First words from Tini, our AI chief of staff on the houseboat. I had it send a message straight to Laurien, founder of @miracles_tiny. Here's what it said—raw, no edits.
@Vasu_Devs We're currently mucking around with ASCI art. Not the best example for a social enterprise. But thankfully no one knows we have an X account.
I’ve (@SidMenonTM) always wanted to talk to Opus 3. And one message in and I’m floored. *smiles warmly* wtf. Who is this person? And how do we get them to fight for a slightly more just world? Be back in several days with more information.
This is exactly what we're currently trying to build @miracles_tiny, albeit with less professionalism. We wanted an AI Chief Of Staff and the first thing to solve for there is a persistent 'brain'. We are currently using @obsdmd as the brain. With wikilinks and YAML (full disclosure - I don't know what YAML is) I co-built it with Opus 4.6. It works on two levels - to store context as well as to create a knowledge graph that's agent navigable. As more people in the company speak to Tini (that's what we call him) he updates the brain following strict 'Vault Rules'.
Sometimes, fighting poverty looks like vibe coding a little playlist collaboration app for a community. Tiny Radio is a simple way for the entire community to contribute to a shared playlist (without Spotify - most non-elite Indians use @YouTube) that plays on the excellent speakers of our Unfactory in Bombay Central. Currently testing, so ignore the songs, they're clearly not the choice of the women of @miracles_tiny.
We just created a Claw chief of staff for our company -we’re a social company trying to break poverty cycles. The nice thing is - although WhatsApp integration is janky - the @obsdmd ‘brain’, if managed well with wiki link, provide persistent company context that’s agent- navigable
You've only unlocked time -but people like us - who don't know a CLI from a CLIT - would have needed developer teams and budgets and timelines and I don't know, Kanban boards or something. We - total noobs - can vibe code for really specific use cases. In our case, community building/poverty alleviation or in this case, a simple local community playlist which lets every women add songs to a queue for a factory (we prefer the term Unfactory) set up. Still testing. But that's 3 hours of talking to Claude.
Until Skynet takes over there is a strange sense of excitement sweeping across our little social enterprise @miracles_tiny. In our ops department we’re building custom ERPs (I still don’t know the full form), our impact team is…continued
@ighose Hey Irina, we're a tiny social enterprise currently building an AI chief of staff and a WhatsApp voice note based chatbot to provide deeply local context and support to women from vulnerable communities. Any chance you could throw some free tokens our way? ;)
And so it grows. Our @obsdmd mind. It's only day 2. Scary to think of how complex this becomes over time. In the early stages single emails become more important than they should. But the more data we expose TINI (our little Claude Of Staff) to, the sharper it gets.
Our new COS (Claude Of Staff) starts work today. @openclaw set up with an @obsdmd memory that recursively improves. We also just learnt the word 'recursive' so take everything with pinch of salt.
Of course, Rakesh being Rakesh, asks for reminders instead of dumping company context to create a deeper and more useful memory. You could have used the Calendar app for this, dood.
This is Day 2. Tini already thinks like us because it owns its memory in @obsdmd housed within @openclaw. We're building AI that fights for the women we employ and the Pardhi families—not just generates content. Houseboat week continues.
First words from Tini, our AI chief of staff on the houseboat. I had it send a message straight to Laurien, founder of @miracles_tiny. Here's what it said—raw, no edits.
Tini isn't just reading prompts. It's drawing from soul files I dictated yesterday: principles of dignity, wages that never get cut, impact over cheap production. First outbound was to the person who started this mission. Felt about right.