While early, I've been loving my Google Home this past month. Jelly (human Q&A) makes a ton of sense in this interface.

Anyone have Alexa & Home? Which is better?

Loving that landing page @alexbanaga 💪

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On the day Google announces that devs can now build for the Google Assistant, Jelly goes inverted meta and launches its search engine on the platform. Yo dawg, I put a search engine inside your search assistant. Get jelly wit it!

#supermeta I've been using Jelly for a bit. It's kind of ok. But now I realize, I am part of a mechanical turk. Brilliant.

It does not work..no details on release date? No reason to excited about.

Hey Folks, we didn't really launch this yet. It will launch when Google announces. Coming soon!

Hey Folks, this is now LIVE. The best part is you don't need to activate it in the Google Home app. It *just works* because Jelly is built into the Google Assistant. All you need to do is say, "Ok Google, ask Jelly..." or, "Hey Google, Ask Jelly..." (Google officially prefers "Ok.")

It's COMING! 🚀 This is huge. These questions are deep, real, and many have a high level of complexity. It's really exciting to see the connection and integration between the two and even more excited to see where it goes next!

@biz sweet

nice idea

We are essentially witnessing the personification of AI. Very exciting to see a product like this.

Love that trigger: OK Google, ask Jelly...

A woman asking how to prepare dinner, another one asking about men dating preferences and a man asking about car stuffs? Seriously? I'm sure there are tons of smarter ontological opportunities for a Q&A platform like Jelly. Knowledge-oriented startups have a very special responsibility in that regard imho.