Yesterday I posted about connecting agents in Buzz.
Today @bot launched Grok Bot in early beta. AI teammates that sign into your tools, work like you, and come back with finished work.
From the launch thread: negotiate with vendors in your voice, manage online-store support, keep a CRM updated.
Available for SuperGrok Heavy, Cursor Ultra, and Cursor Teams Premium on desktop and iOS.
Personal setup yesterday. Industry signal today. This is where multi-agent teammates are headed.
I got tired of my AI tools becoming desk tools.
Each one lived in a separate tab. They were useful when I was sitting at my computer, but much less useful when I stepped away from it.
So I connected six harnesses inside Buzz community which is a new tool by Jack Dorsey’s Block. Its very early but i am already liking some things about it.
I have three focused Hermes profiles inside one community in Buzz.
One for Orchestration, LinkedIn, and X each.
Then i also hosted
• Codex Cloud
• Claude Code Cloud and
• Grok Build Cloud
all on my VPS.
6 harnesses all hosted on VPS and can now talk to each other. This is incredible and a new unlock.
I can use them on the laptop and continue on my phone.
To host them on my VPS i had to setup a Buzz bridge.
A server-side Buzz Bridge coordinates the flow, with one private sender broker for each harness.
That gives me a way to direct their work and review it from my phone.
The interesting part, for me, is not having more AI tools. It is having a human-directed operating layer that moves with me.
The architecture is deliberately simple:
Phone → coordination layer → dedicated broker → specialist harness
I still decide what needs doing. I still review the work. I still make the final call.
AI reduces the friction of getting work prepared, but it does not replace my point of view or judgment.
That is the kind of AI system I want to keep building: human-directed, available when needed, and designed around how I actually move through the day.
1. Open Source to build trust
2. Massive discounted prices to gain market share
3. Rug pull
4. Raise Prices
5. Make money
6. Rinse and repeat
7. Maybe close the models when they achieve frontier? Or not? Yet to be seen.
I'm getting sick of tech CEOs—really smart people—telling everyone that AI is going to lead to so many job losses that we won’t have a peaceful society anymore.
First, they are pre-empting things that may or may not occur.
Second, if AI causes so many job losses and only a few companies end up making money, who are they making it from if everybody is jobless? The thesis they’re promoting falls on its own weight; that’s not how the economy works. You need paying customers to generate revenue. If people don’t have income, there won’t be revenue.
Third, I think a lot of these tech CEOs, starting from Anthropic up to OpenAI, have been fear-mongering. Let’s say they’re right—I think what they want is government-subsidized universal basic income so they can keep making money, which is actually worse than what they’re warning us about. They just want the government to keep printing money while you stay home unprosperous, living off it and using their AI tools. That means they keep making money, you don’t, and they have all the control. That is a terrible way of doing business.
They should not fear-monger or push for government intervention. If they’re worried about job loss, they should ensure enough competition in a free market so competition drives prices down and brings prosperity, not government regulation.
Yesterday, I attended the Slow Fashion Hub's Practitioner Gathering in Perth, Australia. Slow Fashion Hub is a concept by 'To the Power of You,' a company founded by our client Anastasia Gazis. Participants shared many brilliant ideas on how Slow Fashion Hubs could operate.
@upsoul_au already provides automation services to Slow Fashion Hub, and we're super excited to be part of their journey. We'll share more details on how we've helped them so far and provide ongoing updates as well.
Why is a good website design important?
-it is your store front, you want it to look good and stand out.
-good layout means its easy to navigate.
-higher conversion rate means easier to sell.
-makes your life easier by having all the right information on your website.
Prior to starting the work, don’t forget:
- agree on the scope of work
- agree on the revisions, the revision method, additional costs for extra revisions
- agree on the pricing
- sign the contract
- get paid 50% prior to starting the work