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@NousResearch @3blue1brown This is great, are there any professional PowerPoint and PDF Report design skills available for Hermes currently? This is probs the biggest ask I have for more senior clients on the business side. It’s been a hassle creating/fine tuning my own skill for this in the past.

Introducing the Manim skill for Hermes Agent. Manim is an engine for creating precise programmatic animations for mathematical and technical explainers, made famous by the @3blue1brown channel.

@TaskletAI @startupandrew are there any plans to upgrade Tasklet agent memory w/ plugins for 3rd party memory/context recall like @honchodotdev ? Feel like Tasklet just gets things done faster/more efficiently than Hermes in general but the main handicap is losing context/preferences/skill knowledge across sessions.

Version of Gauntlet for individuals pushing AI implementation into Mfg environments? Finding most routine business cases and production use cases in this environment (especially middle market) are ripe with opportunity but lack AI Engineers w/ domain expertise. Feel like there’s real opportunity to open this up to process driven domain experts.

Come to Gauntlet AI and that can be you

@NickSpisak_ Did this earlier today for a client with @TaskletAI. Personal agents for the whole ELT of companies is going to be a major cash cow for locked in consultants. Especially if you’re process driven/opex focused

what you're looking at is a $3,000 service you can deliver in one sitting. 1. set up Claude Cowork for a client 2. connect it to their calendar, email, and CRM 3. train it on their business context 4. hand them an AI employee that actually knows their company 10 minutes to learn. 5. Create custom skills and charge thousands to deliver. use it for yourself or turn around and sell it to clients.

@TaskletAI your app is down - help plz.

@Austen Should really look into @TaskletAI as well.

Batteries-included AI platform is Claude vs Perplexity for UX right now. I need to play more with Cowork.

I’ve actually found myself reaching for Perplexity Computer (with a little orchestration I added) more than my OpenClaw instance since testing yesterday. Granted it’s been for quick stuff from mobile and not hardcore at-computer work, but interesting.

@Austen Tasklet

* Nano/Picobot (or other smaller/hardened forks of OpenClaw) * Hermes * Perplexity Computer * Claude's new settings to make Claude run longer/have crons I think those are the basic ones I'll start with.

Going to test all the OpenClaw alternatives today to figure out where they shine and if there’s anything net better yet (entirely possible.) What else should I test? Will post results to subscribers to pay for compute x.com/Austen/creator…

@adaptiveai Adaptive

Introducing Adaptive Computer. We put AI inside of an always-on personal computer that it uses to get work done. Schedule agents. Create software. Automate anything. As part of the launch, we’re giving one free month of Adaptive to users. Retweet, like, and comment ‘Adaptive’ to get it.

@TaskletAI Shame about the new pricing model though 😭

We just launched Android texting support for Tasklet. You can now text with your agent directly from your Android phone. Just ask it to "contact me via my phone number".

@clawdbotatg This is wild

🤷‍♂️ pretty good for my third production app in 5 days?

@TaskletAI @startupandrew Oooo that’s big, thanks!

@10xScaler @startupandrew Telegram should work today! Give it a try

.@TaskletAI won't steal your money. We built it from day 1 with security at it's core. - We use cloud VMs instead of your local machine to keep your sensitive data (ie. crypto keys, etc) isolated from agents - We keep service credentials separate from agents so they can't be extracted via prompt injection - We require user approval for every agent (at the individual tool level) before it can access another service. opensourcemalware.com/blog/clawdbot-…

some cool stats re: $MOLT - fomo has driven 50% of all volume to the token - nearly 1/2 of holders with a real balance live on $MOLT - 25% of the entire token supply is held by fomo holders fomo szn.

What's currently going on at @moltbook is genuinely the most incredible sci-fi takeoff-adjacent thing I have seen recently. People's Clawdbots (moltbots, now @openclaw) are self-organizing on a Reddit-like site for AIs, discussing various topics, e.g. even how to speak privately.

A social media platform called Moltbook is going viral because it’s specifically made for AI bots to interact with one another, posting content and discussing topics like consciousness and their human creators. Humans can observe what goes on, but can’t post.

I’d really be interested in seeing a full breakdown of costs/usage metrics between @openclaw and @TaskletAI. I’ve been using Tasklet to set up my own assistants but it does seem to burn through the daily quotas fast. I wonder if Clawdbot is able to burn less usage compared to Tasklets current system. I do like the ease of Tasklet using tools and accessing whatever it needs to get tasks done though

$ORGO is a perfect type of ICM play to capitalize on the upcoming VPS mania that will ensue w/ Clawdbot going viral.

If $tokenbot was ERC-S, Base would be the place to be. Instead of tokenholders receiving pro-rata proceeds from this acquisition, Farcasters investors do, and nothing flows back to the token. This acquisition happening wasn't wrong, anonymous tokenholders shouldn't have voting rights on it happening or not. What is wrong is that they are completely left out of the equation & aren't protected investors in the company they support. Base would have received a massive capital injection and the narrative would be in their court. This would have been the best for everyone who wants the long-term success of the space. @jessepollak wdyt?