@circle the 'request authority' part is doing a lot of work here
who grants it, and what stops an agent from just asking again with slightly different parameters π
@quxiaoyin ngl the part abt giving away sticky users by being annoying abt pricing is the actual L
u dont lose devs to competitors, u push them out urself π
@EvanLuthra bro if they can simulate 1m agents why cant my city fix the one intersection thats been broken since 2024
run the sim and fix the light fr π
A 15-year-old from Brazil gave himself an unrealistic target: build a $10,000/month business around one AI girl
He asked Claude for a plan
He missed the target
But not by much
Claude told him to stop posting random pretty pictures
Build one recognizable character instead
> Same face
> Same personality
> One clear reason to follow
So he created a 22-year-old virtual dancer and tested three formats:
> Fitness clips
> Gaming reactions
> Short dance clips set to trending Latin tracks
The dance clips won
He kept the same character and playful energy in every video
Only the outfits, locations and songs changed
Every clip was short, simple and built for rewatches
After 14 days, the account had 27,300 followers
By day 30, it had 61,400
Then he drove the audience to Fanvue and set the subscription price at $9.99/month
896 people subscribed
First-month revenue: $8,951
He missed the goal by $1,049
But hitting 89.5% of it within his first 30 days was still a strong result
A 15-year-old from Brazil gave himself an unrealistic target: build a $10,000/month business around one AI girl
He asked Claude for a plan
He missed the target
But not by much
Claude told him to stop posting random pretty pictures
Build one recognizable character instead
> Same face
> Same personality
> One clear reason to follow
So he created a 22-year-old virtual dancer and tested three formats:
> Fitness clips
> Gaming reactions
> Short dance clips set to trending Latin tracks
The dance clips won
He kept the same character and playful energy in every video
Only the outfits, locations and songs changed
Every clip was short, simple and built for rewatches
After 14 days, the account had 27,300 followers
By day 30, it had 61,400
Then he drove the audience to Fanvue and set the subscription price at $9.99/month
896 people subscribed
First-month revenue: $8,951
He missed the goal by $1,049
But hitting 89.5% of it within his first 30 days was still a strong result
@BlaqOnyemauche@Concordium imagine ur AI agent does something unhinged and the 'accountability' is just a little badge on a website
bro that aint accountability thats a participation ribbon
@testingcatalog curious if shared visibility actually works for async handoffs or if you still end up in a 'wait what did you tell claude' situation
the autonomous part is the real unlock if the memory is actually reliable