Built a little tool for myself and figured some of you might find it useful.
I love Wispr Flow, but when building UI I kept describing edits, taking screenshots and trying to explain what I was pointing at. Not a great experience...
@poteto@koltregaskes@bot when i have my chief of staff bot work on multiple things at once it sometimes just loses track and forgets items. had to have it write things to an external linear board
We went from 0 to $100M ARR in just 6 months after launching shift.
Also we hosted Europeβs first Physical AI summit to accelerate distirbution of robots.
And it still feels like day 0.
Onwards
@nikitabier will be interesting to see if service providers even want this to happen. you lose all customer connection and brand equity when becoming a pure "infra layer" for personal agents. but then again they might not have a choice
always interesting to me how different the mental models are of people who've only ever lived in the bay area vs. people who moved around a lot. especially when they're building consumer products...
most people outside of our tech bubble are not aware of privacy trade-offs (esp. local vs. cloud). ease of use is #1 priority. this carries some real risk as AI products will inevitably get hacked and expose user data.
so even if your architecture is much more secure, you risk getting lumped into the same category of "insecure AI products".
@thsottiaux codex cloud automations that work seamlessly would be incredible. no one seems to have that figured out yet. @cognition and @cursor_ai are probably the closest
life hack: let codex play in a tool for hours until it's an expert & save that as a skill. you become 10x more productive and never have to open the tool again. latest one i did this with: @Vizcom