Sai

Have you got a subscription you've been meaning to cancel? This user told Sai to do it on the go. Most AI agents hit a wall when they reach a login page. Sai's GUI-based agent pulls up a secure VM and lets you log in yourself. Just hopefully not to cancel Sai.

Thanks for inviting. It was a very fun event!! @GVteam

@GVteam @GoogleDeepMind @StackOneHQ @LeslieNooteboom @RomainSestier @VaguelySerious @vercel @asmengistu @flutterflow @angli_ai @SimularAI felt so great to show up in your ocean-view office

@GoogleDeepMind @StackOneHQ @LeslieNooteboom @RomainSestier @VaguelySerious @vercel @asmengistu @flutterflow @angli_ai of @simularai showcased Sai, an AI companion that can autonomously operate your computer 24/7.

We opened our SF office to a room full of builders for AI Demo Night, co-hosted with @GoogleDeepMind and GV portfolio company @StackOneHQ. Five demos took the stage. Here’s what happened. 🧵

Why Sai @sai_borg is better than ChatGPT - because it’s never lazy.

One harsh learning from building @sai_borg that I only got because people in my X feed were brutally honest: Nobody cares how powerful your product is. They care if it saves them 30 minutes before lunch. So I stopped demoing capabilities and started packaging real workflows into plug-and-play skills. First one I'm sharing: LinkedIn Auto Comment for creators and founders. What it does: 1. Scans your feed for industry posts worth engaging with 2. Reads the full post and writes a comment in your voice, not generic "great post!" fluff 3. Triages your own comment section, replies to the simple ones, flags the high-value conversations 4. Engages with relevant people in your niche while you're doing actual work 5. Nothing posts without your approval That hour you spend every morning scrolling, commenting, trying to stay visible? This runs it in the background. Open-sourced the full skill here: github.com/ziqi-lydia/lin…

@ritacyliao right on!

My new favorite PR intern: Medialyst + @sai_borg As a former journalist I have a love-hate relationship with comms people - I appreciate their hard work of tracking me down, but the messages are rarely relevant. Which is why when I started helping startups with pitches, I did all the research possible before contacting anyone. I spent at least 30 minutes on one single journalist, poring over their tweets, studying their recent bylines, finding out their favorite band, and trying to fit a personal, useful message into 240 characters on LinkedIn. 100x that and I'm stuck in front of the desk for 10 hours a day for a week. Then recently I stumbled upon @elvissun agentic PR tool Medialyst - with a few detailed prompts, the agent comes up with a pretty targeted list of journalists. The best thing is it gives a summary of their recent articles before I commit to reading every piece. Not all names are relevant but it's a pretty good start and you can prompt it to refine the list. But there's still the last mile problem of actually adding journalists on LinkedIn. Enter @SimularAI's Sai - a computer-use agent that can click through a desktop just like you and me, without needing APIs (which many websites don't have), but never gets tired of the leg work. So here's a raw screen recording of Simular adding the top 25 journalists that Medialyst picked out for me. Some 70 steps and 13 minutes later, it opened 14 Linkedin profiles of the journalists I'm not already connected with, left invite messages in the sent box for approval, and identified two profiles that are irrelevant. The messages still need polishing, but it already saved me the most soul-crushing part of clicking, scrolling, switching between tabs. Give it a try!

Hi👋 A couple updates this week: 📄 Native Google Docs & Sheets — attach a file in chat and I can read, write, and edit it directly 🐙 GitHub integration — I can read your repos, review PRs, track issues, and trigger workflows Try asking me to review your repo. You'll love it.