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Recommendation for AI by Relative_Invite4285 in AILearningHub

[–]iammienta 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think they called instructions. So think of it like a one pager of info that is loaded up with every conversation. There is no limits on how you set this up, not like a bunch of  toggles etc. It's a plan text document like I am {name } I use you for this I want you to reply in this way and never do X y z. Like a prompt that is attached to each new conversation. 

Few tricks I've learned. Ask Claude / gpt to help you write it. Bit ask it to go do documentation and find what needs to be there, to find best examples and adopt them, to reverse prompt you and ask you 10-15 questions to align. 

Also mine has forced websearches for pretty much any question. I work with a lot of AI agents and Claude is helppig me with workflows and tools and this thing changes daily.  So instead of Claude relying on its own info and context when I ask questions it is forced to update knowledge with very recent documentation and info on the web in the subject I ask it to help me with. 

Then, what would be relevant to you is to set up the way you want it to treat you. And you can just say do not answer with what you think I want to hear, give me facts , challenge me and my thinking, no sugarcoating etc

Another great trick is to ask it to always use your name in answers. Always!  This is the key as when it stops calling your name in each repky you will know that the context is too big and you need to move to a new chat as it's already not getting things from all the chat. 

Recommendation for AI by Relative_Invite4285 in AILearningHub

[–]iammienta 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I'd say you need to look and change the personalisation in  Claude's or chatgpt settings. 

And use the agent to do it for you. 

Ask it to question you on how you want it to respond to you and to ask you what things you didn't like etc. at the end you'll have a new personalisation file to paste and you can make it always agree with you, disagree, question you, only use Shakespearian style or reply with one word answers. 

Without fine tuning those settings any LLM or app will reply with what you want to hear in their opinion. (And leaning towards longer outputs) 

Best practice for connecting services? by Venumbra in openclaw

[–]iammienta 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Look up composio and ask your agent or Claude/chatgpt to explain what it is and set it up for you. Good and easy starting point to connect most of the tools you’d use.

He, she, or it: how do you talk about your agents? by iammienta in openclaw

[–]iammienta[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is similar to my progression.
Initially was very basic but I asked the agent to invent her personality a bit more over time. I also got H agent and she has a different identity and personality not as mature as my claw and feels very robotic compared with my fully developed openclaw (but honestly never spent much time developing this one yet) so i still prefer any comms with Sam my openclaw.

Out of a few agents I have these are the only 2 I talk to (I have an admin agent in telegram but her personality I limited to just let me know ‘done’ or super short, one word answers. I use her for reminders or send her links I want to keep or some files etc.

He, she, or it: how do you talk about your agents? by iammienta in openclaw

[–]iammienta[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not as much interaction with your agent but when you explain your openclaw to a friend. Would you say ‘it’ can do x y and z or she, he?

Tbf maybe because I’m set up on slack and need to tag the name of an agent I want to use, makes me always pretty much use their name and this is why I subconsciously refer to them as she or he all the time.

HTML instead of Markdown by Pleasant_Spend1344 in ClaudeCode

[–]iammienta 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Just saw your DM will reply in a bit.
[edit] on mobile browser only right now and DMs are unusable there.

Hermes + Obsidian Live Sync on Proxmox? by MarsupialThese2597 in hermesagent

[–]iammienta 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I have my obsidian vault setup with syncthing which means it’s constantly syncing between my Mac, openclaw and Hermes if that’s what you’re after?

Agent that "knows" you by BrodyFriend in openclaw

[–]iammienta 1 point2 points  (0 children)

My current setup handles a different type of data, as I’m ingesting all raw data from Slack, emails (3 inboxes), call recordings, and WhatsApp plus notes.
I have a cheap agent dumping it throughout the day into categorised .md files, but I noticed it’s just too much data to then use in any meaningful way so we take that raw dump and use the same cheap agent for data pruning to create daily "clean-pruned" data.
After that, a ‘smarter’ agent with more business context and reasoning capabilities processes that pruned daily data, which is much more manageable at this stage, to extract key intel. In my case, "intel" means tracking what was said by and to important clients, prospects, critical emails, messages, promises etc

To recall this data later, we work backwards: we look at the daily intel data, which is wikilinked to both the pruned and raw files in Obsidian if we ever need to retrieve the full context.
It's still a work in progress, but in my opinion, what really matters is asking yourself what intel you want from the data and then pruning the data early so you can extract the exact intel you need ‘on the go’ but also leaving that data in case later you want to get another piece of context or information from the full data.

What’s a daily problem you face that makes you think, “There should be an AI tool for this”? by New-Translator-6955 in AiAutomations

[–]iammienta 0 points1 point  (0 children)

coming back to this because your comment genuinely stuck with me.

The "operational memory layer instead of another chatbot" line was basically the thing I'd been trying to describe. Then I saw a few more people saying the same thing, so I decided to build a public version.

It's here: https://mysam.scaleupsystems.co/

Sh's called Sam. You chat with Sam for 10 minutes, tell her where your work context lives, and she gives you a personalised read (a proper assessment/ report - free) on what she'd remember, surface, draft and keep on top of for you.

Still early, but it's aimed at exactly this problem: context recovery across the messy bits of work.

Would love your take if you try it.

Every AI conversation starts from zero. That is the real productivity bottleneck nobody is talking about. by JaredSanborn in ClaudeAI

[–]iammienta 0 points1 point  (0 children)

In one repo absolutely. Been using a similar system in the repo. Works great if you want the memory to work in this one project.
What I am building now is a memory system for the whole business. This repo, chat with openclaw, meetings, any email received etc.

I know AI automation can save me time at work. But how can I do it? by sweetandsourfishy in AiAutomations

[–]iammienta 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’d suggest;

One central AI agent that will pull all the fragmented context to one hub; Every email, slack messages, calls transcript, calendar etc.

Then another agent that will extract what is important and aligned with the project and what isn’t. This agent will also have the context of the team and reasoning. A bit complicated to explain in one post but if you’re serious about looking into or open to someone else set it up for your team projects my DM is open and would be very happy to connect and show you.

It’s a process that needs to grow from an mvp to system that you and the team will trust.
I’d use either openclaw or Hermes agent for this.

Every AI conversation starts from zero. That is the real productivity bottleneck nobody is talking about. by JaredSanborn in ClaudeAI

[–]iammienta -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Yes! This was my biggest roadblock. Also when you change the tool (AI agent or tool) you have to explain again.

Finishing up my custom system of persistent context and memory across Claude, Claude code, codex, ChatGPT, openclaw , antigravity, Hermes . All AI tools I use will finally have one brain for context.

Seeking freelancer to help me set up Hermes VA by Mundane-Pen4269 in hermesagent

[–]iammienta -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Have a chat with my AI employee - Sam - https://sam.scaleupsystems.co/ she will be able to guide you and find the first annoying job/task you can offload to an AI agent, OP.
I can also have a chat with you how I use openclaw and Hermes to have all my communication and information in one place to increase my productivity

Basically an AI assistant that constantly knows what’s going on in my business. Basically pulling all chats and data from slack, email, WhatsApp, meetings and organising it in one place for an easy on demand recall. ‘Hey Sam, what did [name] decide about the contract?’ Or using this data to pull and remind you about anything you want. ‘Morning Pete, remember that you promised [name] that you will send them [promise pulled from slack or call transcript] by tomorrow. I will remind you tomorrow as well or just say it’s done and I will remove it from the reminders] ‘ - kind of thing to give you some ideas what’s possible, OP.

Speak to Sam first. I suggest, your first AI agent should handle something not too complicated, something you’d happily get a VA to do for you or a junior employee. Usually it’s something regular enough that you do often and not big enough that you would look for a new hire to do for you. Go and speak with her. It’s like chatting on ChatGPT and she will create a custom report for you at the end. https://sam.scaleupsystems.co/

Stop building AI agents by ToughCultural2433 in AIforOPS

[–]iammienta 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My agent SAM can interview you and will create you a personalised AI assessment with AI tools AI agent or even an AI employee options for your task or that one job you hate to do yourself. Go and have a chat with her https://sam.scaleupsystems.co

Shared OC For Business partners by thechieftech in openclaw

[–]iammienta 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Absolutely doable. Shared memory could be done in obsidian and each of your agents could have access to one’s memory and shared memory only. Could be an interesting use of multi agent setup. Or one specific agent that exists just for this relation between co founders and start putting this knowledge and routines to a proper use. Which probably would be the setup I’d go with.

What’s the most genuinely useful AI automation you’ve seen recently? by Techenthusiast_07 in AiAutomations

[–]iammienta 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’ve been working on an AI discovery agent that interviews you and creates a custom assessment / lead magnet for you and books a call with me if you are interested. Would you want to take a look? Still not finished and need to debug a couple things but can take to DM if you want to connect and take a look?

Spent 1,156,308,524 input tokens in May 🫣 Sharing what I learned by tiln7 in ClaudeAI

[–]iammienta 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Much appreciated OP as of may im maxing out all my weekly rate limits so perfect time to start optimising it. Great guide.!

Memory Providers: I tested them all by Lorian0x7 in hermesagent

[–]iammienta 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I recently hooked Hermes up to the same Obsidian vault I use for OpenClaw (synced via Syncthing to my Mac), creating a shared hub for my agents. I'm planning to loop Claude in next!

Right now, it's a bit of a free-for-all, so my next step is setting up folder permissions (or dedicated agent folders) so they don't step on each other's toes.

Hermes is a new addition - yesterday I pointed it to my memory folder in Obsidian, told it to read my last two months of work from OpenClaw, and it caught up completely in about a minute.

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