@dbreunig: What’s the personal app you built with agents that you use most often? Let’s get a thread of success stories going
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A tweet inviting the community to share personal app success stories built with agents, starting a Twitter thread for discussion.
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What’s the personal app you built with agents that you use most often?
Let’s get a thread of success stories going
It can be hacky, a widget, a desktop app, web page, or an agent routine.
For me, I hit an arbitrary limit in Todoist one day and it was the instigation to analyze how I use Todoist and build a todo app to replace it. Rails app powers a desktop app and has APIs my agents use.
Nice. I’m a big fan of agentsview for this: https://agentsview.io
That’s good! But seems like a lot. Do you read/process it every day?
I cannot lock in without ambient noise.
I have a slack that arrives at the end of the day that attempts to tell me what I need to do before I go to sleep. It’s not perfect, but it’s incredibly helpful.
Nice! Then maybe you can steal something from drskill:
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