I think we re still in the browser tab era of AI agents.
You open Claude in one tab, ChatGPT in another, Codex somewhere else, maybe a terminal window, maybe a half-finished project folder, maybe a notes file that only exists because you got tired of re-explaining the same context for the 47th time.
i Product Hunt Self-becoming is an open-source experiment in persistent AI identity. Instead of resetting every session, this system gives an LLM memory, self-state, reflection, behavioral rules, and long-term records so continuity becomes inspectable rather than imaginary. I m not claiming this proves AI consciousness. The point is to build a concrete artifact for studying what happens when an AI system accumulates continuity over time. If you check it out, I d especially love feedback on: - whether this is more interesting as a research object or developer tool - what evidence would make it more credible - where the line is between persistence, identity, and mere simulation Repo: https://github.com/benlongmao/Se...
Hi. I am looking to build a note taking app (I know). Here is very early draft: https://axonomind.com/. I am looking for as much feedback that I can get on how to make this useful and what is it that you are missing from all the other apps that might intrigue you to give it a try? Speed? Search? Coding? Links?
The most interesting part of automation isn't the execution it's the recovery.
I built @SignalForge to be a sovereign execution layer. Instead of a "black box" cloud API, it uses a local observation loop. If you pull the internet plug, it keeps working. If the UI changes, it doesn't crash; it "looks" again, builds a new evidence model, and finds a workaround.
It s like giving your browser a pair of eyes and a local brain that actually learns from its mistakes. No data tax, no cloud leaks. Just pure, deterministic execution on your own hardware. "I m looking for the most hostile, 'un-automatable' web interfaces to test our recovery logic any suggestions?"
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Systems are set up. Tasks are assigned, and then someone still has to make sure it actually gets done. That s the part I keep coming back to. I ve been building around that layer, where work moves without constant chasing.
Opening this up soon for early users. Would be good to hear how others deal with this today.
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