I wanted to use it, but it's not working. Also, this is my first time trying it, but I'm getting a warning message saying there have been too many attempts from this IP address.
Is the greatest challenge in adopting this new hardware architecture the technology itself, or the lack of an existing developer ecosystem and software toolchains?
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Actually, Big Tech has already solved this. Examples include Microsoft’s ClawPilot, Google’s Remy, Minmax’s MaxClaw, and NVIDIA’s NemoClaw, among others.
We need to at least ensure stability for some users and either accept additional Max Plan customers or something. I think that’s what the waiting list feature was for. It’s really disappointing.
That’s an interesting idea. Let’s have them use Opus 4.6 or later versions, or even more advanced AI, just like loot boxes or gacha mechanics. (Laughs)
This is my honest personal experience. Frankly, I feel like this is just a toy—nothing more, nothing less. It's fun to play with and entertaining, but it feels like a trend for people who “don't really understand AI but want to feel like they're using it” or “want to jump on the AI bandwagon” to dabble with once. While using it, I feel that “Oh~” moment of fun, but it doesn't make me want to keep using it. Maybe it just doesn't stick? And there are a few security issues that feel unsettling. Even if you run it entirely with local models, the fact that it could potentially see my iMessages or all my Obsidian and Notion notes is a bit off-putting. Still, it was fun. Personally, I'd describe it as “the difficult Ghibli profile picture hype”
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Thank you for your feedback. I would appreciate it if you could refer to the demo video for the actual operation. I have submitted this to YC 26, and the Chrome extension app is currently under review. It will be available for use once the review is complete. If it's okay with you, please send me your email address via LinkedIn message or similar, and I can share a version that can be run in developer mode. As a solo developer, feedback like this is incredibly valuable to me. Thank you so much for your comment.