Short answer: Matias Singer says he joined Ryz Labs five months ago as a TPM for Ntrvsta and began building with Claude and Codex two months ago; RADAR gathers the team's repetitive work and tools into one place.
Watch this answer from Episode 39 (starts at 0:54) · Episode 39 notes and transcript
From Episode 39: This AI Tool Turns Meetings Into Jira Tickets Instantly, starting at 0:54.
Sam Nadler [0:53]: Yeah. We're gonna jump into the world of Ryz and what we build here internally. Internally. And we have a special guest, a teammate of ours, Matias. Give me a really quick introduction of you and your role, and then I'll go over what we're covering today for the agenda.
Matias Singer [1:09]: Thank you guys for having me. So I have been working here with you in Ryz Labs for five months. I started as a TPM for Ntrvsta. In the last two months, I started developing and building with the help of AI, Claude, Codex. And today I'm here to show you my app that is automating and simplifying my day to day job.
Sam Nadler [1:35]: Amazing. So as Matias mentioned, we're going to cover a really functional and helpful app that he built literally for his own kind of use case that we've now expanded to multiple teams in our organization. And in addition to that, just because it's been a focus of ours, kind of our second segment is just about how we've encouraged the adoption of AI across our entire culture and different non technical organizations. I think Matias is a great example of that. And then lastly, as always, we're going to cover the news. But before we transition to Matias, don't forget to like and subscribe. We have new episodes out every week, every Friday, about to cross over 25,000 subscribers on YouTube. So please give us the support. And with that, Matias, please, if you don't mind, tell us about RADAR. What inspired you to build it? How you built it? We'll have a ton of questions, but give us the intro.
Matias Singer [2:35]: I started working here in this AI software development back in November with the help of the team and the developers like, Hey, what are you doing to automate your work, your daily work? What are your needs? What is all your repetitive stuff or how many tools you are working with? So the idea was to try to gather all this information in just one place.
Sam Nadler [2:58]: Amazing. So what I think would be really fun to see is if you don't mind sharing your screen, take us through how you essentially like, I think the main feature here and correct me if I'm wrong. You're you're in it every day. But the main feature here is instead of what used to be, like, a very time consuming task for you, which was being in meetings, then listening to distilling the meetings, creating all the Jira tickets, assigning all the Jira tickets. You've essentially reduced all that workflow into a couple of clicks and instantaneously. So why don't you give us a quick demo?
