thanks! – Brian
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