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I’m a solo founder building TripMazer, an AI travel platform. MAZER is its conversational agent: you talk to it, it responds with voice, sees on-screen context, and can use your past trips as memory. This isn’t a “generate an itinerary” tool. The idea is to make travel planning feel more like talking to a digital travel companion that understands context and helps you move from vague idea to an actual plan. In the demo, MAZER: Speaks in one of several selectable English accents Shows up as a robo-humanoid avatar Sees and understands what’s on the screen Introduces itself and explains what it can do Uses my past travel history as conversational context The hardest parts so far have been making the conversation feel natural—low-latency turn-taking, interruption handling, keeping the avatar and voice consistent, and making screen vision actually useful instead of gimmicky. I’d really appreciate feedback on: What would make you trust an AI travel agent with planning? Which capability matters most: voice UX, screen understanding, memory, itinerary building, or booking automation? If you’d like to try MAZER: https://tripmazer.com   submitted by   /u/CBK951 [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/10/10 12:45:42