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After talking to dozens of small business owners, I realized something: They don’t need a “super chatbot” that can do everything. They need assistants that do just what’s needed — fast, and well.

So I built *Raveneo*, a suite of 5 specialized AI assistants: - Professional Email (prospecting, follow-ups, client replies) - LinkedIn Posts (relevant content in 1 click) - SEO Writing (clear, optimized texts without jargon) - Quotes & Invoices (professional formats in seconds) - Contracts / Terms (simple, readable, ready to send)

Why not just ChatGPT? Because most small businesses: - Don’t have time to explain the same context over and over - Want “ready-to-send” results, not drafts - Aren’t sure how to brief a general AI tool effectively

*Tech stack*: React + Next.js (frontend), Node.js (backend), OpenAI API with specialized prompts, secure storage for personalized templates.

Link: [https://raveneo.com](https://raveneo.com)

I’d love feedback on: 1. The idea of ultra-specialized assistants vs. a general-purpose chatbot 2. Use cases I might have missed 3. Speed and ease of use

Is this the future of AI tools for small businesses… or just another GPT wrapper?

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