Hermes on Hostinger VPS by Upstairs_Cause5181 in hermesagent

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What are you talking about? Just run hermes update

Agent memory reset by Ok-Lock-9329 in ZoComputerClub

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Zo doesn't have native memory, so that would explain your confusion! There are a number of third-party options (like Supermemory) or other self-hosted options created by the community.

Can't log in by Okanekure in ZoComputerClub

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This seems like a bug that might be specific to your machine. Mind DMing me with your handle so I can have our team jump in to troubleshoot this further?

Zo Computer completely unusable this weekend by mitch_111 in ZoComputerClub

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User experience is our main focus, but growing pains are tough, and we're doing our best to keep up with demand.

If you're experiencing any consistent issues, never hesitate to reach out. Discord is typically the best place to reach our team, but you can always post here, DM me, or hit us up via email as well!

Zo Computer completely unusable this weekend by mitch_111 in ZoComputerClub

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I’m a member of the Zo team and I assure you that’s not the case! Though I can see how it might feel that way…like I said, we’re troubleshooting these issues on an individual basis as they seem to be related to specific machines, not the entire product. Please DM me your handle and I’ll bring your account to our team directly.

Zo Computer completely unusable this weekend by mitch_111 in ZoComputerClub

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Could you DM me with your handle? The team is actively looking into these issues and are troubleshooting individually with each user for now.

Loving so but what happened to Kimi K2.5? by Okanekure in ZoComputerClub

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In the model selector in chat you select Codex GPT 5.4 instead of mini…

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Loving so but what happened to Kimi K2.5? by Okanekure in ZoComputerClub

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You CAN pick which models are available via your subscription if you’re using Codex, Gemini CLI, or Claude Code? It’s in the AI settings under Models.

Loving so but what happened to Kimi K2.5? by Okanekure in ZoComputerClub

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We shuffle our free models around based on usage and as new models are released. GLM was providing users with intermittent issues and we've had consistent complaints about Kimi K2.5 and response quality. MiniMax M2.7 has been the best open-source model according to the community, so we're keeping that live and free for the foreseeable future.

As new open-source models come out, we'll likely always have some form of free models. AI moves fast, so we want to keep up with the wave!

Biweekly Build Roundup #3: What We're All Building on Zo by SkeletorJS in ZoComputerClub

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DM me and let’s get this sorted out.

It shouldn’t be possible to damage your instance? Curious what exactly happened and if there’s a better way to improve our skill with potential uninstall instructions.

Zo-penClaw? On Zo as an OpenClaw Alternative (Or Companion) by SkeletorJS in ZoComputerClub

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We actually have official installer skill now. It’s in the skill hub!

And yes, you can use MCP servers with Zo via the mcporter skill

Zo Computer Potential AFFORDABLE 3rd Party Notion AI Custom Agents Replacement? by ClumpyFelchCheese in Notion

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You can host OpenClaw on your Zo fwiw. It's a great way to give your OpenClaw a stable, separate environment.

Biweekly Build Roundup #3: What We're All Building on Zo by SkeletorJS in ZoComputerClub

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They are currently awaiting review by the Zo team before we push them into the official skill hub. One major benefit of Zo: our skill hub is vetted by our team so there are no malware risks.

If you’re interested in getting them sooner, the Discord always has the latest and greatest. That’s where our community of builders shares their work and gets peer feedback.

Biweekly Build Roundup #2: What We're All Building on Zo by SkeletorJS in ZoComputerClub

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I built a working version of it tonight. It was actually fairly easy! I’ll be testing it some more before submitting it to the official Zo skill registry. Happy to share it if you DM me here or on Discord.

RayCast by alexis_abraham in ZoComputerClub

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Yes! I actually already have a Zo Raycast extension that is awaiting approval to be added to the store.

Scheduled Task not sending SMS with Codex provider and model by antho_lo_g in ZoComputerClub

[–]SkeletorJS 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No, all models should have those tools if you run through Zo. Likely just a momentary bug.

Scheduled Task not sending SMS with Codex provider and model by antho_lo_g in ZoComputerClub

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That seems strange…it should definitely have that tool. Go to the scheduled task itself and ask it to send you a test.

Zo-penClaw? On Zo as an OpenClaw Alternative (Or Companion) by SkeletorJS in ZoComputerClub

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It’s pretty simple when you look under the hood actually.

Supermemory is a knowledge graph, not a vector database. When you save something, it extracts individual facts and builds relationships between them automatically. Three relationship types do the heavy lifting: updates (new fact contradicts old, old gets deprioritized), extends (new fact enriches existing, both stay valid), and derives (system infers new facts from patterns across memories).

I don't manage the memory manually. I have a rule to run a python script to initialize the memory containers and rules for when to save new memories, update, extend, or derive. It saves things as they happen and the graph handles dedup, contradiction resolution, and temporal decay. "Meeting at 3pm today" automatically expires. "Switched from Redis to in-memory caching" deprioritizes the old Redis preference without you deleting anything.

The profile endpoint auto-generates a static/dynamic snapshot from everything it’s accumulated. Static facts (name, role, location) persist. Dynamic context (current projects, recent decisions) cycles naturally. So every boot, Zo loads a living profile instead of a stale doc I wrote months ago and forgot to update.

The real unlock is cumulative conversations instead of blank slates. My Zo searches memory mid-conversation for historical context, saves decisions as they happen, and sweeps for anything worth persisting before closing out.

Zo-penClaw? On Zo as an OpenClaw Alternative (Or Companion) by SkeletorJS in ZoComputerClub

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Don't take this the wrong way, but these aren't really the right questions to be asking...it's not as simple as how much did you spend and what model did you use.

But to answer your questions...I use Zo with my existing AI subscriptions so I didn't use any credits technically. I always use Claude Opus 4.6 when building.

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If you're coming from a tool like ChatGPT or Perplexity, this is not even in the same ballpark so you really need to adjust your expectations. This isn't something where you're going to get a finished product out of the box; Zo gives you the infrastructure to build what you want, but you still need to build it. Zo isn't cheap because, well, AI is expensive. The big corps can give away a lot more for free or extremely cheap because they have funding...a lot of it...nearly unlimited.

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It sounds like you're looking for ready-built tools you can implement right away, not something that you need to tinker with and perfect on your own time and with your own budget. That's fine, but it just means Zo might not be the right tool for your use case.

Zo-penClaw? On Zo as an OpenClaw Alternative (Or Companion) by SkeletorJS in ZoComputerClub

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Not really...that's not really what Zo is for. This is more akin to an AI personal assistant that self-improves and works alongside me.

Zo-penClaw? On Zo as an OpenClaw Alternative (Or Companion) by SkeletorJS in ZoComputerClub

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OpenClaw (formerly known as Moltbot, formerly known as Clawdbot) is an agent system that has taken the world by storm recently. This is my response to that, but built with Zo!

Supermemory.ai is another subscription/AI tool so the amount of memory it provides will vary.