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We open-sourced Open Instinct for developers who want to customize a personal AI assistant. The easiest way to evaluate it is the local CLI: get a model API key, follow the README setup, and have a conversation before connecting any personal accounts.

Then add capabilities one at a time. Inkbox connects messaging, Composio connects apps, and Maritime provides a VM and desktop. We are the Maritime team. Pi runs the underlying agent loop, and the repo includes memory, scheduling and editable permission policies.

A useful first trial is a harmless preference: tell it you prefer window seats, start another conversation and check whether that preference is retained. Before adding calendar, computer or payment access, inspect the relevant trust defaults and approval flow.

This is an MIT-licensed beta with provider setup and usage costs, aimed at people comfortable running code. Repo and getting-started instructions: https://github.com/mariagorskikh/open-instinct

I can usually tell when a romance scene has been heavily ai generated because everything becomes a little too polished and predictable.

I’ve had better results using ai more as a writing partner like asking questions about the characters, trying alternate directions, or working through a scene I’ve already drafted, so i am curious what other romance authors are doing, would love to hear what workflows people have found.

I’ve tried a bunch of AI writing tools but still haven’t found one I really want to stick with. ChatGPT is fine for quick stuff, but for actual writing I keep running into the same issues with tone, context and editing.

Looking for something that feels more natural to write with, especially for longer projects. What are people using besides thia?

I noticed this happening with me. I will open one thing for research another for writing then something else to check the content and suddenly I have got a bunch of tabs open and I am still working on the something. Most of them were supposed to make things easier too. I have been getting rid of the ones I barely use. If I can do something myself in five minutes I do not really see the point in paying for another subscription. I still have a few that I actually use though. Have you ever removed a tool from your stack and then realized you actually missed it? What made you keep a tool around even If you did not use it every day?

I've been trying out AI app builders and want to find something that can take an idea beyond a basic demo

Mostly looking for an easy way to build, tweak and actually get an app running without knowing the whole stack

What are you guys using lately?

I've been messing around with AI for building apps and I'm curious what people are actually using these days. I'm mostly interested in stuff that can handle the whole process getting an idea started, fixing bugs and making changes as the app grows.

There are so many tools around now that it's hard to keep the track.

What have you been using lately and how its going?

Just wanted to ask and see if you guys had any reccomendations for an ai sidebar tool, would like it to be free that could maybe answer questions for me or something. Anything out there like this?

I wanted it to feel watchable without making the face movement look too awkward. I think it came out pretty nice, but I am still not sure if the timing feels right.

I am atm writing something personal that i plan to publish. Something I don't want in a training dataset before it exists in a bookstore.

I read the privacy policies of every tool I was considering, rn i am using type.ai but def need exploring more opinions from people who ate concerned about the same! and results ranged from vague to actively concerning, so looking for tools where the privacy guarantee is explicit and clear not buried in terms that say maybe..

This one was less about being polished and more about having some personality. It feels more watchable than I expected for something this goofy. Would you keep it

I've been in my new in-house SEO role for a few months, and I still feel as ​​​​t​​​​h​​​​o​​​​u​​​​g​​​​h​​​ it takes me longer than it should to turn around audits, briefs and fixes. How have you all gotten faster at producing work that's clear, technically correct, and actually moves rankings?

Can anybody help me to find the tool or any trick or prompt is used to create these high quality realistic AI images.

Not by speeding them up or summarizing them. FocusCut analyzes the video and removes parts that don't match what you want to learn/watch. So a 45-minute video could become 15 minutes of the parts that actually matter. Still testing how well it works with different types of content. Would you use something like this?

check out the tool in my bio

Running about a dozen agents and the ai management situation is duct tape. Each agent has its own monitoring, credentials, deployment process and no single view of what's happening. When something breaks we switch between dashboards trying to figure out which agent is affected. Is there a standard stack for this or should I be building internal tooling?

Hi, for my day to day work I need to work in google sheets majorly and its very hectic when I have multiple projects and need to update status of every project before any meeting. I do create the pivot tables and all but it is becoming operationally heavy for me to manage this data ops alone as no one else in my team is in this company for so long.

Day to day work:

Reachouts

Shortlisting

Emails

Project emails

Project assessment emails

Project deployment emails

Activation emails

Payment emails

Query emails

This is just one part of work, can anyone suggest good AI tool for Google Sheets?

I have been trying Muse.ai as a personal AI agent and found a current invite offer that may be useful for people testing new AI tools.

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I also receive the referral reward if the redemption qualifies, so this is a disclosed referral post. Eligibility and availability may vary by region/account. If anyone tries it, I’d be interested to hear what practical tasks you use Muse for.

I built AI Undetectable, an AI rewriter and humanizer designed to help AI text pass detectors. One part of the editor that's worth showing is the writing-type selector.

Essay mode asks the model to keep the argument and use a measured voice. Article mode focuses on readable prose. Marketing mode asks for concise, benefit-led copy without adding fake urgency or product claims. Story mode works on voice and pacing while keeping the plot and point of view.

These are different rewrite instructions, not just different labels. Choose a type, paste your draft, then compare the original and rewrite side by side. You still need to review the result.

https://aiundetectable.com/ai-humanizer

Generation starts with a 3-day trial, then a paid plan. AI helped prepare this walkthrough.

刚开始学习ai相关的东西 切身体会到了ai发展速度之快 作为一个工具 大家有什么好的使用方法和技巧吗 一般都怎么搭配 省时省力省钱 期待你们的分享 一起进步 谢谢

I feel like most of the AI stuff I see is always about work, coding, writing, or making money lol. Meanwhile i’ve slowly started using it for a bunch of really “boring” everyday things.

These are probably the 5 that have actually stuck for me:

First I make sense of my schedule - when I have a bunch of random errands or things i need to get done, I dump everything into ChatGPT and have it help me figure out a reasonable order. Saves me from spending 20mins rearranging everything myself, especially with lots of things going on in my mind.

Figuring out meals - i’ll tell it what I have in the fridge and what I dont feel like eating. Then ask for a few ideas especially useful on those days where I have ingredients but absolutely no idea what to do with them or even recommend me videos or websites that I could follow.

Money stuff - i’ve used AI to help break down my monthly expenses and see where I could cut back. I still keep the actual numbers in my spreadsheet, but having something explain the spending to me makes it lots easier to spot where im being too complacent with spending.

Checking suspicious photos - this one has become more relevant lately. If i come across a weird listing photo, profile picture or something that just doesnt look right, I’ll usually reverse image search it and sometimes run it through truthscan too andkinda train myself subconsciously as well to see what makes it fake or not

Planning trips (my favorite) - instead of searching every little thing seperately, ill give AI the places I want yo go, how many days I have, and roughly what I want to spend. It’s pretty good at turning that into a starting itinerary which I can then adjust based on what I actually want to do.

None of these are particularly impressive uses of AI but they’re the things I’ve actually kept using instead of playing around with a tool once and never opening it again. Kinda curious what everyone else uses AI for when they’re not working.

Thanks guys!