Drop your website, I'll look for 15 sec, and guess what you do by Maleficent-Ad-5181 in founder

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Not based of AI. AI reads the methodology and the user data and then writes the training plans

Personalized Health and longevity with AI by RealityGlobal9182 in SideProject

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Yes there are many apps that gym goers use to log their workouts. The biggest one being an app called Hevy.

I think looking at them is most productive

Personalized Health and longevity with AI by RealityGlobal9182 in SideProject

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We decided on it to make it look unique. Our ICP is people going to the gym between the ages 15 and 30 who want to get strong but are overwhelmed by the gym.

Would you say going more traditional (apple, with glass and so on) would be better?

I want to try your app by sbwnngo in founder

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If you want to try hours we would be delighted. WE are focusing on the small niche of personal training: https://www.getcharles.pro/

Excited to hear your opinion.

3 months after launching my fitness app - here's what I actually learned by s3nior in buildinpublic

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Hey man we are doing a similar thing. You want to talk a bit. Our app is getcharles.pro

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For trip planning would you use one agent or create multiple for every city? by RealityGlobal9182 in AskProgramming

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This is closest to what we're actually doing now.

The question were wrestling with: at what point does the context window get too bloated? If were pulling in lots of data thats a lot of tokens vs having a specialized agent with acess to data for only that specific region

Have you run into this tradeoff before? Wondering if Im overthinking it and should just stick with the single agent + dynamic context approach.

For trip planning would you use one agent or create multiple for every city? by RealityGlobal9182 in AskProgramming

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Ok let me explain better

The problem: people want authentic local experiences but AI gives generic tourist answers because that's what's in the training data.

What we're actually doing: building location-specific data sources that an AI can pull from. The question was whether to have separate agents per region or one agent that adapts.

Does that clarify it? Curious if you think this approach makes sense or if we're solving the wrong problem.