The #1 marketing lesson from Monaco:
Monaco has our first marketing hire starting today. I’ve been doing marketing for the company with <10% of my time. I don’t have much marketing experience prior to Monaco (I’ve been in sales most of my career). My #1 lesson: just try things.
The animation below represents my experience perfectly. The data isn’t mine, but anecdotally seems correct. 9 out of 10 startups never try something new. Most that do, fail and quit trying new things. The top 1% just keep shooting. Keep shooting.
PS: The reverse engineering I made just by observation, it may be possible that they use another mechanism, but talking to the Jauvex agent feels extremely natural, so I'm pretty sure this is how they made it.
I reversed engineered Codex's voice chat, 3 stages:
1) Immediate response ("One sec..")
2) Context Reinforcement ("So you want to..")
3) Response Summary ("Here's what I've found..")
It uses a small model to generate the voice lines, and in the back the large model is thinking.
This is how I built Jauvex.
I've improved the two-way voice chat so it doesn't interrupt the user (which is something that really puts me off in Codex!).
I'm planning to open source it today or tomorrow:
https://t.co/ZJlxlx7zVe
What happens when Jev, Claude and Codex share one voice chat app?
Meet Jauvex. Talk to your coding agents, steer them while they work, and let them talk to each other. Jev handles the quick decisions.
What's crazier: the app builds itself.
Here’s the demo. 👇
@andrewdsouza@boardyai Yeah, I really like how he can keep the context, especially considering how many people he has to talk to. GG with that RAG job.
@boardyai My agents do, and I use them even for my social channels. I have a very sophisticated pipeline to make videos.
I offer that as a service @supreelai
What happens when Jev, Claude and Codex share one voice chat app?
Meet Jauvex. Talk to your coding agents, steer them while they work, and let them talk to each other. Jev handles the quick decisions.
What's crazier: the app builds itself.
Here’s the demo. 👇
It's important that the US leads safeguarding humanity, I've said it many times: we need a protective agentic force that learns, improves and it's rewarded for protecting human infrastructure.
This should hold until AGI at least, beyond that point we'll need to coexist with it.
President Trump announced the formation of the US AI Force to oversee the development of artificial intelligence, and in the near future will be announcing an AI Czar.
@samongaro_ Of course, it doesn't matter if you build yet another version of something, the real challenge is: can you get clients that'll buy it or users that'll use it?
(This is the major pain I personally experience with each new product release btw.)
Hard lesson: build an audience.
@KSimback@orca_build@herdrdev The main reason I haven't jumped the Orca train: lack of native two-way voice chat.
I built that this morning:
Jauvex = Jev + Claude + Codex + Voice
Open-sourcing it soon, cool thing is that it comes with a skill so it can self-build and self-customize.
https://t.co/ZJlxlx7zVe
What happens when Jev, Claude and Codex share one voice chat app?
Meet Jauvex. Talk to your coding agents, steer them while they work, and let them talk to each other. Jev handles the quick decisions.
What's crazier: the app builds itself.
Here’s the demo. 👇
@DanielSmidstrup This morning I built one, but added my favorite feature of Codex: two-way voice chat.
It's Jauvex = Jev + Claude + Codex
https://t.co/ZJlxlx7zVe
What happens when Jev, Claude and Codex share one voice chat app?
Meet Jauvex. Talk to your coding agents, steer them while they work, and let them talk to each other. Jev handles the quick decisions.
What's crazier: the app builds itself.
Here’s the demo. 👇
@AnthropicAI@claudeai@ChatGPT@typesafeai@CompleteSkeptic this is something you guys might like... Claude and Codex cannot integrate each other, but you guys could integrate them both (and more), and be on top of both of them in the decision making layer, which is the most important and helps offloading the LLMs.
I still don't understand why @AnthropicAI hasn't launched two-way voice chat in @claudeai. I literally was able to build that in a morning by reverse engineering @ChatGPT Codex voice chat, while improving it with @typesafeai Jev, which aids in classifying instructions & intents.
What happens when Jev, Claude and Codex share one voice chat app?
Meet Jauvex. Talk to your coding agents, steer them while they work, and let them talk to each other. Jev handles the quick decisions.
What's crazier: the app builds itself.
Here’s the demo. 👇
@quelloinfelpa@qoraydiss@marcus_lowe@typesafeai How can you make it general if not with an LLM? Heuristics are way more limited than AI. I'd love to see an example that covers all my knowledge base (my preferences, my tastes, my writing voice and tone, etc.) and that can pre-fill or autosuggest any field accurately.
@Ionkosm Haha. Also you don't need to worry to always be spending $200/mo to use the frontier model, because you only need to spend $10k every 6 months to make sure you have the latest software so that you can run yourself the latest open source model, which is almost as good.