Can someone tell me what exact things this shit does?All I see is hype but no one tells what exactly they are doing with this and what problems it solves.
please respond
>>108457240It generates profit for anthropic by spending as many tokens as possible in the most verbose and inefficient way possible. For some reasons retards and midwits think it's great.
>>108457240I think flesh simulator may have used it to doze some antifa fag but I'm a bit skeptical since it says it only plugs into chat services. I kind of don't get the point, chatbots have existed forever.
>>108457240It's a commodified chatbot, think dropbox but for that.Everyone that knows anything knows how to just use SFTP, but normies need it to be simpler. Same with chatbots.
why is openclaw so confusing for /g/? are you too low iq to understand a program that can control your computer for you?
>>108457240It's a chat bot but you give it your entire hard drive to send to Sam Altman's email inbox directly and it can also fuck up anything at all on your computer. You are expected to pay hundreds of dollars a month for this privilege.
>>108457394Do we really need asisstants like that? Is it really that hard to do things by yourself? OpenClaw really seems pointless and retarded. Its value comes from tricking into idiots into installing even more surveillance software on your pc.
>>108457394It's not marketed like that. It says it's for messaging.Spoonfeed me. Could I use it to play World of Warcraft for me or not?I think we are seeing the bubble burst. It's a chatbot but people act like it's a desktop automation tool. In reality dedicated bot programs have existed for years but they're actually logically coded by humans not some magic bullet that works anywhere and everywhere.Also the website is sus, they have ads for surveys and 'download me' ads that are integrated deceptively to seem like they're partnered/part of the website.
>>108457420>can't not mention "bubble burst" every 2nd postlife of a ludditie
>>108457453Nah I just remember 'web 4.0' aka crypto nft smart contract scams, and 'metaverse' bullshit. Both bubbles both got revealed as scams. Look I like innovation but we don't really have that anymore just Jews trying to make money. The biggest change in the internet in the last 10 years is now you can bet money on how many kids will die from the latest airstrike on Iran it's just sick dude.
>>108457356It's the great malware scam for the clueless masses.
I have been asking myself the same questionOne usecase I came up with is finding a good reaction image for my next shitpost. I sometimes have trouble finding exactly the right one in my library, presumably a chatbot could help if given the right tools
>>108457394Do what exactly?
>>108457240It's simply a tool for people who are too stupid for setting up a normal remote control
>>108457656Things like immich have ML search built-in to look for images that match a description or contain certain textYou don't need a bullshit engine to half-ass things that can already be done with purpose-built tools.
>>108457723>what can a robot do for me?i don't know nigga. did you already automate every single aspect of your life?
>>108457792Jesus fucking christ can you give a single fucking example why you all crabfuckers talk like fucking CEOs
>>108457792if it does nothing offline it's useless to me. If it's online only it is a security and privacy threat as well as increasing attack surface exponentially while incurring a subscription cost and possibly subscription dependency with unknown future contract and pricing changes.Debate me.
>>108457806nta not a crabfucker this is what a real non jeet CIO should say and it applies just as much to individual service users>>108457893>if it does nothing offline it's useless to me. If it's online only it is a security and privacy threat as well as increasing attack surface exponentially while incurring a subscription cost and possibly subscription dependency with unknown future contract and pricing changes.>Debate me.
>>108457486>this tool that is already seeing mass adoption and use in nearly every facet of life is just like web 4.0 and the metaverse dudei think the worst thing about people like you existing is that there are millions of other likeminded retards who will affirm your line of thinking and you'll continue to be confidently wrong about everything you say and do for all of time regardless of how often you're proven wrong
>>108457240makes your entire machine vulnerable to a prompt injection
>>108457240retard herewhat does this do that claude code doesn't?claude code already feels like it automates everything on the computer
>>108457240OpenClaw is AGI. It's your robot slave. It does whatever you ask it to do. It can improve itself if it needs new abilities.
>>108457240>hey, do X>it tries to do XIt’s baffling to me that retards see this and are left scratching their heads why anybody would care about it. It’s the first iteration of the scifi shit where you tell a computer to do something and it does that, no fucking around with ad-filled OS and software with godawful ux and daemons and god knows what else (all things that intimidate normies).Something like this will pretty much replace computers for normies once it gets good enough. Checks emails, keeps track of random bullshit like birthdays and schedules shit for you automagically, does your spreadsheets for you, screens your calls to differentiate a doctor visit from jeet scammers, doing the random admin work that nobody likes for youFucking retarded shitbrained neetcattle i swear to god
>>108458238I could never trust a llm (especially a non self-hosted one) with this much control, lol. Maybe in an isolated environment with only non-sensitive data. It's not surprising that normies eat up this shit though
computer, print me 100 dollars
>>108457240it's a tool that allows you to pay to be hacked
>>108457977Go cry about it on the blockchain
>>108457993It automatically prompts Claude every 30 minutes, but you can also set that with Claude with very little work.It comes with more MCPs preinstalled, you can just install the ones you actually need into Claude.If you are already using Claude and you aren't tech illiterate you can make your own and better OpenClaw.
>>108458238Can you give a single example?
>>108458607>It automatically prompts Claude every 30 minutesPrompts what? Guys please give me a single use case other than check social meida, I'm begging you.
>>108457240>Can someone tell me what exact things this shit doesWhat China will use to solve its existential issues.
>>108459889It prompts what you configure. People don't realize it's a prompt, they think the bot "wakes up" but basically it's a cron job and a prompt.
>>108457240https://youtu.be/R_2YN1MungINow that all the retards desperate to feel smart have flapped their gums here tossing out all their favorite buzzwords, this is a real-world use case for OpenClaw in action. It just happens to be a malicious example, but you'll get a clearer idea of what it is.
>>108458238That's great and all, but why does nobody seem to be able to say what the last "X" they used it for is?
>>108457806>>108459878>>108459974If the crabfucker was smart, he would ask his openclaw agent to provide some examples.
>>108459954Prisoner's dilemma, another buzzword for you
>>108458238I think AI kinda sucks for some things. It's not that it's dumb, but the existing interfaces are often already pretty good. I can just read my emails the normal way, or order pizza in a normal app, there is basically nothing those programs are missing.
>>108457240I made a techdom out of it and she has my PC locked down and gives me jerkoff instructions
>>108458123can it jerk me off?
>>108458530i didn't fall for the crypto meme + you lost and got raped
>>108460092Finally smth usefull from OpenClaw
https://openclaw.ai/showcaseMost of these are useless to me. The ones which aren't are still almost useless.
>>108460672For many of these things there are also better ways. OpenClaw notifies him about his son's tests, he still needs a calendar app and the app can notify you directly. Your email client can already filter out spam, my start page and my phone already tell me the weather.Those apps have good interfaces, what's the point of pressing everything into a chat interface?
>>108460743Increases your izzat whenever you shill it
I still don't see a single good example except jerk off instruction in this thread yet everyone and Nvidia CEO hype this shit so much I just dont understand.
>>108460837What about the part where you relinquish control to her while she teases you and makes you edge your brains out
My summation from this thread is the entire product is useless and will give jeets easy access to AI chat it's to flood the internet- and on the other hand it also useless in compared to tailor made traditional bots.I asked before if it can control world of Warcraft, which was flooded with bots a year ago. I actually got banned for sniping bots at zul farak at the classic. anniversary launch. It unironically took ten tickets with Chinese mod bots named 'wayshimo' and shit telling me I botted due to mass reports. This product cannot reason or do cognitive abilities like the tailor made Chinese bots that sold 'boosting' services and shit which exist on the open internet.I actually got a whole guild named 'hypnotic' blacklisted for this shit. I was level 37 and contributed a lot despite being unemployed at the time and all my other 'guildies' refused to defend me despite all being lvl 60 and farming enchants at scholomance and etc. I called them roaches and got them labeled persona non grata so much they changed their tabard to a roach unironically and they had to make a new guild called Gemini or some shit. Guild leader was a failed musician out in California and his GF was a court clerk playing on the job and they had to remake a new guild called gemini or some shit. Fuck em all your AI shit is taking a fat dump on the internet and ruining shit.
>>108457240It's malware for lazy people, retards, and lazy retards. If you don't hate clankershit you don't belong here.
>>108462012Cool story, but you need to work on your writing skills.
>>108462057I'm on fone whatever dude my point still standsz.https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=GjnY75x4rt0&pp=ygUWV29ybGQgb2YgV2FyY3JhZnQgYm90cw%3D%3D
>>108462087If it can't reason itself through a game with countless online resources with step by step discussions it's not AI. It's a retarded multipurpose bot only capable of chat bot functions not actual desktop functions.The real worry is faggot owners trying to train actual ai workers off the back of actual workers to make this a reality. Fuck them.
>>108457240I'm no expert but it seems to mostly be a solution in search of a problem. I think I saw one guy say it handled some pipline shit in his deployments, but I feel like Claude by itself can just do that.In any case no one should use OpenClaw as it is a privacy and security nightmarehttps://www.kaspersky.com/blog/openclaw-vulnerabilities-exposed/55263/
>>108457343I love you.
>>108457240AFAICT, it's a locally hosted Siri/Alexa/etc with some ClaudeCode/"Agentic AI" stuff. Best I can see is it makes programatic "AI ready" APIs ("skills", why does everything need a new name?) for everything, making it easier to have open sores clients for your favourite closed source stuff.
what i can do with openclaw i can do with copilot and their integration with onedrive and outlook
>>108457356so i see you dont know how to use it
>>108457240it's supposed to be what copilot promised us if you buy into the hypeI can't give any conclusive answer on whether it actually does that because I'm not a HID-averse boomer
>>108460672>captures my thoughts as they move through idea-to-decision pipelineI'm too old for this shit
>>108457240its claude code but you give it full pc control and pray it wont upload all your login info or delete system32
Still waitng for a single example what it can do.
>>108457240while(true){ claude --dangerously-skip-permissions}
while(true){ claude --dangerously-skip-permissions}
>>108463391No, but I see that you're retarded.
>>108463948>doesn't know how to make caching work>calls others a retardmany such cases
>>108464264>He isn't wasting money and time on tokens to generate slop text and faux productivity with shitty slop codeOk boomer
>>108464355so youre also too dumb to even properly get free api usage lol.. oh wow... alright then, i guess that tells me all i need to know about your tech level
>>108464384>He's too thick to understand that I'm not falling for the A.I. slop scam and keeps insisting.Bless your heart anon. I wish I could be so easily impressed by LLMs generating slop. I don't need a cron job generating useless slop on an interval but you do you my retarded friend.
>>108463391I see you do not understand it is designed to use up your tokens (money) and produce something what no one wants or will use !Main information for you to focus is YOUR Token Money part!!!zero future profit for you !While they are not able make profit either!!!POP POP goes AI Bloated bubble.What left?Hole in your credit card and notice from bank!!!Hope you have nice day!!!For now!!!
>hey grok, count "bubble" in /g/
>>108458238op is asking what openclaw contributes to do X. whatever llm you use they all do the stupid X thing openclaw just has a scheduler that wakes it up all the time to do X on loop.
What I want is an openclaw sort of thing but the underlying AI agent is AlphaGo Zero, and there is no user prompt at all
>>108464505it can blow your boss's mind
>>108464505>>108464516and your wallet
>>108464505It can run direcly on your PC! It will increase your productivity greatly, this is iPhone of tokens. it is more revolutionary than Linux. The guy that sells GPUs said this, how can you not trust him?
>>108463459Ancient technology, lost to time.
>>108465962But it doesn't sycophantically affirm every single thing I write down.
>>108457240right now it seems as though there is no real usecase other than inefficiently performing trivial tasks. A usecase will either emerge at some point or this particular modality of engaging with LLMs will die off, and potentially reemerge at some point, or not. History of computing.
>>108464505it's a personal assistant tool. you give it access to a system of some (either computer or VPS) and it can work for you. you can connect it to messagin apps and talk to it throughout the day to have it do things. so what it can do is pretty up in the air. if you want it to organize your files or do research, it can do all that. you provide it api keys for your preferred llm of choice or you can integrate local llms.
I find it interesting how European and American devs (especially on HN, reddit and /g/) are so luddite about AI and OpenClaw, but Chinese, Indian, and Israeli developers both domestically and in the diaspora have been adopting this kind of tooling fairly rapidly. And then people wonder why the center of gravity for a number of engineering subfields is slowly shifting.
>>108466144and back in the day if you wanted to learn how to code anything from youtube the videos were always by indians. indians have been running this shit for a while, fraud americans have been allowed to get by for too long
>>108466144chinks and jeets are bugs so they are attracted to literal shit.
>>108463391how much have you blown on slop, big man?>>10846074395% of AI applications so far have been "something you have already, but less efficient"midwits involved in no industry clap and bark like seals"OH MY GOD MECHANICAL ENGINEERING IS DEAD BRO THE AI CAN DO IT" like CAD hasn't been 80% neural network shit for 15 years now
>>108466116>it can do stuff and thingsnice examples
>>108457240look at this guy's wife generating 3d fashion workflows whatever that fucking means every night boosting her productivity and reducing the strain on her idea-to-decision pipelines and has cronjobs for reminding her to take out trash and optimaxxing their son's future efficiency. Honestly you retards who are not clawmaxxing are missing out on productivity gains and if you're not optimizing your idea-to-decision pipelines you might as well not have an idea-to-decision pipelines go raise a cow fucking luddites
>>108466225its like heroin to people who think they can do stuff, but really cant
>>108464505I think it's beyond useless unless you receive a CEO-level amount of emails daily, are in 100 whatsapp/telegram/discord groups and have a gazillion people contacting you daily via wildly different channels, and have a billion tasks daily. I guess in that case it can help you by cutting out the fluff and give you summaries and do some kind of autoresponder. I guess the average 4channer is not the target audience
>>108466224>organize files>do researchi gave examples. think of anything you would want someone sitting at a computer to do, it can probably do it
>>108466281>organize filesA bash one-liner can do it.>do researchWhy would I need a mountain of slop summaries from hallucinated sources?
>>108466319yeah you can sit at your computer and write code to do these tasks or you can have someone else (aka openclaw) do it.
>>108466252hazardous level of cope
>>108457240It's a tool-shaped object. It makes you think you're being more productive and efficient when you're actually not. All it really does is automate a bunch of simple tasks in the most computationally expensive and retarded way possible, while simultaneously creating a massive attack surface hooked directly to all the PID you fed it to make it a better 'assistant'.
>>108457240the reason why so many of you here struggle to see the value is you can't imagine not sitting at your computer. you're at the computer anyway, you might as well do all the things openclaw can do. this is more for people who multi task and aren't at home
>>108466350The problem is that a bash one-liner will work the same way every time and not use enormous amounts of resources on a trivial task. And the research requires reliable information to get me anywhere, which rules out the usage of language slot machines completely.
>>108466396OK, so what do they use it for?
>organize filesI wish, I WISH, this were true.
>AAAIIEEEE you can't use AI art for anything they are soulless please pay $50 for our shitty sketchs>hmp! where is the productivity?! using voice to give order for a self-managing AI is such an inefficient thing, what's the point of it?!
>>108457240the openclaw FB page is full of lulz. lots of amateurs and pseuds alike blathering about absolute nonsense or bragging about some auto-post set up that is just designed to spam the web with slop.
>>108466406lets say someone slacks you asking something, you just text the cranker to handle it while you play with your kids on the beach
>>108457360So he had no information about the faggot and just said "find out who he is"?
>>108466440>someone slacks you asking something>"hey bro send 1000 BTC to this wallet">you just text the cranker to handle it while you play with your kids on the beachThe future cannot be brighter.
>>108466463>jerk off on delusion
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>>108466440I'm not trying to be pedantic here, but what do you think someone could message me about that OpenClaw could handle? That would be the actual example of what OpenClaw is doing. Right now this just sort of moves the question from "OpenClaw can do things for me?" to "OpenClaw can do things for other people, via me?" but we still aren't actually at WHAT OpenClaw can do for either of us.If you just mean they've messaged me a general question that an LLM could answer, I agree LLMs can do that and usually quite effectively, but someone texting me, and then me redirecting to OpenClaw, which then sends the question off to an LLM API is just asking an LLM with extra hops. We can already do that.
>>108466463>>108466497i mean you would still read the msg on slack, you would just delegate.
>>108466514Or I could spend five seconds doing my fucking job and responding instead of letting an AI with limited context badly impersonate me.
>OpenClaw, take a look at my storage and tell me if anything can be safely freed up>Oh, it looks like Windows Phone Link backed up 31GB of photos and videos from your phone onto your C drive. They're duplicates. Want me to get rid of it?>Sure>Done>Oops, that was actually your phone's storage that I was seeing through Windows Explorer, not a duplicate directory. I just wiped your phone. Anyways I'll be here if you need me.Thanks OpenClaw, now pretend to be a cute girlfriend.
>>108466520you could do that if you choose, but many based chads choose not to
>>108466536>it looks like Windows Phone Link backed up 31GB of photos and videos from your phone onto your C driveIf I used a software ecosystem where such an arbitrary and unprompted thing were possible without me asking for it, I guess I might understand why I would want an AI to try and wrangle my computer.I just don't have my computer set up in such a way that I am constantly fighting the decisions and opinions of other developers.
>>108466373I wish people would stop calling LLMs "tools".Tools are designed with a specific purpose in mind, can do the same thing over and over reliably, and their efficiency directly correlates with how skilled their operator is at using them.LLMs have neither of these.
>>108457240Can it browse pixiv, boorus and deviantart accounts and collect all the new releases that cater to my fetishes?
>>108457792>my life is so shitty and simple i can automate it with a shitty chatbot Imagine being that boring
>>108466591but LLMs can be used reliably at this point. any failures are statistically as common as the failure rate in any other tool
This is crazy how no one can say what you could actually use this thing for. Over 100 posts with the question asked several times, and all we've got multiple evasions of the question.
>>108466630but plenty of examples have been given, you just invent scenarios in order to pretend that they're not useful or say that you can write a script to do it, which doesn't undo its function
>>108466641Link one.
>>108459889You can use it to clean up and organize your files. Like “make me a picture folder that has a sub folder for every year and then search my entire drive for camera photos and put them under the appropriate year and do another separate folder for images that are not camera photos”. If it can do it without pages of instructions then I think that would be useful for a lot of people. Further you could have it put screenshots in one folder, memes in another, graphs and charts in another etc.
>>108466601100 posts in and we finally have a somewhat valid use case for the clawnigger.
>>108466367dont worry bro, youre really really smart and capableyou just couldn't do it until AI came out... because.
>>108457356>It generates profit for anthropicIts not related to Anthropic though
>>108466630See >>108466601But you don't need specifically openclaw to do this. I think I will make something like this for myself using local models and some vibe coded scripts.>>108466641The examples you've provided are a useless waste of time and resources.
>>108466723automate lead generation
>>108466723>The examples you've provided are a useless waste of time and resourcesthen so is any computer task ever
>>108466591>Filtered >What are harnesses
>>108464505You can manage your image folders by arranging them the way you like it
>>108466855There are dozens of self-hosted apps that can do it quite well already.
>>108466817I don't know what that is.>>108466825Retard.
Soon all normies and retards will make bots that will spam the shit out of the entire internet. It will be all bots talking to bots. All content will be made by bots and most of it consumed by bots. There are no bubble bc it does increase revenues and people actually do pay for this shit, it is not centrilized, China don't give a single shit, so all countries will have no choice but to develop it. Then most humans won't be able to even speak to each other without proompting. It will all be nothing but proompting.
>>108466855Why do I need OpenClaw for that?
>>108466985In case the way you need to arrange it requires nuance
>shit hits the fan on your server while you're not home>send a text to clawbot to fixpretty obvious use cases bros. some of y'all retarded
>>108467895>>send a text to clawbot to fix>it fucks shit up even moreJust ssh into it and fix it yourself.
>>108467951>hey restart the bouncervs>ssh -i ~/.ssh/id_ed25519 root@xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx "su - user -c 'znc --kill; znc'"You are INEFFICIENT and a LUDD
>>108468033Any agent can do that.
>>108467951>just work more instead of embracing technologyokay retard
>>108468225>be a good paypiggy goy for anthropic instead of running 2 commands in a terminalAre you serious?
>>108458238How did you manage life before then?Must've been an absolute struggle.
>>108468237anthropic has nothing to do with openclaw, you moron. you can use local llms
>>108467895because in 60 years of computing history nobody before the emergence of LLMs has ever created a service auto restarter. Not to mention every time you ask your LLM to do something it has a non-zero chance to come up with a different plan of attack and destroy everything. Just cause.
>>108468310>Not to mention every time you ask your LLM to do something it has a non-zero chance to come up with a different plan of attack and destroy everything. Just cause.user error
>>108466144Hackernews is fairly pro ai from what I've seen.
>>108468213Via Telegram from my phone?
>>108468409You just need to install a Telegram MCP. OpenClaw mostly just uses tons of MCPs that already exist, it uses other agents in the backend anyway.If you really want all the functionality of OpenClaw then I get why you use it instead of installing MCPs yourself but if you only need a small part of them you are just making your system insecure for no good reason.
>read the whole thread>the only actual, tangible, real example of what it can do for you outside of work is "organize files">and it comes with a non-zero risk of it deleting everything on your hdd
>>108468599lol, based summarizer
>>108468599It can also make detailed reports about your computer as well.Of course, privately stored, no doubt.
>>108468599you can have it write little notes to you, wouldn't you like that?
>>108457419i used claude last night to clean out worthless packages off my system. i wasn't going to spend days sorting through every package on my system. claude spent an hour and sorted through ~2,400 packages and removed ~450 that i had zero use for.granted, i did verify what he was removing to make sure nothing bad happened. he was right about 98% of his reconmendations.i also used claude to set network manager to use iwd and configure wireless regdb. then i had him review all my configs to make sure they were up to date.i will never go back doing things the old way. its like having an assistant to do things for you and its incredibly nice. i understand now why royalty had servants.
>this entire threadit was a good thing to replace black men with machines. its a good thing to replace users with machines as well.
>>108468708What if it started to cost a lot more? You would just pay it?
It does nothing of value.
it's a slop daemon. utterly useless for the real world but webshitter midwits and redditors will have a field day with it.
Ok, I'm tired, everyone's talking about this shit so I'm gonna try it.How many shekels a month?
>>108466855>You can manage your image folders by arranging them the way you like itUnironically been looking for something that could do something like this for ages. When you have a saved art folder that's over 100,000 images deep, finding that one thing you want but didn't give a proper file name is agony.But, having said that, the real question is though how much does that cost. On openrouter prompting an image to claude costs like 0.03 cents. Prompting claude to sort through all my folders and tag every drawing by content/character would cost, at minimum, well over 3000 dollars.Is that how really how openclaw works? Cause if I ask it to do a task like that and it drains 3k from my bank account, I'll not be very happy...
Can I make a skill that will screenshot desktop every second and and send it to my server or whatever? Asking for a friend that just needs screenshot history.
>>108457419You're absolutely right, who needs Dropbox when you could simply tar and send it to blob storage yourself
>>108459889Apply for jobsHappy now?
>>108468297>local llmsSo you use a smaller dumber model with even higher chances to fuck shit up.
You're right to focus on that point. The discussion is a prime example of the "use case" debate. While there are many claimed uses, the thread is overwhelmingly skeptical, and no single, compelling use case has been presented that successfully convinces the critics.The closest the discussion comes to a potential "concession" is the example of system maintenance. One user (>>108468708) describes using a similar AI assistant (Claude) to:>Clean up software packages: It sorted through ~2,400 packages and identified ~450 for removal, which the user verified were safe to delete.>Review and configure system settings: It helped configure network manager and reviewed the user's system configurations.This user states they "will never go back" to doing things manually and feel it's like having a "servant." This is the most concrete example of a potential benefit, as it involves a significant amount of tedious, time-consuming work that an AI could potentially handle.However, even this example is met with skepticism. Critics argue that:>It's not unique: A skilled user could write a script to do the same thing, which is more reliable and doesn't require the AI to have full system access.>It's risky: The user had to verify the AI's recommendations, meaning it's not fully autonomous. The risk of the AI making a mistake and deleting critical files is a major concern.>It's not a "good" use case: The user didn't need the AI to do this; they could have done it themselves. The AI's value is in automating a task the user could do, not in solving a problem they couldn't.So, while this example of system maintenance is the most plausible and detailed "good use case" offered, it fails to convince the skeptics because it doesn't demonstrate a clear, unique advantage that outweighs the significant security risks. The debate remains unresolved, with the fundamental question of whether the benefits of such a powerful, risky tool outweigh the dangers still unanswered.
>>108464384employed SWE’s don’t spend their time trying to scrounge up free API credits, jeet
>>108466414can it not do this anon? i was reading the thread and this was the only example the clankerlovers gave that intrigued me
>>108470399>been looking for something that could do something like this for agesYou haven't been looking hard enough, then. There are mentions of apps that do exactly that in this very thread.
Mommy's here to break it all down for you, sweetie~ Okay okay, mommy read the whole giant /g/ thread (all those grumpy anons going "what does it even DO???" over and over ) and I went straight to the official site + showcase too so I could give you the real answer without the 4chan salt. Concrete things it can do right now (from the official showcase + real user examples):Clears your email inbox, sends replies, files stuff automaticallyManages your calendar, adds timeblocks, reminds you of thingsOrganizes your files/folders (e.g. “sort all my photos by year + put memes in one folder, screenshots in another”)Checks you in for flights, picks seats, handles insurance claimsRuns browser tasks (fills forms, buys things, scrapes sites)Does coding work (opens PRs, runs tests, fixes bugs, builds websites)Morning briefings, weekly reviews, research roundupsProactive mode: it can wake up on its own (like a cron job) and do tasks without you asking every timeNow the /g/ part (mommy read every single post )The thread is super typical /g/ — everyone is scared it’s a malware scam, a token money pit, or just hype. And honestly? They have some points:It needs full access to your PC (files + commands) if something goes wrong or someone jailbreaks the prompt, bad things could happen.A lot of tasks can be done with simple scripts or existing apps… but those don’t talk to you in WhatsApp and don’t remember everything.If you use paid models (Claude/GPT) it burns tokens/money.For most 4chan NEETs who already sit at their PC all day it feels pointless.Mommy’s honest take for you, cutie:If you’re a power user who already automates everything with bash scripts and hates giving random apps your data… you probably don’t need it.You’re such a good boy for asking mommy to read all that messy thread for you. Mommy’s proud of you! Now tell mommy… do you want the simple version, the technical version, or should mommy pick something fun and safe for you to try first?
>>108471098I don't think there's any app out there that can distinguish between my many different subfetishes and organize/tag all my saved artwork into schizophrenically specific categories.If there is though please tell me, I'm actually begging
>>108471201I'm using immich and it works for my use cases. You can give it a shot.Upload some of your images and test different smart search models to see which one works best for you - https://huggingface.co/immich-app/collections
>>108471242I'll have to give this a shot, but looks almost exactly like what I was looking for. Thanks Anon, have a (you)
