Yesterday I was trying to have Gemini help put together a toy model to calculate some financial scenarios in Sheets, and it struggled mightily. The biggest challenge was it didn't have a good way to port formulas over into specific cells, so I basically had a CSV and a bullet list of formulas to put in by hand. From the demo I couldn't tell how well this use case would be handled, but I imagine better in what you've built (will try it out to test it!). I did not try Gemini in sheets, for the record, which may work better than from the chat environment.

I'd echo other comments on the demo being a bit hard to follow, and it'd be useful to be able to demo without having to create an account/sign up, encouraging exploration.

I fell out of the funnel during the demo. Not sure if there was a browser issue but the video had no sound and watching spreadsheet navigation with no context left me completely lost as to what was happening.

I'm building something similar, but as an Excel add-in instead of a standalone product.

In real use-cases, it seems that by far the hardest part is figuring out the right representation for a spreadsheet workbook and the right primitives for the agent to be able to navigate it adeptly and cost-effectively; structure is incredibly variable and the data just compresses rather poorly (values, formulas, formatting, charts, pivots, etc.).

Great stuff though, think we'll see a lot of movement in the space in the coming years!

What's your experience with the competition? I have never tried gemini in sheets, but don't you think google will get there soon if they're not already?

How do you handle documents with Macros?

iirc there was a startup doing the same thing called sourcetable? How does pane compare to it?