I tweaked my wrist playing pickleball. Instead of scrolling through a hundred Amazon reviews, I asked my AI coworker Viktor to pick me a brace and send the exact one.
It took four tries to get it right. The back-and-forth is the useful part, so here it is.
Try one: a confident, wrong answer
I sent a photo with a red circle over the sore spot. Viktor read it as palm-side tendon pain and recommended an adjustable Bracoo wrap.
Reasonable read. Wrong spot.

The corrections
I told it the pain was actually on the thumb side, deep in the joint, not where it thought. It dropped its own recommendation on the spot, no defending it, and switched to the right suspects for that area.

One thing it did right the whole way through: when the symptoms looked like a real injury, it told me to see a hand specialist instead of playing through it. It never pretended a fabric sleeve was a cure.
The landing
I told it what I actually wanted. A little support, full mobility, like a knee sleeve for squats. Not a bulky strapped brace.
Then its link dumped me on a search page with ten different sleeves, so I pushed for the specific one. It gave me the exact product:
- INDEEMAX Copper Wrist Compression Sleeve
- Thin slip-on, no straps or velcro
- Thumb slit so it stays put, full range of motion
- About $15

Why this was worth writing down
The first answer was wrong. That didn't matter.
What mattered is I could correct it in plain English and it adjusted instantly, every time, with no ego and no defending the last answer. Four messages, no research rabbit hole, and I got the exact product with sizing advice.
The sleeve showed up. It does the job.
Want to try this yourself?
Viktor is the AI coworker I use for this and a lot more. If you want to test it, this link gets you $150 in credits to start.
Try Viktor, get $150 in creditsMore real ones: I also rebuilt this entire website by talking to it in Slack, and I wrote up two months of daily use if you want the full picture.
FAQ
What wrist brace did the AI recommend for pickleball?
A slip-on copper compression sleeve, the INDEEMAX Copper Wrist Compression Sleeve. It picked that over a rigid brace because it gives light compression while keeping full wrist mobility, which you need to keep playing.
Can an AI assistant give useful product recommendations?
Yes, if you treat it as a back-and-forth. My first answers were off because I gave it a bad photo. Once I corrected the details, it fixed the recommendation instantly.
Did the AI try to diagnose the injury?
No. It flagged the symptoms that meant I should see a hand specialist rather than self-treat, and kept pointing me there.