We’re excited to introduce Sonia, an AI cognitive therapist who is available anytime, anywhere and for anyone 🎉🧠🌍
Sonia is available for free on the App Store - Download and start your first session today! https://t.co/bz5aBC1Im4
We’ve built a HIPAA-compliant, AI mental health and life coach, available on iOS. We’re offering 3 months of free support to all fellow YC companies to give your team 24/7 access to support.
Our team has been dogfooding our own product for the past 4 months and it literally improved our relationships, communication and execution speed (less drama, more focus).
Just reply “yes” or dm me and I’ll send over a custom code that gives all of your team members free access for 3 months.
I made a local MCP server for Apple Contacts.
It lets Codex, Claude, or any MCP-capable agent search and update macOS Contacts, append dated interaction notes.
While you might switch your agents, apps and knowledge bases, the most important interactions need a place to persist.
https://t.co/QHYT0xOmn7
After seven years of depression and trying everything possible, I realized there is NO MAGIC PILL. I could not find a single podcast that talked honestly about what it actually feels like to struggle. So I built it.
No Magic Pill launches on 5/5, with Matthew McConaughey and Michael Pollan as my first two guests, and if you are stuck, anxious, or just trying to feel better, this one is for you.
Link in bio to subscribe.
I built TOMS, sold it, had the money, the success, the family, and I still felt completely empty.
Here are four things I learned about not feeling enough:
Introducing Claude 3.5 Sonnet—our most intelligent model yet.
This is the first release in our 3.5 model family.
Sonnet now outperforms competitor models on key evaluations, at twice the speed of Claude 3 Opus and one-fifth the cost.
Try it for free: https://t.co/uLbS2JMEK9
introducing 🐺 AlphaClaw, the ultimate setup harness for @openclaw. open-source, self-managed, free-to-use, with no lock-in.
AlphaClaw makes OpenClaw setup and maintenance easier by providing an elegant GUI that wraps OpenClaw's CLI.
📅 Google Workspace OAuth & pubsub built in w/ gog-cli
🔄 Auto-backup to GitHub
🧱 Prompt hardening reduces agent drift
🩺 Drift Doctor analyzes your prompts and workspace for drift
💬 Telegram multi-topic workspace setup wizard
📂 Full file browser and editor, no SSH needed
🐕 Watchdog auto-detects crashes, self-heals gateway
🛠️ Manage env vars from the UI
🔑 Manage model keys & OAuth visually
🪝 Webhook creator & inspector with replay & debug
📊 Token usage & cost analytics built in
⬆️ One-click updates, no redeploy needed
📦 Import existing setup from GitHub
i didn't build alphaclaw to replace openclaw or compete with it. openclaw is the best user-owned AI agent framework out there and more people should be able to use it without wrestling a CLI for two hours.
there are so many managed "deploy your AI in seconds" product. but they lock you into their platform. if they pivot, shut down, or jack up pricing, your agent goes with it.
alphaclaw gives you that same one-click simplicity, but everything runs on your infra with your data. no proprietary backend. no config hostage. if railway disappears tomorrow, you still have a standard openclaw instance backed up to your own github repo.
everything alphaclaw does, you could do manually. it's just automation and UI on top of the real thing. outgrow it? disagree with its opinions? eject. your openclaw instance is still a standard openclaw instance.
to make it convenient, i’ve created both a one-click deploy template on railway and render to start quickly. make sure you have 8GB of ram on your instance.
look forward to your feedback and to building this out with the @openclaw community! 🦞
https://t.co/ZMJivWhJH5
feature deep-dive in the 🧵
@chrysb@AnthropicAI I wonder what OpenAI did with their dataset, the likelihood of “no fluff” of gpt models is unlike anything you can find online or anywhere really. They must have a synthetic no fluff data engineer
~80% of my team now has their own @openclaw agent
We had a Sunday jam session, and we’re now up to ~16 of 20 folks
I’m considering racking everyone into two Mac studios at this point, so we’re unconstrained with tokens and the ability to simulate (spoof?) human behavior on an actual desktop.
Many services are going to ban OpenCLAW, and some already limit you (Reddit, X, LinkedIn, etc.), so having a computer that acts exactly like a human feels like an edge on those services, which keeps pushing folks to their APIs
Discuss
@chrysb@openclaw I agree but why are mcp servers so wasteful with context? Couldn’t one have just a one liner per mcp server and then the agent “explores” the mcp docs similar to -help via cli?
Short musings on "cognitive debt" - I'm seeing this in my own work, where excessive unreviewed AI-generated code leads me to lose a firm mental model of what I've built, which then makes it harder to confidently make future decisions https://t.co/KUqQXDVNiS