Built a tool so people can talk to software instead of asking me dumb questions

Hey PH!
In all these year of working in startups i've built a lot of internal tools.

They were supposed to save time.

What actually happened:

coworkers: “hey how do I use this again?”

me: "bro it's literally in the docs"

also me: answering the same question for the 6th time

So I gave up.

Instead of trying to make people smarter, I made the software dumber.

Like, you-can-just-talk-to-it dumb.

So I built pitch31.ai.

You drop in an OpenAPI file or Postman collection, and it spits out a little AI agent that speaks human.

You can type stuff like:

“Add a new user with admin rights”

“Get all invoices from this month”

“Delete that one thing I messed up yesterday”

…and it figures out what endpoint to call, builds the payload, and runs it.

No docs to write. No training. No more “where do I click???” energy.

We use it on our own stuff and it honestly makes our software feel like a Discord bot. In a good way.

Use case? Internal tools, MVPs, lazy devs, cursed workflows, whatever.

If you have any feedback/suggestions/high-fives feel free to ask, super early and exited to improve it!