My current version of AI psychosis is not remembering which agent I assigned to what task. Muse, Grokbot, Dot, etc.
We need the Trillian of AI agents. One app to rule them all.
There are so many personal AI agents, that today as I closed the browser on one I just signed up for but haven't started to use (hark.com) I realized I might completely forget it exists and never come back if I don't bookmark it.
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I love the dough guys’s content. He is essentially cooking the same pizza over and over again, with the same flourishes and same shots - and yet I’ve watched like 20 of them. youtube.com/shorts/vQ7p9zTzL…
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Amazon has been blocking my agents (Muse mostly) from searching… and I find myself buying from other retailers way more often recently.
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I read things like this and feel like I'm so behind. I am working with AI all day... things are just moving so fast that it's impossible to be up to date on everything.
The tip of the spear is both exhilarating, exhausting and inspiring.
For the first time ever, I feel like I can trust AI to be my project manager... for basically everything.
Now that I have agents working in the background 24/7, with context + plugins connected to my entire company... I’m able to relax and focus on the task at hand.
I work with six different agencies that operate across different channels, Slack, email, Notion, text, WhatsApp, ClickUp, and more. It used to absolutely drain me to keep track of everything...
But now, I have AI keeping track of it all. And I’m slowly giving it the ability to respond to specific types of emails and Slack messages without asking for permission.
Every night, it adds all of that context to an internal company brain, which is basically one giant Notion database... the docs for my entire company.
I can plug any agent into this system. Then, every month, I have a mega-prompt where Fable 5 goes through everything, trims the fat, and gets rid of duplicates before I manually review it.
It’s like my monthly company review. It focuses on SOPs and company goals, and then I manually write my goal for the next month... which helps guide responses from every agent.
In summary:
1. Give your agents context on your entire company
2. Constantly remind your agents of your goals
3. Slowly give them more freedom to take action
4. Do a monthly review with the most powerful model available to realign everything
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One of my biggest AI-related life upgrades is actually offline - I had it swallow a couple youtube fitness channels, and spit out a custom workout for me.
Each day I get a printable 1-pager workout (4-day cycle) and then every so often I give it some feedback on what's working and it adjusts.
ai-brain.craigdos.com/report…
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I got so much joy today from a lemon squeezer. Sometimes I think - if, after leaving this world, all I had done was create an award winning design lemon squeezer, maybe that would be enough.
a.co/d/08x6LR6u
It's really good. Catches the seeds too.
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The ChatGPT/Codex desktop app is so confusing. Especially trying to explain it to a non-tech user.
The same projects appear in both ChatGPT (which can have "Work" or "Chat" sessions) and Codex (which can have Codex sessions)... and depending on which mode you are using, it displays different menus for a session. It seems impossible to distinguish what started as a Codex session, or a Work session.
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I just discovered Google Takeout - which is a one-time or repeatable way to get all your history from every google project.
takeout.google.com/
I'm currently ingesting my youtube watch history into my AI-Brain so I can query any video I've seen. Insane.
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If you're using Obsidian and Claude Code - I ran into the problem of wanting the CC session to know what note I have open so I can have an agent work on it.
I created an easy solution that keeps a pointer to the active note so you can say "this note" and your session knows.
github.com/kabirdos/obsidian…
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Four priceless shortcuts I use in Chrome. Am I missing any?
CMD+Shift+A: Access tab directory
CMD+Option+⬅️➡️: Hop between tabs
CMD+T: New tab
CMD+L: Jump to URL bar
I'm always surprised when I see someone not using these and I realized I might be that person for you...
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I was able to create a customized workout program by digesting an entire youtube channel, and then giving it my goals and previous workouts.
ai-brain.craigdos.com/report…
A rotating 4-day plan, customized to me, and printable on a single sheet of paper for each day. I love it.
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I've been telling everyone in my life who will listen that they should spend 20-50% of their time using AI and figuring out how to apply it to their day job.
We're moving fast enough now that it may get harder and harder to catch up with the lead pack if you're starting at zero. It feels like experience is starting to compound.
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Who is using Bumblebee to check packages / keep up with exploits?
I'm curious if there are alternatives I should try or if this is what we've got for now.
github.com/perplexityai/bumb…
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This is like a thirst trap for my Indian-immigrant dad. And increasingly for me.
for some, Costco is more like a religion than a club.
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Boo. Just when I thought - tonight I'll take the dive into Codex instead of just using the CLI via Claude...
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Just hung out with @julianweisser and he showed me his side letter evaluation tool: solofounders.com/side-letter
Which helps founders evaluate terms in side letters.
I love that AI is allowing niche helpful tools like this to pop up so easily.
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I have a WalkingPad desk treadmill. The treadmill rocks but the app sucks. So I built my own dashboard and menubar display. Was easy to do and it's SO much better.
github.com/kabirdos/walkingp…
I was unsure if I'd use a desk treadmill when I got it, but it's only a few hundred bucks and using it during meetings has been game changing. (I'm a pacer when i'm thinking / on phone calls.)
@pitdesi this could solve your issue of not having it log your steps in the Health app







