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Most teams quit halfway through setting up OpenClaw. Not because it's bad. Because nobody told them about the other 40 hours. Solo dev - Clone - Configure - Chip. 5-person team - 24-44 hrs setup (auth, RBAC, shared state, monitoring) - 4-8 hrs/month maintenance forever - ~$10,400 year-one cost The trap: you set up a reverse proxy and think auth is done. It's not. Everyone shares one agent session. No isolation. No audit trail. The tool is free. The setup is not. Full breakdown: duet.so/guides/how-to-…

@goof @dzhng 100% - and one of the big drivers early on has been organic search. We wrote a bit about it here duet.so/blog/how-we-gr…

@dzhng @duetchat Step by step!! Shows it's not always a 0-1000 massive growth overnight , social media hypes the most bs grift / stuff. Refreshing to see some realness

Celebrating the small wins @duetchat, we just crossed 1000 users since launching last month

@andrewchen figuring it out 🤨

ai is shifting from “chatbot UX” to “coworker UX.” it’s not just about having smartest model, they’ll have the best handoff between human judgment and autonomous execution I think this is what we see in explosive hype around openclaw. What's magical about it is that it can be proactive, it can self-improve, it can link into your accounts so that it’s triggered. These are the things you need to be a coworker, chief of staff, colleague, etc rather than just something that is a smarter google search. What people underestimate is that the interface paradigm itself is changing: - Chatbots assume every task begins with a prompt - Coworkers don’t wait for prompts They watch the environment, notice patterns, and surface things before you ask. The best AI systems will feel less like “ask me anything” and more like “I’m already working on it.” that requires three things that chatbot systems historically lack: memory, agency, and integration. Memory so the system understands your projects and preferences over long running periods of time. agency so it can break goals into steps and execute them. integration so it can touch real systems, like email, docs, repos, finances, calendars, APIs. Once those exist together, the model stops being a tool and becomes a participant in the workflow. we are sooooo close to having all this, but not yet... the claws show a glimmer of the future. So the question is, which agentic systems will know what you’re trying to do? Which ones can take partial direction and move the ball forward? Which ones learn your style and anticipate the next step? Feels like we're almost there, and likely to figure this out in 2026. am very very pumped this is about to happen.

Creating 100 ads is not the goal. 100x'ing your traciton & revenue is. No AI or Agents can solve that. But Duet can do the right research 24x7 and act on the ones that matter for your business. No temrinals. No VPS, Mac Minis. All in ONE browser tab.

Still with the 100 tabs on chrome solution? 😏

2 humans + 200 agents = our in-house marketing team The future of SaaS is a bunch of skills, commands, context and integration. Operated using "plain english"

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A eulogy for software as we knew it: Dear rigid, 400-screen SaaS app with 11 pricing tiers and a "contact sales" button, You had a good run. But your users are about to stop clicking through your 47-step workflow and just… tell an agent what they want. Your beautiful dropdown menus? Replaced by a sentence. Your settings page with 200 toggles? "Hey, set it up the way I like it." Your quarterly roadmap? Cute. The agent already built the feature. Software isn't dying. It's molting. What comes out the other side isn't an app. It's a shape-shifter, software - "ME" that rewrites itself around what you actually need, right now, this second. The SaaS graveyard is going to be enormous. And honestly? It's going to smell like Intercom.

6 prompts that save insurance agents 9+ hours of admin per week. Dec page extraction. Renewal reminders. Loss run summaries. ACORD forms. Coverage reviews. Prospect research. Each one runs as a persistent AI agent. Copy them and use them today. (cheatsheet below ↓)

Setting up a marketing team full of agents is just a chat away! { duet.so } - The best way to use agents & AI on cloud.

We removed MCP from Duet. Not because the protocol is bad. Because agents writing their own integrations outperform pre-built tool wrappers. Zero context cost at startup. Full API coverage. Self-updating code. The tradeoff: you need persistent infrastructure to make it work. duet.so/blog/mcp-alter…

your AI setup is just you texting yourself across 7 tabs and pretending you have a team one tab for ChatGPT. one for Claude. one for Perplexity. one for Cursor. one for Notion AI. one for the doc you're writing. one for the Slack message you forgot to send. congratulations you've invented "being busy" with extra steps what if instead of 7 tabs you had 1 workspace where agents actually DO the work and you just... review it? crazy concept. might not catch on.

Most "agents" still just answer questions. Here's how the landscape actually breaks down: ↗️ Top-right: AI that answers for non-technical people ↖️ Top-left: AI that answers for developers ↙️ Bottom-left: AI that does stuff for developers ↘️ Bottom-right: AI that does stuff for everyone That bottom-right quadrant? Almost empty. Most agent tools today are built for engineers. If you're a founder, marketer, ops lead, or anyone who isn't writing code... you're stuck in the "answers" row. Duet lives in the bottom-right. Persistent agents that actually execute work, not just chat. For your whole team.

His agents run while he's on calls. They don't forget his book of business. They pick up exactly where they left off. Kishan doesn't work fewer hours now. He just spends them selling instead of copy-pasting. 👉 duet.so

A renewal tracking skill that flags policies expiring in 30 days A carrier comparison skill that pulls rates across 3 providers A follow-up skill that drafts and sends reminders on his behalf

Kishan renews 80 policies a month. Manually. Every renewal means pulling the client's history, comparing carrier rates, drafting the outreach email, and following up if they don't respond in 5 days. That's 12 hours a week. Just on renewals.

New powerup today! ⚡ gpt-5.4 ⚡ Try for free: duet.so

gpt-5.4 now available on @duetchat using the codex harness. it's actually a great general agent, not just for coding only. may replace opus as my daily driver.