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A team of AI specialists operates your entire business overnight and grows smarter every day it works with you.

[Noah @ myinc @noah_myinc]

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[Liam @liampluglab]

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[Noah @ myinc @noah_myinc]

Every Shopify seller wants an AI agent running their store.
99% never make it past the setup.
Because the hard part was never the code. Hermes already handles that for you.

The hard part is everything before that: installing the harness, connecting Shopify, configuring the skill, figuring out how to actually run it.

So we put Hermes inside Thinkly with the Shopify skill already wired up. You sign up and just type what you want.
"Restock the green caps. Recover this week's abandoned carts."

Done. Nothing to install.

[Noah @ myinc @noah_myinc]

solo founders are 38% of seven-figure businesses in 2026 (per Grey Journal).

most of us are working hard to be in that 38%. shipping daily. burning tokens. ship more, repeat.

token usage going up. mental clarity going down.

here's what i've realized: we've been adding more AI tools, not an Executive Assistant to use them.

we need an Executive Assistant.

someone who:
- knows your business as well as you do
- remembers what you decided weeks ago
- drafts in your voice
- flags things before you ask
- runs your week so you can think

an executive assistant doesn't write code. she organizes everything that makes the code worth writing.

because here's the truth nobody talks about:

solo founding is lonely. not "i wish i had a friend" lonely.
"i wish someone knew the context before i had to explain it" lonely.

every decision sits on you.
every "should i do X or Y" sits on you.

that's the gap an Executive Assistant fills.

stop adding more AI tools.
hire your first Executive Assistant.

we're building Thinkly for exactly this.

[Noah @ myinc @noah_myinc]

$5,000/month for a human executive assistant.
$0 to start with one that remembers everything.

set her up once. she runs your week.

[Noah @ myinc @noah_myinc]

in 2026 you can pick your Executive Assistant like a video game character.

8 to choose from. all capable. 1 click. yours forever.

pick the one you'd actually want to see every day.

i picked Jia. she reads what i save and drafts before i ask.

https://t.co/ew3dec4yVr

[Noah @ myinc @noah_myinc]

who are you picking?

thinkly lets you choose your own ai executive assistant. she remembers every conversation, drafts your emails, and handles your work before you ask.

8 characters. each one learns your style.

[Noah @ myinc @noah_myinc]

You've had the perfect answer in chatgpt, claude, or gemini and lost it. i know you have.
Meet Jia.
She auto-saves every ai conversation across all three. fully searchable.
Your ai work partner who never forgets.

[myinc @trymyinc]

https://t.co/XuBfN4ZoYn

[myinc @trymyinc]

Reading a lot is step one.
Turning what you read into something usable is step two.
That's exactly why we built Thinkly. Paste your sources, pick a template, get a structured document. In under a minute.

[Garry Tan @garrytan]

Haha, uh, I guess one thing I would recommend to young founders is read a lot

Like, read *A LOT* just learn about the world. If you like to read it's not a waste of time. It might be the best use of time.

[Noah @ myinc @noah_myinc]

If you use Claude, ChatGPT, or Gemini every day, you've probably hit this moment.

Your conversation gets too long. The AI compresses it. The details you spent hours building are gone.

LLMs have context limits. Your work shouldn't.

That's why we built @trythinkly. Capture your sources. Organize them. Turn them into a structured document you can keep, share, and come back to.

New feature dropping next week. Stay tuned.

[Liam @liampluglab]

@karpathy said "Obsidian is the IDE, the LLM is the programmer, the wiki is the codebase."

@garrytan built GBrain, 17,000 pages of personal knowledge.

I loved this idea. But I wanted it without the setup.

So I built Thinkly: paste any AI chat, and the wiki builds itself.

[myinc @trymyinc]

https://t.co/XuBfN4ZoYn

[myinc @trymyinc]

New flow: paste links, get a published page.
30 seconds ago, this was 5 article links.
Now it's a published Research Summary.
Paste → pick a template → publish.

[myinc @trymyinc]

https://t.co/XuBfN4ZoYn

[myinc @trymyinc]

20 tabs open. 5 apps running. Nothing to show for it.
We built Thinkly to turn that mess into one organized page.
Dump your sources. Get a publish-ready document. That's it.

[Noah @ myinc @noah_myinc]

No Obsidian. No scripts. No terminal.
Karpathy described a system that dumps sources and compiles knowledge.
Thinkly does exactly that.

Articles, AI chats, YouTube links, research notes. It organizes everything and maps the connections for you.

This is my test second brain.
Took me 2 minutes.

[James @Code_With_James]

Notion for organizing. ChatGPT for writing.
I was switching between both every single day.
Then I found one app that does it all.

Dump your articles, ChatGPT chats, Claude threads, YouTube links, notes.
Pick a template. Hit publish.

[Noah @ myinc @noah_myinc]

"Less into manipulating code, more into manipulating knowledge."
— @karpathy

We've been working on this exact problem for months.
It started with a frustration we couldn't shake. Every day we had 15+ tabs open. ChatGPT conversations, Claude threads, articles, YouTube videos, random notes. All scattered. All useful. All forgotten within 48 hours.

AI made us faster at finding information. But nobody solved what happens after. The notes pile up. The bookmarks rot. The insights from last week's Claude session? Gone.

We tried Notion. We tried Obsidian. We tried bookmarking everything. Nothing stuck because the organizing part always fell on us. And we never got around to it.

So we started building. Not another AI chatbot. Not another note-taking app. We wanted one thing: dump your sources, get something publishable back.

After months of prototyping, breaking things, and rebuilding, we made Thinkly.

Here's what it actually does: Thinkly turns your scattered sources into publish-ready documents. You dump everything in, pick a template, and hit publish. That's it.

No folders. No tagging. No "I'll organize this later." You dump it, Thinkly compiles it.

This is how it works:

Step 1: Dump everything you've got. Articles, ChatGPT conversations, Claude threads, YouTube videos, notes. Paste them all in. Don't have sources yet? Just tell Thinkly the topic and AutoClip gathers them for you.

Step 2: Thinkly organizes your clips. Tags appear. Structure forms. You see connections you didn't notice when they were in separate tabs.

Step 3: Pick a template. Knowledge Base, Research Brief, Blog Post. Hit "Turn into..." and Thinkly compiles everything into a structured, readable page.

Step 4: Hit Publish. A clean, shareable page with everything organized. Send it to your team, post it on Twitter, or keep it for yourself.

All of this takes about 5 minutes.

Who is it for? If you're the kind of person who has 20 ChatGPT tabs open right now, Thinkly is for you. Researchers, writers, founders, PKM nerds, anyone who consumes more information than they can organize.

Karpathy described a system where you dump sources and LLMs compile them into structured knowledge. He uses Obsidian, LLM agents, and custom scripts. Thinkly does the same thing without the scripts. Plus publish.

We care deeply about this problem and we've just opened the doors. It's free to try. Here's a demo showing exactly how it works.

[Noah @ myinc @noah_myinc]

Claude just launched Managed Agents.
$0.08/hr to run AI agents at scale.
No servers. No container management. No months of setup.
Notion, Asana, Rakuten, and Sentry are already using it.

I organized 10+ sources into one breakdown. What it is, how it works, pricing, limitations, and what it means for developers.

Full breakdown in reply.