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Nikunj Kothari, in a review published on October 20, 2026, after experiencing Wabi 2.0, said its "orchestrator + themed contextual chat" paradigm gets it right. He noted that contextual chats can be shared, can be generated proactively, and need not be kept permanently—for example, a New York itinerary is archived once the trip ends. He also criticized the product for being overly proactive and said the app experience still needs improvement, and stated that he is neither a paying user nor an investor. This review currently comes only from a single piece he published himself, with no other developments as of yet.
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Nikunj Kothari evaluates Wabi's orchestrator and contextual chat paradigm
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Wabi 2.0 Hands-On: Orchestrator Plus Scenario-Based Chats
After trying Wabi 2.0, Nikunj Kothari believes its "orchestrator + themed scenario-based chats" paradigm gets it right: scenario chats can be shared, can be proactively generated, and don't need to be kept forever—for example, a New York itinerary is archived once the trip ends. He criticizes the product for being overly proactive and says the app experience still needs improvement, and states that he is neither a paying user nor an investor.