having to remember which conversation your agent remembers something in is an absurd amount of work for a product that's supposed to take work from you
Sansón retweeted
Finales de junio o principios de julio en una tertulia de @itnig, @jordiromero contó un poco sobre idem. A los pocos días estaba en una call con @heycesr y llevamos desde ahí operando parte de nothiring directamente así.
Que puede hacer? Un poco todo, pero alguno ejemplos 🧵
we've been talking about @tryidem for a while here, it's time we officially introduce it.
🥁
a personal agent shouldn’t be a finished product.
an agent becomes “personal” by getting to know you.
we’re launching idem: you shape it through conversation. every interaction adds to what it knows about you.
• over time, it becomes another you, uniquely capable because you trained it.
• all that accumulated context is yours to own, edit, and take anywhere.
• idem is built to handle both complex work and personal tasks.
if you’re happy to buy a ready-to-use template, there are plenty of tools for that. if you’re eager to invest some time in building an agent that knows you, I can assure you idem will change the way you work.
join the waitlist, or comment “tokens” for $100 in idem usage and priority access.
Sansón retweeted
@tryidem is the side project that grew past our imagination.
Still early days, but it's already the best personal agent imo.
Try it out.
we've been talking about @tryidem for a while here, it's time we officially introduce it.
🥁
a personal agent shouldn’t be a finished product.
an agent becomes “personal” by getting to know you.
we’re launching idem: you shape it through conversation. every interaction adds to what it knows about you.
• over time, it becomes another you, uniquely capable because you trained it.
• all that accumulated context is yours to own, edit, and take anywhere.
• idem is built to handle both complex work and personal tasks.
if you’re happy to buy a ready-to-use template, there are plenty of tools for that. if you’re eager to invest some time in building an agent that knows you, I can assure you idem will change the way you work.
join the waitlist, or comment “tokens” for $100 in idem usage and priority access.
these past few months i've been seeing more and more "proactive agents" come up from different companies, and everytime i see a new one i can only think how they're doing it wrong.
no, i don't want to train ai with my data, or move to the us just to use it, or have an agent bury me in text on whatsapp.
i want something to learn from me, do what i want, and let me know what it is doing, why, and how, at all times.
we've been building idem for some time now, thinking on you, the user, first.
we've been talking about @tryidem for a while here, it's time we officially introduce it.
🥁
a personal agent shouldn’t be a finished product.
an agent becomes “personal” by getting to know you.
we’re launching idem: you shape it through conversation. every interaction adds to what it knows about you.
• over time, it becomes another you, uniquely capable because you trained it.
• all that accumulated context is yours to own, edit, and take anywhere.
• idem is built to handle both complex work and personal tasks.
if you’re happy to buy a ready-to-use template, there are plenty of tools for that. if you’re eager to invest some time in building an agent that knows you, I can assure you idem will change the way you work.
join the waitlist, or comment “tokens” for $100 in idem usage and priority access.
se tenía que decir y se dijo
We’re grateful for the OpenAI startup program at @tryidem. Really grateful. But man, Opus is so much better than GPT right now.
no new interface sounds great until you're comparing six hotels in a message thread.
i want to text idem what i need. i don't want every result to be another text.
what would you trust your agent to do without checking with you first?
0%spend €20
25%reply to a friend as me
50%both
25%neither
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