This guide gives one person a second brain: Claude, Obsidian, ten steps and a laptop that stays on.
We built the same idea for a team.
Claude Code and Codex agents get their own cloud computers, read your team's notes before each job and write back what they learned.
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The thing nobody tells you about running a team of coding agents: the agents aren't the hard part.
The forgetting is. Every job starts from zero. We fixed the forgetting.
Your agents live in Slack?
Everything they learn scrolls away.
Give your team a second brain with agents inside it.
They read it before every job and write back what they learned.
You stop relaying.
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Three always-on AI agents launched in 7 weeks.
Who's winning so far?
Meta Muse: 3M+ weekly users
Grok Bot: 418K weekly users
OpenAI Dots: just launched, no numbers
yet Muse hit 5M US downloads in 22 days, faster than ChatGPT.
Early days, but Meta leads.
Give your team a second brain with AI agents inside.
Claude Code and Codex read what your team knows before every job, do the work on their own cloud machines, and write back what they learned.
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every one of these comes back to one question:
is cursor a neutral tool, or a grok storefront?
neutral means funding your biggest rival. storefront means losing the users you just paid $60B for.
developers loved cursor because it let them pick the best model. the new owner sells one.
dilemma 4: the subscriptions.
grok bot comes with cursor ultra, cursor teams premium, or supergrok heavy. three ways to pay for one product.
spacexai's product lead says the plans will merge "within several weeks" after complaints they're confusing.
My take:
Salesforce won't go bust. It'll slowly turn from the place where customer work happens into a database that AI agents read and write.
Databases don't get paid per human.
The IBM of the agent era: profitable, everywhere, no longer where the future gets built.
The best counterargument: if agents do the work, Salesforce can charge for the work, not the seat. Labor budgets dwarf software budgets.
Lenders seem to buy it: some of those new bonds run to 2066.
It might work. But that's a new business, not the one they have.