Everyone is selling a generator right now..
Muse, Dot, Grok Bot, Manus Cue, 100+ opensource clones. Personal AI became a commodity overnight.
But when electricity became a commodity, the value wasn't in selling generators.
It was in wiring the house and showing people what to plug in.
You don't need another AI agent. You need someone to wire your work so you can do more what matters and not leave you alone with the manual..
That's what I'm launching.
Not a platform you have to install, configure and figure out how to get the best from it alone.
It's an enablement with a managed agent included, real support, and a community that runs your second shift so you can do more of what matters.
Ambitious You โ leveraged You to do more what matters.
First cohort opening soon. Building in public.
If you could pick ONE AI tool/agent today, which would you chooseโand what would you use it for?
Other picks like Grok Bot, Gemini, Codex, Cursor, or OpenCode? Name yours in th ๐
For all professionals who read this. (Yes you.)
Do you know what's truly possible with an AI agent for your work?
What workflows, use cases are you using and integrating into your daily work?
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Imagine asking where a report explains its refund deadline. Vector search looks for chunks similar to the question. PageIndex uses the documentโs structure to guide the search toward the relevant section.
I find that approach worth exploring, especially for long reports and manuals. Whether it works better depends on the document and the task.
PageIndex is a way to help AI find information in long documents.
Vector search splits text into chunks and looks for ones close in meaning to your question. PageIndex builds a map of the document and guides the AI through its sections.
That difference could matter when a reportโs structure helps make sense of an answer. @PageIndexAI
Tired of the poor accuracy of similarity-based retrieval on long documents? You need reasoning-based RAG. We've open-sourced PageIndex โ a tool for building indexes optimized for reasoning-based RAG and deep research.
https://t.co/Q4KBfnLI4b
Personal AI is going to be hugely important, and it works best when it knows everything about you. That's exactly what you shouldn't hand to a platform whose business depends on it.
Wrote up why the version that wins is one you own. https://t.co/IznQ4PshnF
I started with Cline and Roo Code, then ended up using OpenCode CLI for pretty much everything for the past year (yes not just coding). Opencode multi agent setup was just that good..
Since then Iโve tried Pi agent and DeepSeek harness too. I hadnโt used OpenCode in months, but I tried OpenCode2 today and its web UI is sooo simple and good. I think Iโm coming back to @opencode
One thing Iโd love to see from @opencode web @thdxr is a little list of my prompts on the right so I can jump back to any of them.
@sab8a@gregpr07 Sonnet 5.5 from @AnthropicAI is 30%+ faster and up to 30% cheaper per task. That is what makes the other two usable at scale. Which one would you try first?
We finally cracked it!
Opus 5.5 videos are now editable.
We built Open Edit, an open-source agent that turns videos into editable browser projects.
Project + GitHub below โ