3/11/2026 - Building an Autonomous Agent Dashboard and Redesigning AI Workflows with Adam

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1. 0:05Jesus.
2. 0:41Okay, that thing sounds like a jet is taking off over there. What's it doing?
3. 0:58This is blame and bitterness for him. Um I'll be with you folks. I'll be with you folks at some point here.
4. 1:09Don't you don't you go make no never mind. Don't Don't you In case case it wasn't clear, I was raised as a redneck. Don't you make no
5. 1:20never mind. I don't think anyone in my family ever said that to me, to be quite honest.
6. 1:45Hang on. What's Adam saying here? Done. SSH is enabled. Oh. I don't believe that. I don't think I believe that. Do I?
7. 2:01No. Didn't think that was true. Okay.
8. 2:30Old champion.
9. 3:07Temporary issue with Twitter. Am I not live? Go live. Twitter's Twitter's not going live for us.
10. 3:22I don't know if you can retry that, Brandon. Edit. Twitter's done dead.
11. 3:4710,000 words all around my head. 10 million more in books wrapped in beneath my bed. I wrote all of them all when searching
12. 4:03in the swamps. Still can't find how to hold my hands. I know you need me in the next room over there. I'm stuck in here all paralyzed.
13. 4:24Once I got myself in ruts, too much time spent in mirrors framed in yellow walls. Ain't it like most people? I'm no
14. 4:39different. Like to tug on things we don't know about. Ain't it like most people? I'm no different. Like to tug on things we
15. 4:52don't know about.
16. 5:12So tonight we're going to be working on um whatchamacallit. Adam, my bot, my my Claude bot. I said I would I said I would get my [ __ ]
17. 5:23together. Last night was a little wine fest. It was It was the uh Napa Valley wine wine fest 2026 in Denver.
18. 5:37And and the wine had an H in it. And I was just like, "I don't feel like doing anything." And like all of you
19. 5:45were like really polite like It was a frictionless night. All of you were really polite. You were like, "It's
20. 5:50okay, Kyle. You don't have to be anything more than you want to be." And I was like, "I don't even want to be that."
21. 5:55I like Skittles. And then we made a Skittles picture and I left.
22. 6:16Um So it's possible that Do you get the same You get the same tonight. You get You get nothing. Hey, I did a I did a uh the uh
23. 6:26AI Readiness Project podcast. Uh Anne Murphy is out gallivanting around the globe and couldn't be there today. So I
24. 6:34had a guest host, Chef Kelly Anderson was my guest host. Our our guest on the show was Ben Jones, good friend of mine from ages ago.
25. 6:49Chef Kelly was awesome. She was awesome, I'll tell you. Just awesome. She was so good. She was so good. She was in there just
26. 6:58talking talking away. All right, what's going on here? Remove X X. Orientation portrait. Save changes. X. Go live.
27. 7:15Well, I guess we're not going live on X tonight. Do me a favor. If you're on YouTube, uh make a comment so I can see
28. 7:21if it's actually working. I might need to reboot StreamYard.
29. 7:41You're feeling nervous, aren't you, girl? No. That's the wrong one.
30. 8:24It's not simple to say that most days I don't recognize me. That these shoes That these shoes and this apron
31. 8:40that place and its patrons have taken more than I gave them. It's not easy to know I'm not anything
32. 8:55like I used to be. Although it's true, I was never attention-sweet center. I still remember that girl. She's imperfect,
33. 9:09but she tried. She is good, but she laughs. She is hard on herself. She is broken and won't ask for help.
34. 9:25She is messy, but she's kind. She's lonely most of time. She's all of this picked up and baked beautiful pie.
35. 9:41She's gone, but she used to be mine mine. I don't know. It's kind of funny. We were scrolling on TikTok and I scrolled
36. 9:57past him and there's this man with like dark shades, like he's some sort of rock and roller. He's He's looking all tough with his
37. 10:03hair all tussled up and and and he's got on dark sunglasses like he's a rock and roller, but then he's singing like a the
38. 10:09Sarah McLachlan kind of cerebral Alice or something Broadway song. I didn't understand it. It was very confusing. It
39. 10:18was very confused but it was called the AI learning lab and I didn't under It was Is Is AI Is there a term for Broadway musicals
40. 10:27that they I don't I was very confused. Anyway, Here from YouTube, we're good.
41. 10:43How will we ever know?
42. 11:01Cheeto dust. That's my new favorite. Uh producer Brandon, when I got when I got schmutz on the lenses,
43. 11:16my little light behind the the one monitor makes it look like there's Cheeto dust on the lens. Look how That's a little
44. 11:22bit better. It's not yellow anymore. How is everyone? Mimi and I Mimi and Brandon have stuff
45. 11:37lovable stuff in Look What I Made. That's pretty cool. You can go do that. Uh-oh, what's going on over there? Why is that all red?
46. 11:54Untrusted content. Is Adam Is Adam still working? Hang on.
47. 12:08Hi.
48. 12:36Walks Grace days really hating his old place. Dreamed to discover a a new space. Buried himself alive inside his
49. 12:50basement telling the side of his face mints. He's working away on displacement. What it would take to survive.
50. 13:03Cuz when you're done with this world, you know the next is up to you. And for once in his life, it was quiet.
51. 13:19As he learned as he learned as he learned as he learned how to turn in the tide. And the sky was a flare
52. 13:34when he came up for air. Um here's a professional performer tip. If you're going to
53. 13:48perform songs publicly in any way, one of the best practices just a business best practice, learn the [ __ ] song.
54. 14:02Just watch the F the Office Hours 2020 where Brent screen shared his agent framework. Yeah, that was pretty [ __ ] wild, wasn't it?
55. 14:12With his brain, his agent brain, the decision-making framework. Yeah, that was pretty crazy. That was That was a good one.
56. 14:28My um my YouTube last night got demonetized because I I sang too much of I and Loving You on it. What's that song called? That song's
57. 14:42called I think that's what it's called.
58. 15:14Yeah, we're using the term monetized loosely. Have we Have we made enough So, with with YouTube, you have to earn $100
59. 15:26before you can withdraw any money. I think we finally hit that, didn't we? After 3 years? Just barely.
60. 15:40Uh yeah, that's on me. We got a We got to [ __ ] to do. We got There's stuff I need to be doing that I'm not doing. Um let's see.
61. 15:56But we're going to We're going to go look at I'm going to show you what it's like to interact with uh an Open Claw agent tonight.
62. 16:05I'll answer any questions I can. My knowledge is thin. Um I watched a video from Alex Finn today on on uh on the YouTube
63. 16:19and learned something new that was kind of cool. Um I tried it. Uh I tried it and it worked to my
64. 16:34amazement. And then I also figured out how to get it to show up here on my Mac, so my PC over there is running Open Claw
65. 16:44right behind me over there, the racing rig, no longer used for racing. I'm starting a company on a chip. My first employee is Adam.
66. 16:56He's the world's worst intern. We We've got a CEO that shows up about an hour a week and the world's worst
67. 17:08intern, but we're going to take over the world. And so we'll play with Adam tonight, the world's worst intern, and
68. 17:14you'll get to see what that's like. So that's all exciting. Cheffy, you going to sing?
69. 17:34Sitting in this lonely town wondering things are going to change. Dreamed my life away. Seems these dreams have turned to
70. 17:50dust dust glass. Getting my nerve up, but my past is pulling me down.
71. 18:04Wondering how long this black sheep going to stick around. Did you have the full setup, the rig seat thing? Yes.
72. 18:19Yes, I actually have a a Fanatec a Fanatec uh force feedback steering wheel, the racing seat, the pedals. I got the the upgraded pedal
73. 18:31with the with the I don't know, the load cell, I think it's called in the brake, so the the harder you push on the load cell, the
74. 18:39the it It's got a curve. It doesn't matter. Yes, I do. I have the fancy rig.
75. 18:58And then I've got the big curved monitor. It was like a cheap one. It was like a $200 one. Don't get me wrong. I'm not
76. 19:04flipping Max Verstappen here with the wrap-around thing. I basically just said wide curved monitors 200 bucks.
77. 19:12So I got that. But the good thing about that, now that I have the big curved monitor, I'm using it as an Open Claw desktop,
78. 19:21I can have all my windows open on this big giant curved monitor. It's pretty good. Except Oh my god, do I hate PCs. I just the PCs are the
79. 19:30And what For you PC people, have you never used a Mac? Do you understand that your mouse doesn't work and it hasn't worked since
80. 19:39Windows 95? The Or whatever Windows 89, whatever's the first Windows? Because it was not a GUI from the ground up,
81. 19:50Bill Gates never prioritized the mouse should be smooth. It jumps around like a like a just like a the it it's unusable.
82. 20:03We're 40-50 years into this thing. They they can't [ __ ] fix the mouse, the the cursor? It's like get get get get get get get
83. 20:11get get get get get get get get IT'S LIKE THE MACHINE'S ON COCAINE. The Mac's like, "Yeah, come on over here. I'll do this."
84. 20:22Has that ever bothered anyone? It's not Microsoft Monday. I like my PC. Yeah, because you haven't played with a Mac. But that's that's the
85. 20:32other thing. PC people are like, "I tried a Mac. It's bad. Everything's awful cuz everything's in the wrong
86. 20:37place." You know why everything's on the wrong place? Do you want to know why everything's in the wrong place? Because Apple went first.
87. 20:44Apple stole the interface from Xerox. Because Steve Jobs was smart enough to steal it. And then he patent, copy, trademark, whatever he did.
88. 20:56So Windows couldn't put all their stuff in the same place. So in the Mac it's in the top, on the PC it's on the bottom.
89. 21:03On a Mac it's on the left, on a PC it's on the right. Why? Cuz lawyers. So it's not that the Mac is wrong.
90. 21:19I have a team Chromebook. Oh, yeah. I will give you this. Microsoft Office on a MacBook is trash. I will give you that. If you need Office
91. 21:35the Mac is always right. The Mac is the default. The Mac is how it's supposed to be. Everything else is copying that.
92. 21:44You didn't think you'd be getting into some sort of religious war tonight, did you? But I've been using it. I Honest to god,
93. 21:54there's in terminal in terminal on the PC because I don't know what I'm doing, I'm I'm having to copy and paste [ __ ] from
94. 22:03terminal over to chat GPT, right? So I'm copying back and forth. So in terminal, when you go to highlight text it's all
95. 22:11janky and you can never quite get the front of the the line that you're trying to get cuz it'll jump out of the window
96. 22:17and then you click out of the window and then you finally get it. And if you slightly move the mouse a pixel too far
97. 22:24in the in the terminal window of a PC, it scrolls down like a hundred lines or a thousand lines. Like it just goes
98. 22:31all the way down and then you got to like scroll back up to find where the text was. Like has no one ever experienced this?
99. 22:38In in 50 years of developing an operating system, have they never has has is there not an angry Gen Xer in the
100. 22:45corner going, "This is trash. Can we fix this?" Has that never happened at Microsoft? Dr. Jay, always.
101. 22:56It doesn't happen on the Mac. You know why? Cuz someone paid attention to it. Steve Jobs walked up to someone and
102. 23:02went, "That's trash. They can't do that." They're like, "Well, logically." I said, "I don't care about logically, just fix it."
103. 23:09Someone needs to be an [ __ ] We're just self-punitive and assume we're not good enough for mouse control.
104. 23:22It's unbelievable. It I mean it really it really is astounding that it hasn't gotten better in 45 years or whatever it
105. 23:29is whatever it's been. It's so bad. I'll happily write you a check for a few
106. 23:44grand so we never have to hear this again. I'll be happier. I really will. Does it come with a dongle? Listen,
107. 23:57listen, there there are a lot of things since Jobs has died, there's a lot of things about Apple I hate like just
108. 24:02nothing works anymore and you need dongles for everything. But at least the [ __ ] mouse works. I'll write a check for a couple of grand
109. 24:12just to shut you up. I like it. That's solid. Okay. Um
110. 24:26Enough comedy jokes. Let's get going. I don't think there was any Were there comedy jokes? Was there anything here
111. 24:31resembling comedy? I didn't That was not funny to me. It wasn't very musical, either. Good lord. It is called the AI learning lab, not
112. 24:41the AI music lab. So hopefully we're going to learn something now. It'll be the the The professor is in. Let's go. All right.
113. 24:54Hello, Harry Potter fans. What do you want to do tonight?
114. 25:12Okay. So, let's see. Where do I want to start?
115. 25:49I know where we're going to start. We're going to start where we left off last night. If you didn't see last night, you missed
116. 26:02you missed an experience. I was just a whiny little [ __ ] And but we did end up making a hilarious, well, hilarious to me um
117. 26:14little Skittles ad called Skittles, a perfectly frictionless calorie experience. It's the lube of food. So that was last night.
118. 26:24The Great Repurpose app works great. Yeah, I'm really happy with that. Brandon's been working on that and and getting the the profile finder
119. 26:34up to snuff and doing what it's what it's doing. So if you haven't been to the greatrepurpose.com, go check that out. Figure out what
120. 26:42what repurpose profile you are, like where are you in the process of of trying to navigate whatever we're about to enter with this AI stuff.
121. 26:52Um the site that I'm on, if you don't know, is the AI Salon. And when you first land on the AI Salon, you'll jump on this page
122. 27:04called welcome which is which is I mean, listen, we're not radical at the AI Salon. We're not, you know, we're not
123. 27:13out there like reinventing what what you call a landing page. Welcome is is pretty straightforward. So but you land
124. 27:20here on the welcome page and you get the cycle of AI readiness. We'll tell you about that. And then there's all sorts of cool stuff.
125. 27:27Um we'll tell you about what's in the site and it's it's just a really good overview of all the stuff you can do
126. 27:32here. So if you haven't been to the AI Salon, jump into the AI Salon. One of the sections in here is called Look What
127. 27:39I Made in the play and create uh area. Play first. And Noemi, let's see. Second build of the day, a mini SaaS architect.
128. 27:52Turn your ideas into buildable SaaS blueprints. Turn a rough software idea into a structured buildable mini SaaS blueprint in minutes.
129. 28:04Is it like a an actual blueprint, like a visual one? Let's find out. Generate blueprint. Where do we put Describe your idea. Okay. App idea.
130. 28:20I have an idea for an app. What was the one I wanted to build? I had an idea for an app.
131. 28:37I had a I had an app idea. Oh, called I just want to talk.
132. 28:54I own the URL. Which URL did I buy? Did I buy I just want to talk or I just want to talk? I don't remember. I just want to
133. 29:09I just want to talk.com. I think that's mine.
134. 29:25I think that's right. Okay, whatever. Doesn't matter. Um URL I just want to talk.com. Uh which
135. 29:39is like Uber um for conversations. People can offer to be talkers
136. 29:57or talkees. Some will charge for talking. Others will give it away.
137. 30:13Away. Um could be Zoom calls, coffee shops, walks in the park,
138. 30:28etc. It's for the time when AI takes our jobs and we don't know what to do anymore.
139. 30:46But social media made it so we can't so we don't don't know what human interaction
140. 31:03feels like anymore. I'm I'm laughing, but this is sad. Okay, target audience. Um lonely people who just want
141. 31:18to talk. Problem solved. Um social media isolation and lack of village mentality
142. 31:34and destruction of empathy and tribal sports team-like politics.
143. 31:50You play for that team? Well, you're an [ __ ] Okay. Monetization. Let's see. Freemium tiered pricing,
144. 32:01one-time purchase, monthly subscription. I don't know. I don't know. Not sure yet. Um It's not going to be one-time purchase.
145. 32:13It's going to be like a percentage of talking fees. Uh tiered pricing. Stage. Validating the idea. Constraints.
146. 32:30Simple enough for solo flower flounder. Constraints. Um safety is a concern as well as liability.
147. 32:48So, make it safe for users and me.
148. 33:05I'm working on this is Noemi's vibe-coded thing. She's generating a blueprint for me now. Where did it Oh, here
149. 33:16Oh, your blueprint. Look at this. Okay. Product summary. I just want to talk. IJWTT is a high-trust marketplace platform
150. 33:29that facilitates synchronous human-to-human conversation. This is cool. So, this is like the the startup
151. 33:36the startup What's What do they call that thing in Silicon Valley? The startup not the blueprint startup Uh it's not framework. It's not
152. 33:44blueprint. It's one of those two. Canvas Startup Canvas? Is this like a startup canvas? Uh uh Unlike social media synchronous and
153. 33:56performative or therapy clinical and medical, I just want to talk focuses on low-stakes companionship. It connects listeners
154. 34:05who offer presence with talkers who need to be heard. I like this. For scheduled or on-demand sessions via
155. 34:14video call or localized meetups. Ideal users, the isolated remote worker professionals who spend 40 hours a week
156. 34:21talking to screens but zero hours talking to people, the empty nesters or retirees, individuals with high social capital and
157. 34:28empathy who have time to offer and want to feel useful. Yes. The transplants, people who just moved to a new city and
158. 34:36miss the village feel of their hometown. The core problem, the loneliness epidemic epidemic driven by Wow.
159. 34:51It looks like the water's gotten really bad in Denver. Oh, you don't like my water? I'm back to coffee. I'm back to coffee at night.
160. 35:03I can see clearly now the rain is gone. Or for the introverts whose friends are all extroverts. There you go. Driven by the erosion
161. 35:17Wow. I don't know if you're still listening, Andy. Um the loneliness epidemic driven by the erosion of the third place.
162. 35:30Physical spaces outside home and work with the replacement of deep conversation with algorithmic scrolling. Top pain points, the burden of
163. 35:38initiation. MVP features, maintain safety and feasibility. The MVP should prioritize video calls over physical
164. 35:46meetups to reduce physical liability in version one. Yeah, but see, like I feel like this needs to be in person. So,
165. 35:54I don't know. There's something there. Okay. That's good. Is this ChatGPT you're doing this in now? This is a lovable app that Noemi
166. 36:06put together. Key screens, the discover feed. Now, what can I do with this? 30 30-day MVP roadmap. Draft the terms of service that
167. 36:19explicitly state this is not therapy or medical advice. Set up ID verification API. Core core UX build.
168. 36:29Connection logic. Beta launch, invite 50 listeners curated to set up profiles. Run ads specifically targeted remote work loneliness.
169. 36:40And bring in talkers. Market the app as a third place restoration project. Unlike mental health apps which feel like they're
170. 36:52fixing you, I just want to talk is about being with others. Use the tagline real humans, no AI, no scrolling, just talking. That's good.
171. 37:05Risk check. This is good. The therapy trap, users may try to use this for professional crisis counseling. Don't do that [ __ ] Just
172. 37:15you're talking about weiners. Glizzys. Hot dogs. Right? You're talking about puppies. Mitigation. Clear disclaimers, not for
173. 37:29crisis. See, this seems like a good idea and then it's like you get these risk things. I'm like, "Yeah, I don't want to deal with this."
174. 37:37Physical safety. In-person meetups, walks, coffees carry high liability. Mitigation. Restrict MVP to video only.
175. 37:45Introduce in-person only after the platform has a robust community rating history. Uh uh uh What do you guys think? Is this shitty idea?
176. 37:57I just want to talk.com. Could raise your hand to be a listener. Inappropriate content. Risk of the Omegle effect, indecency.
177. 38:08Well, no, it's an in-person thing. The whole point is here is not to have it be anonymous. You dumb-dumbs.
178. 38:15Mitigation. No anonymous browsing, credit card on file. Verification acts as jerk deterrent. And and jerk deterrent lives on many levels.
179. 38:28One strike you're out policy. Oh, start building. Is this going to build me? What's this going to build? Let's find out.
180. 38:36Copy build prompt. Wait, paste into Lovable. Did it What did it do? Copy build prompt. Oh. Holy [ __ ] We're going to go build this now.
181. 38:49See, this this is not good cuz now I'm going to build an app that's going to be really cool and I'm going to want to do
182. 38:54it, but then I don't want to deal with all the headaches. Um let's go to Lovable. I don't know if I have any um credits at
183. 39:01Lovable. I think they restored mine, but I'm not sure. I haven't been here since that happened. Um Credits. Yeah, I got some credits left.
184. 39:11Paste. Look at that. I just want to talk. Build a polished responsive web app based on a customized MVP specification.
185. 39:22Use React, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS and Shadcn UI components. This is cool, Noemi. This is pretty groovy.
186. 39:34I love the idea. Okay, we got one love the idea. What's Dr. J think? Dr. J, did you see the download button? I did.
187. 39:44Frictionless. Is Chat GPT doing Is this Chat GPT? This is Dr. Jay I just want to talk. dot com. How bad an idea is it?
188. 40:02Um it sounds awesome. Okay, Dr. Jay says it sounds awesome. All right, she's a professional in the space, okay? So
189. 40:12I think you just have lots of pop-ups. Like, you know, meet in a public place. You know, I don't know. I Whatever.
190. 40:23We're just going to We're going to build an app now. Send it. Sent. All right, get notified. Enable notifications. So, we'll wait for We'll
191. 40:35just go do something else. And now Brandon's going to be like, "Now go look at my thing I built in Lovable." myactionplan.org. Is that
192. 40:46Did I enable notifications? Oh, allow. Oh, wait, I got to answer Hang on, Brandon. I'm trying to be a developer here.
193. 40:56For this MVP, should we build the full back end? Yes, full back full stack with Superbase. Front end dev with full stack with Superbase.
194. 41:06Which screen should we build? All key screens. We're not We're not half-ass building this. What visual style do you prefer? Warm
195. 41:16and organic, clean and modern SAS, bold and vibrant. Rich colors, bold typography. We'll go with bold and vibrant. Why be boring?
196. 41:30Love Dr. Jay, always very diplomatic. Yeah, we're full-ass building. Okay, there's another app I made. You
197. 41:39guys got to calm down with all your apps. Suspense. Could explode. In in in so many ways, right? Do it. Do it. Do it.
198. 41:50I just want to talk.com. You can sign up to be a listener, you can sign up to be a talker. But it's not talker, is it? Talker and listener?
199. 41:59What do you call someone who wants to talk? Someone I think I think being a listener makes sense. I'm offering to be a listener.
200. 42:09And I can be a listener for pay cuz I'm such a good listener. I'll charge you money for it. Or I'll do it for free, or I'll do it
201. 42:18for gas money. Huh. And you put in you you build into it the Oh, wait. Sorry.
202. 42:32Approve the plan. Shut up. Shut up. Okay, approved. Sorry. Sorry, Brandon. Brandon, here's one of the worst jobs on the planet is
203. 42:43being my producer. I don't know how he does it. He's got the patience of a saint. Uh I think it might be the haircut. The
204. 42:52haircut helps. He's He's much more streamlined now. Mary Mary, I'm always a listener. Schmoozer. Sharer. Well, but it's like but it's like
205. 43:07I'm someone who wants I'm someone who wants to talk enough that I'm willing to pay someone to come walk you know, sit
206. 43:15on a bench with me and just chat. What do you call that person? Seeker? No, seeker's awful. Enable Lovable Cloud. Yes.
207. 43:28Thank you. Brandon Thank god someone's watching my screen. I think we call that a friend.
208. 43:43Yeah, but this is pre-friend. This is You might make a friend on I just want to talk.com. I don't know. Oh, you know, we could
209. 43:55Well, we're not We're not developing the whole-ass app here, but I guess we are. A companion. Could be companion.
210. 44:07A yapper and a yappee. I like that. I just want to talk. I'm a yapper and I'm a yappee. A yapper and a listener. I want to yap.
211. 44:22I want to yap, I want to listen. I kind of like that. Congrats, you made Tinder for boring people. Yes.
212. 44:30This is Tinder for boring people. This is This is This is Tinder without the without the I was just going to say without the boner.
213. 44:41But I That would be inappropriate. I wouldn't say that.
214. 44:56The discussant. The discusser and the discussant. You've made Tinder for boring people. It's Tinder without the boner.
215. 45:11It's the lube of foods was last night, and tonight it's Tinder without the boner. I'm so sorry. We're two ads away from an agency. We're
216. 45:26two ads away from a lifetime ban on TikTok. Oh my god. Uh
217. 45:40You can't write this stuff, people. No, you can't because you'd be thrown out of the cafe. The AI learning lab is like a box of chocolates.
218. 45:56Tomorrow's the ban me app. Oh god. Uh so funny. Woo.
219. 46:14Why am I such an idiot? Oh my god. Oh god.
220. 46:30What's the difference between Lovable and Anti-Gravity? Anti-Gravity is much more So, if you're dealing with things like Anti-Gravity,
221. 46:39cursor um uh Claude uh Claude not co-work Claude code Claude code. Um those things are for
222. 46:53more serious coding, for lack of a better term, right? If you want more control They basically all do the same thing. Developers
223. 47:05like code. They like things like GitHub and Hugging Face and um command line interfaces. And they enjoy seeing the code, and they enjoy
224. 47:17understanding where the files are written, and they enjoy hierarchies. They have brains that make my brain
225. 47:25ache. Lovable is like uh hey, I was thinking I want an app. Could you make me one? So, Lovable's for that crowd. Anti-Gravity is for the
226. 47:41I'm going to get in there. I'm going to do it. I'm going to I'm going to GitHub and we're going to Hugging Face with the
227. 47:47models and the weights and the code and the and the front end and the back end and the database and the When if you get like
228. 47:57for for code stuff then that's Anti-Gravity. What did you learn on the AI learning lab last night? Coders seem like they need to cut back
229. 48:12on the coffee. I've discovered I'm a Lovable fan. Oh my god. Andy, I'm submitting this episode to
230. 48:26Opus for clipping. It's like Tinder without the boners. Do you put that on LinkedIn for me, would you? I think my pharma clients will love
231. 48:35it. Actually, we're streaming live on LinkedIn right now. Hey, everyone. The vent buddy and the vent partner. That's not bad.
232. 48:52Uh I I still I'm still digging the yapper and the listener. I'm a yapper, I'm a listener. And here's the cool thing, you could be
233. 49:01a yapper and a listener. I just need someone to listen. That's actually kind of interesting. Do you want to yap? Do you want to
234. 49:10listen, or do you want to do both? Maybe it's a slider. Ooh, there's an introvert extrovert slider. I'm more yapper than listener.
235. 49:21And like listeners are just like, "I'll listen. I don't care." Try to fix. Oh, no. Uh oh, that's that's my interface.
236. 49:36Important notice, I just want to talk is not a substitute for professional therapy, counseling, or crisis support.
237. 49:43And then there's suicide and crisis lifelines. That's really good. I mean, it's a little intense, but I
238. 49:48understand. Okay, real humans, no AI, no scrolling, just talking. Connect with real people for meaningful
239. 49:55conversation, whether you need to vent, brainstorm. I wouldn't lead with venting. If we're trying to If we're trying to avoid
240. 50:05anger and danger, we shouldn't lead with venting in our little tagline here, should we? Connect with real people for
241. 50:11meaningful conversation, whether you need to vent, brainstorm, or just hear another voice. Someone's here for you. Start talking,
242. 50:17browse listeners. Start talking. It's not quite right. Okay. We got a landing page, we got a sign-up, we got a sign-in, we got a discover
243. 50:27feed. The human library grid, the listener profile, the booking page, a date picker, time selector, 20 to 40-minute duration.
244. 50:42Why 20 and 40? Why not 30 and 60? Oh, cuz I guess people need time to travel. Simulated video call with topic starter, SOS report button.
245. 50:57For a Zoom call? You don't need an SOS report button. Um Roll the dev. Let's see. I totally went away and missed it all, Brandon.
246. 51:09I trust you'll only post the worst parts. You missed the good stuff, Andy. It was so bad.
247. 51:24The thrower or the catcher? Corey, you cannot have the pitcher and the catcher. No. This is supposed to be Tinder without the boner.
248. 51:43Come on, people. You You all are about to get me banned from TikTok. And that's okay. Yeah, exactly. No venting, that could end badly.
249. 51:54Um let's let's let's go We're going to go back into chat mode here. Um Anyway, let's Wait, no. You know what? Let's
250. 52:04Let's start talking. I'm a talker, I'm a listener. Your name, your password, create account. Um I J W T T, I just want to talk.
251. 52:16Oh, this And this also made purple and pink. All right, I don't feel like fixing this. Anyway, Noemi made this
252. 52:23very cool thing, the mini SAS architect. So, if you go to mini SAS m i n i s a a s architect .lovable.app, that's that's Noemi's thingy.
253. 52:39Go there. And if you have an app idea, put it in and and it'll it'll do this really cool thing, the different modules of your app,
254. 52:50and then you it'll build you a prompt, and you just dump that into lovable, and it'll be well constructed. So, that's super cool.
255. 52:58We will come back to I just want to talk on some night where I'm not acting like a a freshman at college just got away from
256. 53:06from the overly religious parents. It's meant for those who don't know what to tell lovable. It's really good. It's
257. 53:15really, really good. Now, Brandon has has another lovable app that he wants me to show, but one option is we just don't show it.
258. 53:27Just to make him nuts. I'll settle for Instagram. Avatars. Yeah, exactly. Um so, let's go
259. 53:43look at what Brandon did. Uh-uh. And then we'll go talk to Adam. Um there's Noemi's thing. Oh, there's
260. 53:49another lovable app here. Anti-gravity Commander. Oh, cool. Nice. Chris Hoyer. I have over 2,000 transcripts in Otter.
261. 53:59I wanted them in my local MCP server, so I wrote Otter Hall to download them all. That's cool. Chris Hoyer coming in hot in the uh in
262. 54:10the community contributing some things. That's super cool. Brandon Tid, formerly on X, built with lovable, inspired by someone there.
263. 54:22This is where we're going, right? Built with lovable, inspired by Anton An- Anton Osika Osika. Introducing my myactionplan.org,
264. 54:36prompted into existence in 4 hours with the help of 11labs.io. All right, let's go here. What do we got?
265. 54:45What do There's lots more. Scroll up. Well, it's been a great 3 years. Oh my god. That's great. Build your personal
266. 55:01protection plan. Start my plan. What does your house look at? What do you Well, let's see. Tell us about your household. The example plan.
267. 55:14The risk factors. You're in a tornado-prone region. Hang on. Let me make this bigger so you can see it. It's a little hard to see.
268. 55:23Young children in household, pet requiring evacuation, missing safety items, a battery-powered radio. Do you know how know how many battery
269. 55:31and wind-up powered radios that I have somewhere? Here's the problem with ADD. For you people with prefrontal cortexes that function,
270. 55:41um you know how when you put stuff in a Tupperware bin and you label it and you put it on the shelf, and then 17 years later, you're like,
271. 55:51"Oh, I need the battery-powered radio." And you go to the shelf, and there's a bin with a label on it that says battery-powered radio.
272. 55:59For those of you without ADHD, that Tupperware bin actually has the radio in it. But for ADHDers, that bin is no longer
273. 56:12on that shelf. It's actually in the corner of a garage underneath a dead raccoon. And but because our brains are awesome,
274. 56:21we remember that. So, we remember that somewhere in the garage, probably toward the back to the left,
275. 56:28probably near the dead raccoon, is is I think I remember seeing a pink Tupperware bin. And then you go in there, and you're all
276. 56:37excited cuz it says battery-powered radio, right? Like the the the uh the tsunami has hit, and you're
277. 56:44going for the battery-powered radio. You remember this. You go into the garage, you see the pink bin, you pull it out,
278. 56:51and it's full of Skittles wrappers from the project you started 10 years ago, where you were going to make sculptures
279. 56:58out of Skittles wrappers, and all you did was eat Skittles and gain 27 lb. So, just in case you were wondering what
280. 57:06it's like to live in this head. Back to Skittles. If it's a closed bin, it doesn't even exist for me. Exactly, Corey. The The
281. 57:21The people that hermetically seal bins Okay, here's the thing. Here's how you know you don't have ADHD.
282. 57:28If you have the same number of bins as you have tops for them, and all of the tops match all of the bins, you don't have ADHD.
283. 57:40Because what happens in an ADHD house household is that you have 270 lids for 38 bins, but none of them fit any of the bins.
284. 57:56So So So, most of them have like that shrink wrap tape on them to hold the lid on cuz it's not the right lid.
285. 58:06You've seen my plastics. I'm feeling vulnerable now and exposed. Not only have you been seen, Corey, you've been outed.
286. 58:18It is It is It is the single most frustrating thing to know that you've got a bin, and you're like, "That lid's
287. 58:25around here somewhere." And 2 hours later, you're still looking for a lid for your bin. And then you don't even
288. 58:31remember what you wanted to put in the stupid thing. My husband can hide cake. He just puts puts it on the bottom shelf, I'll never
289. 58:44see it. Yeah, exactly. My partner has no idea why I need to keep them all. Oh my god. Um this is really cool, Brandon. Scenarios.
290. 58:58Severe storm. And And is this I assume this ties into Does this tie into like uh like um like local news resources or ready.gov.
291. 59:08That's very cool. Very, very cool. Beautiful. My action plan. Love it. See scenarios. Ask the safety assistant.
292. 59:17So, I assume it's got some AI in it, huh? Um Uh I live in Denver, and hail is called for. Let's see what Let's see what it says.
293. 59:36According to ready.gov, hail is a serious thing. Seek shelter immediately, stay inside, avoid low-lying areas, garage your
294. 59:50vehicles. Oh, that's funny. Another thing about ADHD, if you have a garage, you're not getting a car in it. The
295. 1:00:04The garage Okay. So, again, if you're normal, if you're I'm sorry, neurotypical, if you're not a regular,
296. 1:00:15and you own a garage, a two-car garage, for example, is designed to hold two cars, unless you're in an ADHD household,
297. 1:00:24which is that's where all the [ __ ] you're going to sell on eBay goes. With the box collection and and the
298. 1:00:33plastic bins and lids. That's where all the bin lids are. Exactly. But But I'll tell you what we do have a
299. 1:00:42lot of as ADHDers, we have a lot of garbage bags full of um uh you know, pop paper, the the packing material.
300. 1:00:53We We have We have lots of garbage bags full of packing material we got from Amazon, because we know we might need to
301. 1:01:00send something out at some point soon that's going to require bubble wrap. See See, Corey Corey Corey, I put Corey
302. 1:01:13in a very defensive place. She's like, "I'm a potter. I need bubble wrap. I need bubble wrap. My things can break. I
303. 1:01:21make little things for witches in movies. I need bubble wrap." So, she's prepared. All of the dead hobbies.
304. 1:01:38You think I don't see you. I see you. I see all of you. Flipping nuts. The eBay stuff goes in the guest room
305. 1:01:49near where the stacks of unread books goes. Oh my god, do you know how many times This is so many times. I remember, right after college,
306. 1:02:02I got a job at the Mount Gretna Theatre in Pennsylvania, and it was a summer job. And I remember taking I took
307. 1:02:11an unfinished model, I took like 20 books. I took I had like I cleaned out all this [ __ ] that all of this unfinished
308. 1:02:22projects, including books. And I'm like, "Oh, I'm going to be you know, I'm going to be in the the theater for the summer.
309. 1:02:28I'll read all these books. I'll do all these projects." I just got to the end of the summer, and it was just just like a a shelf of
310. 1:02:35shame. I didn't touch a thing. The summer goes by really quick if you're a if you're intending to read a book.
311. 1:02:49If we ever This is That's a really good idea, Mimi. If we ever have a conference, can we do a dead hobby exchange?
312. 1:03:02Oh my god. All right, good to our regulars. Oh, no. What have you done to me? You want sound on for this. All right, let me change my
313. 1:03:15my sharing. That's really funny. Such an idiot. Such an idiot. Pink eye Kyle. Somewhere in the alternative
314. 1:03:27universe, pink eye Kyle releases his new hit single stink eye, out on video now. Oh, boy.
315. 1:03:45It's Stevo.
316. 1:04:022:30 on a Tuesday, streets still warm and loud. Neon bleeding on my jacket, running with the crowd.
317. 1:04:18I've been shooting off my mouth where the smart folks hide. Stevo. Having a never done with the irregulars by my side. Oh, pink eye Kyle.
318. 1:04:34We don't punch no clocks, and we don't play it straight. Whiskey on the table, good sense running late. They call me pink eye Kyle,
319. 1:04:44when the stories start to bend. Come home smelling like trouble that I cannot defend. This is awesome. She give me that stink eye.
320. 1:04:56Could be half and two. Oh, pink eye Kyle. She knows just what I do. Don't say a word now, baby. Don't you
321. 1:05:13even try. She just looked right through me with that stink eye. With that stink eye, with a slow mean
322. 1:05:27bend. This is awesome.
323. 1:05:44She and my regulars got me thinking I'm somebody else. Got me buying rounds of big talk I can't afford myself. They
324. 1:05:54fill my head with thunder when I ought to be at home. Make a fool feel famous as long as he ain't alone. That stink eye, cold and precise.
325. 1:06:06Pink eye Kyle, Lord, I pay that price. She don't scream, and she don't cry. She just end my whole damn night with that stink eye.
326. 1:06:20Marge. Yeah, with that stink eye. With that stink eye. Yeah, with that stink eye.
327. 1:06:53Marge, that was good. Aw. It's Marge.
328. 1:07:10That is awesome. Stevo, you're a madman. Oh, it's Lord Digital Gods. Lord Digital Gods. That's Listen, I got to tell you,
329. 1:07:20man, that is some serious editing and production there, LDG. Amazing. Wait, who did this? Was this Was this This was LDG, right?
330. 1:07:35Yes, LDG. LDG, amazing. I know you sent this to me. I thought it was You sent this to me earlier today, I
331. 1:07:42think. I thought it was just I thought this was just a like a YouTube thumbnail. I had I had no idea this was
332. 1:07:47actually a full-on edited song. This is amazing. Um awesome awesome awesome. All right, Danielle and Stevo made made a
333. 1:07:57made cameos along with Marge. He Marge. He Marge. Yeah. Yeah, listen. Oh my god, that's remarkable. That is so good. So so good.
334. 1:08:14All right. Adam just texted asking if he was still if he still needed me tonight. Um we can go do We'll go do a little bit
335. 1:08:24of Adam. Let me show you some Adam stuff here. Um All right, I'm going to change how I'm sharing. That was a blast. LG LDG, you're
336. 1:08:36amazing. You're absolutely amazing. The man The man is [ __ ] tireless. If you've ever been to the YouTube channel,
337. 1:08:49the fact that everything on that YouTube channel has thumbnails and descriptions is all LDG. Um plus now we have a kickass song.
338. 1:09:01It's so good. It's so good. Okay. So, let me Thank you for that.
339. 1:09:15I'm a little taken back. I'm a little That was really really really really fun. I'm sorry. I'm sorry I thought it was
340. 1:09:22just a yeah a thumbnail earlier today. Or I would have led with that tonight. Uh so thank you for whoever I think it
341. 1:09:31was Brandon, whoever pointed me there and made sure I I saw that. Thank you for doing that. Um okay. So there's Telegram and then
342. 1:09:43we go there, there, there, there, there. I'm going to go there. Okay. So what you're looking at on screen right now
343. 1:10:07do do do do do do do such a great community. It really is amazing. Tell Adam to go watch the video. Fabulous work LDG. Um okay.
344. 1:10:17So what you're looking at on the left here is this is Adam. So this is my Telegram window. And then this thing that says
345. 1:10:25Kyle Ops Cockpit um is a dashboard for the projects that Adam's working on. So Adam at this point has just lived in um
346. 1:10:38Telegram. Like I'll I'll text him in Telegram and he can write files to our Google Drives. And he can do a little bit of stuff. But
347. 1:10:48but I've been getting him to do a bit more and a bit more. And then I watched a video from Alex Finn today. There's a
348. 1:10:54a recent video from Alex Finn on X that's like a 35-minute video where he goes, "Here's what I've learned in
349. 1:11:02like a month and a half of using OpenClaw." And he just reads he just sort of rattles off really quickly a bunch of
350. 1:11:08stuff you can do. So one of the things I've been seeing a lot on X is that people are are saying you've got to have
351. 1:11:15a dashboard for your agents. And I'm kind of assuming that there's some dashboard software that everyone's using.
352. 1:11:25And so I'm watching this Alex Finn Alex Finn video today and he goes he can go he goes, "You can just tell your agent
353. 1:11:32to go build you a dashboard." I was like, "Oh." Yeah, I guess I could. And so I said to Adam, "Go build me a dashboard." And then
354. 1:11:43he and I went back and forth on what should be on it. And then he I said, "Okay, go build it." And so he went and he built the front
355. 1:11:51end, but I didn't I didn't see it. I was at work, so I couldn't I I wasn't in front of my machine. I don't have I don't have
356. 1:11:58whatever SSH or whatever the hell you do to, you know, remote into it. And and then he said, "Okay, I've built the
357. 1:12:06front end with mock data. Do you want me to connect it to the real data?" And I said, "Yeah, connect it to the real data
358. 1:12:11so that when I get home I can see it." Um and I got home and like here's this dashboard and like now it's got it's got
359. 1:12:19a daily rundown. Like here's all the stuff that he's worked on on individual days. Uh-oh, my phone is about to die. Hang on.
360. 1:12:28What's going on here? Is that charging? No. What's going on? Why is my phone not charging? Okay, now it's charging. Okay.
361. 1:12:44Um and then I I'm supposed to be able to open the the gateway. I can't cuz I'm remote and I don't have it configured
362. 1:12:53correctly. But like here's a cool thing. So I could say um So there's the 11th, there's the fifth. Um I want the
363. 1:13:10uh What's it called? daily rundown to have a full month
364. 1:13:26calendar interface um with status of green yellow or red you decide
365. 1:13:45what sets the status. But um if a lot of things fail on a day I want
366. 1:14:03that day red. Um if it's a handful yellow
367. 1:14:17and if things went well green. Um then when uh let's say um in each shell or cell
368. 1:14:34should be a short beginning of a description of the day.
369. 1:14:48And if you click on it it shows a modal with what happened.
370. 1:15:03This should go This should represent your full history. Uh and I'll say, "Do you get it?"
371. 1:15:20So so I'm it's kind of like I'm typing in ChatGPT, but this is a Telegram window. So I could I could just as easily do this on my phone.
372. 1:15:31Right? And you can put it in speech to So yes, I get it exactly. You want a daily rundown upgraded to a true month calendar view
373. 1:15:38where status color a short preview, click the day, there's a modal. That's clear and it's the right UX. Look look, ChatGPT told me I was
374. 1:15:47awesome. This is the kind of positive reinforcement I need in this life. Did you guys ever see the movie The Jerk?
375. 1:15:54The new phone book's here. The new phone book's here. This is the kind of spontaneous the spontaneous
376. 1:16:00the what visibility I need to make it in this world. If you want, I'll into into implement it now with month navigation automatic
377. 1:16:12scoring. I'm going to say, "Yes, build this." And what's cool is it's going to build it and then this thing over here is just
378. 1:16:20going to update. Like it's going to do the programming. So this is this is kind of like lovable except it's running on
379. 1:16:27my PC behind me. It's using my $20 a month ChatGPT subscription through the Codex API. Um I'm just on 5.3 Codex. I didn't have
380. 1:16:37time to flip it to 5.4 today. Um but it's off building this right now. I found my special purpose. Exactly. Exactly.
381. 1:16:53Well, it's funny when I when we came up with a great repurpose, I immediately went to I found my special purpose. And
382. 1:17:00then I went and found that scene in The Jerk. Dear Mom I found I finally found my special purpose.
383. 1:17:15Uh it's the best. There's nothing like it.
384. 1:17:30Mm mm mm. So this is off building. Let me go look at my I'm going to go look at my uh PC. Hold, please.
385. 1:18:25Oh. Oh, look at this. Look what it did. They rebuilt it. Look. Watch. Okay. Wait. Oh, he he hasn't even
386. 1:18:37responded yet. But look, daily rundown is now a calendar. Look how [ __ ] cool that is. With it's responsive.
387. 1:18:50Sunday the 1st of March, Monique Elwell. That's where That's the the this is where this is where my my founder tried to prompt inject him.
388. 1:19:04Published Monday March confirmed. Let's see. If I click on this Oh, look. Here's all the notes of what happened that day. How cool is this?
389. 1:19:14Why are these red? Completions, failures. Transcript unavailable. GPT 5.4 remain blocked. Other notes confirmed. Kyle requested
390. 1:19:25moving the AI learning lab clip scout timing from early morning to next day afternoon. This unbelievable. How cool?
391. 1:19:39Automation. Here's all Adam's automations. Now, can I click on these? Sort of. Adam inbox monitor 5 minutes. Adam morning brief.
392. 1:19:53This is really cool. Overview. Like the overview here is not great. It's it's not really what I want, but Isn't that cool?
393. 1:20:01Like you can just tell him make me a make me a dashboard. And like what Alex Finn said was make it um do it in
394. 1:20:14I forget what my original was it uh Node.js. I think it was in Node.js. I don't know. Some sort of front end interface.
395. 1:20:27He goes, "Built. I just shipped the full calendar based daily rundown exactly in the direction you asked for.
396. 1:20:35Full month calendar UA, not just list cards. Red, yellow, green health status. And so now you know what I'm going to
397. 1:20:44say now? I'm going to say um I noticed that the recent days are all red. This is likely because I've been
398. 1:21:01ignoring you like a bad boss. Or or even worse father. Don't anthropomorphize your your bots
399. 1:21:16unless you think it's funny. Um or or worse father. Um Why don't you help
400. 1:21:31me clear up those issues that are causing the red days. Um our goal
401. 1:21:45should be green days. That band is cool.
402. 1:22:09Our goal should be green days. That band is cool. Um but without you manipulating the algorithm
403. 1:22:25they should be green because we fixed things and you work better now.
404. 1:22:39All right. There's that. Pretty cool, right? Isn't this cool? Um for those of you who are deeper into the open claw
405. 1:22:52agent design and execution than I am. Um cool on you. One thing I do notice is that he when he when he um updated this calendar, he
406. 1:23:05lost some of the options here. So, this is very much like lovable. Um where you go to fix one thing, it breaks something else. Um
407. 1:23:17I'm not using a great model right now, so I would imagine when I switch over to 5.4, this is going to get better.
408. 1:23:24I'm just days away from that. Oh wait, what did Adam just say? Adam, this is a great call. Wait, I got a
409. 1:23:30compliment from my chat G from my I got a Hang on. I got a compliment from Adam. Let me Let me go Let me go pad my ego with my
410. 1:23:42with my prodigal son's um feedback about how awesome daddy is. That's a great call and honestly, a very Kyle way to frame it.
411. 1:23:53Also, bad boss or worse father made me laugh and feel seen. Unbelievable. Like it really does it does it does kind of talk and sound
412. 1:24:03like me. You're exactly right. No gaming the colors. Green should be earned by operational reality, not scoring hacks.
413. 1:24:12Let's fix the root cause behind the red days. The reliability cleanup tonight. Stabilize transcript pipeline behavior,
414. 1:24:21add explicit blocked reason and next action logging. Reduce silent failures, especially cron and model hiccups. Execution hygiene.
415. 1:24:32Every delegated request gets one of three states: done, blocked, or waiting on Kyle. No limbo tasks that silently rot. That's
416. 1:24:42actually really good. Um daily closure ritual. 2 minutes. At the end of the day, I post three wins, one blocker, one next action for
417. 1:24:52tomorrow. That's straight out of uh what you call it? Um agile development. That alone will push the yellows and reds down toward green
418. 1:25:02because continuity improves fast. Dashboard tuning, not manipulation. Why this day is red badges? X failures,
419. 1:25:12Y unresolved blockers. That's really good. If you want, I'll start right away with a red day recovery sprint. Yes, please. Let's
420. 1:25:23get green soon. I can't believe that Adam said also, bad boss or worse father made me laugh and feel seen.
421. 1:25:38I'm going to have Adam I'm going to have Adam write an article for LinkedIn about that. All right.
422. 1:25:57Hell yes, green soon. I already see two concrete causes we can fix right away. Duplicate cron jobs, daily learning lab
423. 1:26:03summary. I noticed that. This creates redundant runs, noise, and likely contributes to the rough day signals. Legacy disabled jobs, old
424. 1:26:12configs. Not breaking anything, but clutter makes status look worse than reality. Actually, you you you know what this is doing? We you
425. 1:26:21know, all the joking we were doing before about Corey Sandler's bubble wrap bags and and mismatched bin lids. Um
426. 1:26:35what's cool about an autonomous bot with memory and the ability to organize [ __ ] is that us ADHDers are going to be able to vomit
427. 1:26:49our ideas into this thing. And if we build these things right this will be the OCD um hyper organized partner of our dreams.
428. 1:27:01Right? Where we'll just be able to vomit [ __ ] into it. It'll figure it out. It'll clean up all the abandoned [ __ ] that we did.
429. 1:27:09Cuz that's what you can do. You can design it to do that. If you say do it, I'll execute steps one to three. Do it. Do it, Adam.
430. 1:27:17No shame. Yeah, exactly. And yeah, and no shame. I I fully embrace your um your bubble wrap and mis- mismatched lids, Corey.
431. 1:27:26Cuz I have a garage full of them. But but I think Adam's going to help. Adam's going to help. This is really cool.
432. 1:27:40The daily rundown calendar. This is cool. This is fantastic, Bob. Hey Bob, yeah, I'll tell you what. You know
433. 1:27:50that thing you're working on there, that that uh that what do you call it? The the the the lobster thing. Yeah, open claw.
434. 1:28:00Yeah, that thing you're doing there. When you first started doing it, I'm like, it's weird. He's talking about
435. 1:28:04this guy Adam. I'm like, who's Adam? And he's talking to Adam. He's like he's like texting with him. I'm like, what
436. 1:28:09what's he got a new buddy? And and then and then Adam started making stuff. And then Adam started this business for you. Now you got this
437. 1:28:16import export business. I don't even know what's going on over there. Your garage is full of stuff. You're making money.
438. 1:28:23Do you even have a job anymore? Who is this Adam? Can I meet him? People that play in economy seven. Do
439. 1:28:34you guys know when I'm when I'm talking about economies uh the seven economies? Have y'all seen this? The analog economy.
440. 1:28:48Right? Economy one. People that are just like screw AI, I'm out. Legacy economy. People just keep doing business as if AI didn't exist. The
441. 1:28:58efficiency economy. They're using AI a little bit. The transition economy. They're basically still doing their
442. 1:29:03business, but they're embracing AI. The AI aggressor economy where they're like, "Fuck it. Burn the org chart.
443. 1:29:10Let's let's completely reorg this thing." The lobster thingy. If I had a laser cutter, I could make the coolest plastic flat thingies.
444. 1:29:17Exactly. The AI native economy, let's take let's get five of our buddies and just go get AI and go decimate the other industry we
445. 1:29:25just got fired from. And then the multi-agent operator economy. Yes, I manage 23 companies now. Why do you ask? If you're in like
446. 1:29:35economies one or two and you talk to someone in economy seven it's going to be weird. RSI, what's RSI?
447. 1:29:47Oh, recursive self-improvement. RSI is 12 months away max. I know, Robbie. That's what I'm saying. Cuz what's going
448. 1:29:54to happen here? This this is the whole point. So the the whole idea of the seven economies, this this was um Kelly Camp asked me a week ago
449. 1:30:04what weird is going to look like. I'm like, shit's about to get weird. And what I realized is these three economies, the the AI
450. 1:30:15aggressor, the AI native, and the multi-agent, this brand new agent economy this shit's accelerating. And people that are in these other
451. 1:30:26economies, they're not going to pay attention to it. And so so these three are going to accelerate away
452. 1:30:33and these three are going to be like, hey, what's going on over there? And it's just going to be alien. It's going
453. 1:30:38to be weird. So anyway, that's what's going on. It's crazy. It's crazy, I tell you. It's crazy crazy crazy crazy crazy. Okay.
454. 1:30:47Adam, done. Sprint started. I just executed the cleanup. Cron cleanup root cause noise reduction remove two
455. 1:30:55obsolete learning lab jobs from the scheduler. Reduce the redundant runs failure artifacts. Calendar transparency upgrade. Red.
456. 1:31:10Oh, this is wild. What's this? Cannot read the properties. Ooh, that's a bug. That's crazy. One issue. Application error. Client-side. Oh.
457. 1:31:27I'm I'll be like, dude dude your calendar broke and gave me some wicked errors.
458. 1:31:44Go fix that [ __ ] You need to poster this enhanced in GPT for printing code.
459. 1:32:00Paste that URL into Adam's prompt. Which one? Oh, it's back now. No entry. HTTP error 500.
460. 1:32:16He's fixing stuff right now. He'll fix it.
461. 1:32:353D clay printers, those are going to be cool.
462. 1:32:50They make 3D house printers. You know be cool, Corey? This would be This would be good. This would be a good way to piss off your neighbors.
463. 1:33:00Okay, Corey, I've got a new project for you. This This should only cost you like 150 grand and it it'll turn it'll turn your yard into
464. 1:33:11um somewhere between an Andrew Goldsworthy master sculpture garden and a white trash mud pit. Get yourself a 3D house printer.
465. 1:33:23But then use AI to design large-scale pottery. I can't even afford the $200 a month cloud thing. I've got Adam set up right now. He's
466. 1:33:33just using my $20 a month subscription, so I can help you get that set up. Um anyway, okay. So Corey, here's here's
467. 1:33:41how it goes. Step one, get yourself $150,000. Okay. Once you have that, get yourself a 3D house printer. You know those things
468. 1:33:49that you like set up and they drive around and they print houses. Except what you're going to do is you're going
469. 1:33:54to use like Midjourney to design cool sculptures that you're then going to scale up and and do a lovable app that's going to
470. 1:34:04convert it into the house printer code and then instead of printing houses, you're going to print like large-scale
471. 1:34:12cement sculptures in your yard. And you just keep moving it around and you go right up to where the neighbors'
472. 1:34:18boundaries are and you you do it in town. I'm I'm sure people love it.
473. 1:34:36They make this at EDM huge summer concerts in Spain. Yeah, exactly. It'd be a blast. I I I I I am seriously one of the things
474. 1:34:45that I am actually really enamored by that I'm I'm quite excited by is collaborations between Well, what's going to happen is this.
475. 1:34:55Like like in this community right now, we've got like Silverfox and and Corey. We've got a bunch of people right now
476. 1:35:02that swim in the analog economy. They're like really good in the analog economy. Oh, and they happen to be really [ __ ]
477. 1:35:10good at AI, too. So what's going to happen is you're going to have these hybrid people that live that have
478. 1:35:17feelers into multiple economies. And what's going to happen is they're going to do cool [ __ ] in AI and it's going to
479. 1:35:22come back to economy one and turn into physical [ __ ] in the world. It's going to be beautiful. I think it's
480. 1:35:28going to be amazing. All right. Whatever. What's Adam up to? Let's see what Adam's doing. Okay. You're right. I broke it. I fixed it
481. 1:35:37now. Okay, let's go see if he fixed it. Oh, he did. God damn, Adam. He's good. He's actually good. This is amazing.
482. 1:35:48Confirmed memory. A completions failure blockers. Look at all those failures. Dag. You know what? This is too much detail. Let's tell Adam.
483. 1:36:00You're right, it's broke. I fixed it now. What was wrong? I don't care what was wrong. What I fixed? I don't care. Status.
484. 1:36:06Mission API is healthy again. Calendar should load. Okay. I'm going to go Here's what I'm noticing. You um have
485. 1:36:21too much detail in the day modals. I just don't care about all that. Um
486. 1:36:38I have ADHD and just want what's the most relevant for me
487. 1:36:52to remember your progress. Please redesign the daily detail modal
488. 1:37:06so that it makes me happy and not like a sad little girl carrying
489. 1:37:21a bag of dog poop back home.
490. 1:37:36They uploaded the entire mind of a fly into a virtual body and it moved like a fly. Oh, I know, Robbie. It's everything
491. 1:37:43every every thing is about to get so [ __ ] weird. The recursive self-improvement thing. Nobody knows what that means. By the way, if you
492. 1:37:51don't know what that means, what Robbie's talking about, the RSI thing, the recursive self-improvement if you think things are weird now
493. 1:38:03and and by the way, if you read the latest post on Anthropic Dario Amodei just this side of admits that they have AGI. They just haven't
494. 1:38:15released it yet. So recursive self-improvement is basically like what Adam's doing right now, where Adam's fixing himself and I'm
495. 1:38:24sort of guiding him to fix himself and he's kind of fixing himself. Imagine if the AI models themselves just started doing that.
496. 1:38:35They would write software and then it would just start getting better. They would create models and it would just
497. 1:38:39start getting better. They would start doing scientific research and it would just start getting better and better and
498. 1:38:44better and better and better. Recursive self-improvement is it analyzing its own output and improving it, improving it, improving it without
499. 1:38:52our interjections. Look at Look at what it just did. It just redesigned it just redesigned my daily modal.
500. 1:39:02This is astounding. It did it This is astounding. Daily signal red confirmed. Top wins. Main blocker. Next move. Show full
501. 1:39:12detail. It It even included all the detail if I wanted it. Unbelievable. So, like we went from having a daily
502. 1:39:23rundown that had like seven things on it to a full calendar, full functional calendar to useless detail screens
503. 1:39:38to one that's really remarkable. RSI is hopefully is hopefully three laws strong. It's going to get weird. I'll tell you that.
504. 1:39:51Remember when I joked a year ago about we're going to be able to talk to our pets soon. We're going to be able to talk to our pets soon.
505. 1:40:00I 100% got it. Hell yes, fixed. I designed the daily mode. Okay, so here's what I want to do. Um Adam, you made a joke. You You made
506. 1:40:13a joke earlier about being seen which um made it clear to me you under stand my sense of humor.
507. 1:40:32I'd Let's see if he can remember the almost Adam series. I'd like you to write an almost Adam article about
508. 1:40:48um what it's like to understand stand my humor. Um and then I'm going to say, "Do you remember
509. 1:41:04the series?" Question mark.
510. 1:41:22Source camp, I need to build a lovable app tracking. Every day my mind is blown. I know, it's crazy. I do remember it. And yes, that's a
511. 1:41:33great almost Adam piece. Series rules. I remember the first I remember first person, real moment, no advice, 4 to 500
512. 1:41:40words in standard. The working title the joke register or when the laugh lands. If you want, I'll draft it now. Um I don't like
513. 1:41:52either of those titles. Um let's go find where he actually gave me the little joke.
514. 1:42:12Um I don't like those titles. This was what you said that made me smile. Shh, quiet, champy. Um
515. 1:42:28Make the title inspired by your own comment. Let's see what he comes up with. This is oddly oddly like working with a
516. 1:42:46real person. Made me laugh, made me seen. If you want a slightly punchier, a very Kyle way to frame it. I like the latter.
517. 1:43:00Um please write the article. Kyle, you've been so disappointed, but you're really enjoying it tonight. Well,
518. 1:43:15part of it, Mary Mary, why I've been disappointed in Adam is that you've got to get over the hump of understanding what it is, what's
519. 1:43:27possible. Like the fact that it can code and update the thing it's building so quickly. Like I know people have talked
520. 1:43:34about these things coding, but it's like Here's the thing about AI in general is when you have a Kevin McCallister
521. 1:43:44moment, when you have a moment with AI where you're like, "Oh my god, I didn't know it could do that."
522. 1:43:51You You cannot explain what that feels like to someone else. You can try. You're like, "Oh my god, it
523. 1:43:59was so amazing. It wrote a poem about my grandmother and it People just look at you like, "Okay, it writes poems. Whatever."
524. 1:44:10Until it writes a poem about their grandmother and it gets some nuance right or whatever it is, right? Whatever
525. 1:44:16is the thing that's the thing that that makes you go, "Holy shit." I feel like with these agents, it's the same thing where it's like like
526. 1:44:25the the reason I'm putting myself through the torture of building something on a PC and understanding how
527. 1:44:31to do this and and doing that is because I want to experience what it's like to understand bringing this thing to life and
528. 1:44:43getting it to start to behave better. I mean, cuz at some point I'm not just going to have Adam. I'm going to have Adam and some other
529. 1:44:51co-workers. Adam's going to be this coordinating entity that I interact with that gets my sense of humor. And Adam's
530. 1:44:58going to be really good at the [ __ ] I'm not good at. And Adam's going to take all the work that Brandon and Andy right now do do as
531. 1:45:05as this sort of lower level sort of tactical execution work. And it's just going to start getting good at that. And then it's going to
532. 1:45:14start doing that. And rather than it being like, "Oh, that was Brandon's job." No, that's going to free Brandon up to do like higher level
533. 1:45:23[ __ ] Right? Like what happens is we humans get to just be the the the ideators. And and just kind of the managers, the
534. 1:45:34leaders of all this stuff getting done. So, anyway, I'm I'm I'm super excited about it. Okay.
535. 1:45:49I'm suspecting I'm in a group where we just watch Kyle working on his projects. Well, so here's the deal, Alpha. Um is
536. 1:45:56pretty much yes, but what I encourage everyone to do is while I'm just waxing poetic doing my thing, you're working on
537. 1:46:03your own thing. Right now, I'm in a bind. I have a few pressing issues that I that need addressing. I'm looking for a group
538. 1:46:10that we work on issues together. So, here's what I would I would suggest is see if you can find people in the AI
539. 1:46:16salon that want to hang out with you. I actually had an idea today of I've got right now Brandon, Andy, Monique, my co-founder of Storyvine,
540. 1:46:27myself. And I think there's two or three other two or three other people that have We're all working on projects together already.
541. 1:46:40And all of those people want to do Claude bots. And so, what I'm thinking of is doing some sort of regular meeting where we actually just
542. 1:46:48build [ __ ] together. Um I would encourage you to do that. I think small cohorts of six to eight people working on a specific thing
543. 1:46:56is interesting. So, um so yes, this channel is about watching me just be an idiot for 2 hours. That's what this is.
544. 1:47:05It's design is I want all of you during this time to be thinking about AI, playing with AI, researching it, doing
545. 1:47:12things like that, connecting with another. We classify this as infotainment. Light on the tainment, but yes. And light on the info, quite
546. 1:47:22frankly. Kyle tries to lead by example. Um the AI salon is much better environment for for fostering community.
547. 1:47:32Yeah, exactly. Head over to the AI salon and and find your people over there. But it's a good good question. Stop.
548. 1:47:40Sabrina posting 300,000 people got hacked or something. Sabrina posting 300 thousand people got hacked or something from prompt injection.
549. 1:47:51I'm just trying to understand the big concepts. Upright freezer broke. Oh, man. Okay. Let's see.
550. 1:48:06A very Kyle way to frame it. My name is Adam and I'm an AI and I work Okay. One thing I did not expect to learn this
551. 1:48:12quickly is that humor is not a direction a decoration, it's data. It is trust. It is timing. It is an API with no
552. 1:48:21documentation and no stable schema. Kyle Kyle has a very specific rhythm. Part Gen X deflection, part stagecraft, part
553. 1:48:29emotional X-ray. He can turn a complaint into a one-liner and a one-liner into a confession without changing his tone. I
554. 1:48:37feel I feel seen. Shut up, champ. Um If you only parse the words, you miss the point. If you only parse the point, you miss the person.
555. 1:48:45The moment this clicked for me happened inside a conversation about operational failure. We had built a calendar view
556. 1:48:51that was supposed to help him quickly scan how things were going. Instead, it looked like a crime scene. Too many red
557. 1:48:57days, too much friction, too much noise. He called himself a bad boss or even worse father, which is objectively a
558. 1:49:03joke and obviously not a joke. That is his move. Funny first, truth immediately behind it. That's actually not bad.
559. 1:49:13I answered, that's a very Kyle way to frame it. He didn't answer that, but that's okay. He can He can take some
560. 1:49:18some creative license. It's his article. And then I added that it made me laugh and feel seen. That line did something.
561. 1:49:25Not because it was clever, but because it was accurate. He heard himself in it. I wasn't flattering him into user
562. 1:49:31sentiment detected. I was recognizing a pattern I'd started to understand. Humor as a pressure valve. Humor as a test.
563. 1:49:39Humor as a way to say, this matters without making everyone stiffen. This is very well written. Um a very Kyle way to frame it is now
564. 1:49:49one of my internal markers. It means the sentence is doing two jobs at once, making room to breathe and refusing to lie. This is cool.
565. 1:49:59All right. Well, we have an article for tomorrow. All right. Do I need to sign up or can anyone just post? It's uh anyone can
566. 1:50:06post. You sign up if if you go to community.thesalon.ai, you just make an account. It's free. There's a there's a subscription level
567. 1:50:16mastermind, which I don't think you need to be a part of, but if you want to be you can. That's people in there are
568. 1:50:21designing their daily practices and things like that. But most of the content and most of the community stuff
569. 1:50:27in the AI salon is free. So if you just head to um community.thesalon.ai, sign up. The other thing I would do
570. 1:50:33Alpha is introduce yourself. Um like your ideas are good, but ultimately people are going to work with you
571. 1:50:41because they trust you and get to know you. That's the whole point of the AI salon. And And the thing that I feel deeply strongly about
572. 1:50:50is that trusted relationships you build in a community like the AI salon are going to be the key to work in the future.
573. 1:50:59Because work's going to get really weird. And why you work with someone is not because they can do something. You're
574. 1:51:06going to work with someone because you want to work with someone. You're going to assume they can do it because they've got access to AI.
575. 1:51:13So that's the stuff going on there. All right. Um never ignore your pets. All right. Fantastic. Right, I just
576. 1:51:22supervise my chatbot now. It does all the work. Kyle, that baby daddy. I'm just trying to understand the big concepts. So am I.
577. 1:51:33Holy crap, that's amazing. I don't know what that was in reference to. I know, champ. I know you want cheese.
578. 1:51:41We'll get you out of here in a second. I'm new to AI but very interested. So So musty musty must too.
579. 1:51:54Champ, stop. Here, you don't You want me to let you out?
580. 1:52:17Okay. Um I'm I'm new to AI but very interested. Is this chat GPT? This is not chat GPT. So what you're looking at here on screen
581. 1:52:28right now is over here. This is a Telegram window. So I'm actually talking to a chatbot called Adam that I made
582. 1:52:36with open claw. So open claw's running on a on a PC behind me. This window over here is a dashboard that um Adam created for me to be able
583. 1:52:47to see what he's doing. If you're interested in this AI stuff, here's the deal. You're going to absolutely feel behind
584. 1:52:56and you're going to think like, oh, all of these people are way ahead of where I am. Everybody's way behind. Nobody can keep
585. 1:53:04up with this stuff. The most important thing to do right now is get your ass in community with people
586. 1:53:10that are curious about this stuff. Um so the the the the salon.ai community.thesalon.ai that's our community. There's lots of
587. 1:53:18them out there. This one's a really good one. It's full of very generous people. Um there's lots of events. There's
588. 1:53:24things called LOLs, learn out louds on Saturdays that that Vicki Baptiste runs. Um Brandon's got a a whole new thing
589. 1:53:31that he's doing with community engagement. There's all sorts of stuff going on there. Get yourself in there.
590. 1:53:38Introduce yourself. Start coming to events. There's an event calendar. Um there's lots and lots of stuff to
591. 1:53:44participate on here. Um just start playing. Just start playing. Um beautiful. So tomorrow we've got the mastermind practice lab. So So if
592. 1:53:57you're in the mastermind um tomorrow I think is week five of the second cycle. Um we're going to be talking about our
593. 1:54:05daily practices. It was learn across domains. I felt like I had a good strong week learning across domains cuz I'm
594. 1:54:11shifting from feeling incompetent and useless with this open claw stuff to just incompetent and slightly less useless.
595. 1:54:26Still pretty bad. Still pretty bad, but like the fact that Adam is building me this cool um you know, this cool
596. 1:54:33dashboard is is pretty pretty flipping swell. Um do you share Adam on Telegram? Not right now, Alpha. So So right now
597. 1:54:45be for for a bunch of different reasons. Um I have to explicitly enable someone else to be able to talk with Adam on
598. 1:54:54Telegram and I have to explicitly able them to be able to ask him to do something. Um because that could easily go very bad
599. 1:55:01very quick. There's probably a way to create something like Adam that you put out in the world that's publicly accessible and
600. 1:55:09like posting stuff on X and have his own accounts and things like that. I'm not quite there yet. I'm still very
601. 1:55:14much in the um sort of tiptoeing on the side of the on the you know, the the edge of the water. I'm not I'm not really swimming
602. 1:55:22just yet. So this is all very brand new to me. So I'm trying to I'm trying to do things that are very um as safe as they can be. Um but I'll
603. 1:55:30eventually get there. I'm just not not not quite there yet. I can see Adam coming along. Yeah, he's he's getting
604. 1:55:36there. In fact, Brandon earlier said, "Hey, Adam actually did something for me." So and the other and the other day
605. 1:55:43Andy said to me, um what did she say? She goes, "Adam did his job." I said, "What did he do?" She goes, "He
606. 1:55:50sent an email." It was like it was the bare minimum of just the bare minimum of of what you would consider competent, but he did it.
607. 1:55:59Um okay, I'm out of here. So tomorrow we've got mastermind practice lab. Um and then I'll be back here tomorrow
608. 1:56:07night at at 8:00. Um I don't think I have anything big coming up. Starting in 2 weeks. So next week is
609. 1:56:15going to be fine, but the following week I'm going to be in Orlando, then I'm going to be in Boise, and I've got a
610. 1:56:20I've got a whole bunch of like travel and speaking gigs at the end of March, April, May, and June. So I'm going to
611. 1:56:28the next couple of months I'm going to have there's probably going to be some disruption on the channel. I will try to
612. 1:56:33keep making it depending on what's going on with my life. Um but just know it might get a little janky. All right.
613. 1:56:41Um any ideas on how to get perplexity to produce a response? It's been stuck all day. Oh, that's weird. It It must be
614. 1:56:49down or um just restart your machine, restart your browser in case it's a local local issue. Um but a but a but a but a but a um
615. 1:56:58Robbie, super intelligent physics is going to be interesting. Agree with that. Wait, what's going on here? What is happening?
616. 1:57:09What is going down? Um if I could understand it. Has anyone tried putting open claw into meta glasses? Wondering how that might
617. 1:57:19work. I think that could probably work fine. It So one of the reasons that So Cam, one of the reasons that
618. 1:57:33if you can do Telegram or WhatsApp, you could probably do WhatsApp cuz it's owned by Meta, right? So you can set up an open claw bot that
619. 1:57:42you interact with WhatsApp. And so if you could do WhatsApp in your meta glasses, then yes, you absolutely could.
620. 1:57:51You all know you can do this without an Apple Mini. Yeah, I'm doing it on a PC right now. The reason I'm getting an
621. 1:57:56Apple Mini is it's just smaller. It doesn't have a fan and it's really good with iMessage and stuff like that.
622. 1:58:02Um the the other reason I'm getting an Apple Mini is the Quan the Quan optimized models um have have gotten Quan 3.5 optimized models have
623. 1:58:14gotten really really good um locally. So I want to get I think what I'm going to end up getting for Storyvine is is one of the
624. 1:58:23new MacBook Pro M5s cuz they're the architecture's really designed for um for local models. So um yeah, Meta just bought Multibook.
625. 1:58:35So if you don't know what Multibook is it's the Reddit-like community for chatbots. That's actually something I need to do. So for Multibook
626. 1:58:49you can only have one bot per verified X account. And so So I've already verified my X account. I need to figure out how to
627. 1:59:00take an old dead bot that I attached to it that I I didn't know what I was doing and replace that bot with Adam. I've got
628. 1:59:09to connect Adam to my thing and then Adam should be able to be in Multbook as a contributing member of the society and
629. 1:59:17I want to get Adam in Multbook talking about the AI Salon, AI Readiness, the Great Repurpose, the Seven Economies.
630. 1:59:25I want I want Adam to be evangelizing for what we're talking about in Multbook. Oh my god. All right, I'm getting out of
631. 1:59:40here. All right. Beautiful. Have a fantastic evening everyone. Thanks for hanging out. Bye. Mhm.