Cluely

Cluely is a clever AI tool. It helps people with tasks like exams, job interviews, sales calls, meetings, and negotiations. A startup in San Francisco made Cluely. It works in a hidden window in your browser. The interviewer or test giver cannot see it. Chungin Roy Lee and Neel Shanmugam created Cluely. They first made a tool called Interview Coder. It helped with software engineer internship interviews. They started this at Columbia University. Lee was suspended for making Interview Coder. Even with the trouble, Cluely got lots of attention and money.

Benefits
Cluely has many good points. It gives help in real time during important tasks. This means users get the info they need when they need it. The tool is hidden, so no one knows you are using it. This can give you an edge in tough situations. Whether you are taking an exam or going to a job interview, Cluely can boost your confidence and performance.

Use Cases
Cluely can be used in many ways. Students can use it to cheat on exams. They can have the answers right in front of them. Job seekers can use it in interviews. It helps them give quick answers and impress bosses. Salespeople can use it during calls to close deals better. It can also help in meetings and negotiations. Users can make better decisions and share their ideas with more confidence.

Additional Information
Cluely got $5.3 million from Abstract Ventures and Susa Ventures. The startup made over $3 million in a year. This shows many people want their product. Even with the trouble from its founders, Cluely is making big waves in the tech world with its new way of helping with tasks.