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what if we all did not have unlimited text messaging in our phone plan... Maybe in the future with all this text your agent thing your provider will start to charge for text messaging.. that would be wild
So Amazon is breaking into the horizontal agent space…
The Alexa for Shopping AI assistant can now order groceries and recommend products over text messages. theverge.com/tech/1028587/am…
I did this for parking my car in Seattle with muse. I got lost a little when I came back to retrieve it and pinged Bob and he told me where to go.
Brett Bohannon retweeted
one of my favorite prompts for agents like Instinct is location based reminders
e.g. "Keep track of when I've done my laundry. If it's been more than 5 days, remind me 30 minutes after I get home on a week day and bug me until I confirm or delay"
Browser usage is getting better and better. If the new variation ability hits api this will become even easier.
My dog is getting older. We just got back from a month trip down south ( extend summer ). The dog is 14 or 15 years old. I had muse - use this for more personal things - contact a mobile vet while I was unpacking the cars.
I love where we are
This has only gotten better - wild this was in Feb
Built the first AI-agent-friendly Amazon catalog tool
Open source CLI + OpenClaw skill for auditing Category Listing Reports:
• 9 built-in checks (RUFUS, missing attributes, title validation)
• JSON/CSV output for automation
• Works standalone OR as OpenClaw skill
• Agent-native design
• Free forever
CLI: `pip install amazon-catalog-cli`
Skill: github.com/BWB03/amazon-cata…
Perfect for consultants automating catalog audits. Feedback welcome!
Holy moly! Whoever is trying to get people to promote their post at X is either brilliant or on drugs
I built my own agent on top of datadive through the adapter I built from the api about 6 months ago.
I have lived in the Amazon catalog vertical for years ( as well as all other verticals within Amazon.) I kinda took it and ran with it cause I know the foundations of any listing are prob the most important thing any brand can do.
I created one of the very first talk to your catalog tools with catalogcli. It still works great, it’s even better with a solid connection to SP-API. It’s free and you can also find it on the codex plugin marketplace.
catalogcli.com/
I am extremely optimistic about Ai and I am fired up for the future and my role in it
What if society were just a little bit more optimistic about AI?
During the dot-com bubble, lawyers were leaving $1M jobs to move to Silicon Valley and start companies.
You had companies getting huge multiples with almost no revenue, sometimes with no business model.
In some ways, that period was crazier than the AI boom today. Why? Most people weren't even using the internet. There wasn't even a mass market to go after yet. It truly was pure hype.
In 1998-2000, sure people had AOL, but there wasn't that much business happening online. A lot of the excitement was based on what people hoped the internet would eventually become. And eventually it did become that.
With AI, the usage is real, the revenue is real, the growth is real.
What's interesting to me is how much less optimistic people are about technology today.
In the 90s, people thought computers and the internet were going to be amazing for the world. Then we got social media, teenagers (and adults!) addicted to their feeds, governments using disinformation against each other, and people living in information bubbles that reinforce what they already believe.
I think all of that has made people much less optimistic about technology.
It's hard to compare the two periods. They're both pretty bubbly, but with a very different emotional backdrop.
I'm not sure the optimism of the late 90s was any better than the pessimism we have today. I wish we'd had a little more pragmatism then, and I think we could use a little bit more irrational optimism today.
One of my favorite questions I get from people is : what has Ai or ( insert personal assistant ) done for you?
If your asking that question you have not opened up your perception or mind enough to realize what it can do for you is almost infinite, you not thinking of creative ways to use it.
Luckily my ai agents have helped me tremendously to get the things I need to get done for clients completed while i can’t talk.
One of the worst parts of getting sick is a mental game.
I am an always on kind of guy, lately I have been going really hard on physical training. Running, lifting, been head down training for a hyrox. This week has completely derailed me. I know one week will be ok. I have asked many of my personal ai assistants if I’m ok with missing weeks. lol
One of the worst parts of getting sick is a mental game.
I am an always on kind of guy, lately I have been going really hard on physical training. Running, lifting, been head down training for a hyrox. This week has completely derailed me. I know one week will be ok. I have asked many of my personal ai assistants if I’m ok with missing weeks. lol
My math was incorrect on this. Instead of deleting I’m owning up it was incorrect. Amazon still missed out
This did not age well for Amazon. Rough napkin math
Muse downloads : 10,000,000
Let’s say 5,000,000 are actual users ( prob too low )
5,000,000 x $200 = 1,000,000,000 ( 1 trillion )
Let’s say 30% of that could have been on Amazon : $300,000,000 in sales
