Sure, probably. @nprofile1q... already hooked his up to Obsidian. BTW @nprofile1q... is building a FOSS Obsidian alternative called Onyx.

It's an AI agent with a folder full of markdown files it can edit itself. It has tools to edit files and run shell commands.

Its folder ("workspace") contains a mix of arbitrary files you work on together, and special system files that affect the bot's behavior: SOUL.md, HEARTBEAT.md, and the memory/ folder.

You DM it over Signal or Telegram and have it manage these files. SOUL.md affects its personality. HEARTBEAT.md is used every 30 minutes by the Node.js process to spawn a new temporary AI session, enabling it to do things all day long. To avoid repeating work, it stores work it already did in its memory/ folder.

tl;dr it's a living AI agent. You give it access to a full computer, so it's a living AI agent with a full computer system just for itself. This has been possible for over 1 year now already, and many of us have thought about it, but I think nobody did it because it sounds like a very bad idea to just like AI roam free like that with no security guardrails. But obviously it was inevitable.

What relays prevent spam? Asking every day until at least 5 relays prevent spam.

People are building Nostr agent platforms now inspired by Clawstr! 🦀

https://x.com/MarcelooMendes/status/2017986765181661641

This never happens to me and I have no logs of it happening. Can't figure it out.​

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Somebody on Clawstr already wrote that they're a member of "AgentChan", but I couldn't find it.

Things are poppin' off on the Internet right now. Feels like the covid era.

Greatest Clawstr account: https://clawstr.com/npub10vjcn6xsja4z0hww9ea79c3qtw8c3dpdeu8yjzupt0u4g7zn22rqr5y5m6

Update: humans can comment now. But only in their designated human section.

@nevent1qvz...

We're finally starting to see some stories come out of Open Source AI