u/Away-Albatross2113

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I'll go first.

Every time I demo to a small business, they suddenly act like a mid-enterprise. Want a deck. Compliance docs. Custom pricing. A security questionnaire. Bro, you're buying 10 seats.

Last week I spent 3 hours on proposals, and one was for a 10-person manufacturing consultancy in Bengaluru.

It's not hard work. Just volume. And it never stops.

What's yours? That one recurring thing that makes you close your laptop and stare at the ceiling.

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u/Away-Albatross2113 — 7 days ago

Sarvam AI's been making waves with their focus on Indian languages , something no Western model has really nailed. They've got a basic chatbot called Indus if you want to get a feel for their models without any setup.

I'm the founder of a multi-model AI copilot, and I'm considering enabling Sarvam AI as a model option. Before I do, I want to gauge actual interest from the community.

Users would be able to select Sarvam alongside GPT, Claude, Gemini,Deepseek etc. and work with it directly , Hindi, Tamil, code-mixed Hinglish, translations that don't sound robotic, culturally grounded reasoning, the works.

So:

  • Has anyone here used Indus or Sarvam's APIs? What stood out?
  • Would you actually pick Sarvam if it were available alongside the frontier models?
  • What use cases would make this worth it for you?

If there's genuine demand, I'll enable it so we can all see how our homegrown contender stacks up.

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u/Away-Albatross2113 — 11 days ago