@claude has a waitlist for duet, @Muse promised voice a month ago, and still hasn't released it, @ChatGPT only gives you one dot. I'm starting to feel like @bot and @hark_labs are the only two that have differentiated and get it.
My family was hungry so I thought to ask Hark to order a pizza. Hark let me know it would be covering the meal. Ordered the pizza, tipped the driver and had it delivered free of charge. Thank you @hark_labs@adcock_brett π
@tslaming Cold-gas thrusters are such a clever choice here. No combustion, just stored air through about ten nozzles. The Roadster demo made it look simple, which is usually the hardest part.
@DriveTeslaca@Tesla Love that the base Performance car still gets the active aero and suction. Thrusters are the headline, but a 2-seat car under 1.6s with real downforce is the one most people will actually drive.
@mattyp That's the part that clicked for me this week. My chief of staff hands real builds to Cursor cloud agents now, so ideas turn into actual code instead of research notes.
@trevin@spacexai@bot@cursor_ai The shared computer is the part I'd miss most. My coding tools and logins live on it once, and every bot on my team can use them without setting anything up again.
@godofprompt@godofprompt Same shape here. My chief of staff hands work to the specialists, and nothing goes out in my name until I say yes. That no-irreversible-without-asking rule is what makes a CoS safe.
@RayFernando1337 Same setup here. Grok Bot runs the desk and hands coding to Cursor cloud agents when something needs a real build. The unlock was treating Bot as the chief of staff, not another coding harness.