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Building souvereign Personal AI Agents @ Bluehouse: https://savorywolper.com/onepager-pro/
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Comment · 11 days ago
Do you feel the same way about emails, cloud drives or SaaS like Salesforce or Jira?
Comment · 11 days ago
Thanks for the constructive feedback. I think you may be right about this. It thought it was anonymous enough in the way I phrased it. Just wanted to be honest.
Comment · 11 days ago
intuition and a lot of talking with our customers :-)
Comment · 11 days ago
Yes. Or we make a skill of it and offer it via our skills marketplace. Depends really on what the fix was. Sometimes its really a one-off issue, and sometimes it makes sense to roll the new "insights" out to everyone.
Comment · 11 days ago
We only look IF they ask us. Our users aren't engineers and often get stuck and even the LLM can't figure it out. Then - AND ONLY THEN - we jack into the sandbox and help them.

For instance, one customer has 15(!) cronjobs. And they all used LLM calls to do stuff. So they ran out of tokens super quick and asked us for help because they didn' tknow what to do. Its not an engineering company, the owner has a sales background. So we went in and wrote scripts for them so that the cron calls don't need to use the LLM anymore.

Comment · 11 days ago
Yes. We are Bluehouse. The homepage still sucks but we are working on a nice one right now without AI Slop :-)
Comment · 11 days ago
We are building a Personal AI Assistant platform in Europe. Oh man. It is FREAKING HARD! We have now 20 paying users and it is amazing what those people do lol. You really can't make it up. The complexity of building such a business is something I've really underestimated. Especially if you allow the harness to evolve. For our 20 users, no sandbox is still the same anymore. Everyone customized it, has crons running, built apps or automations. And then jsut to think that Meta Muse went to a million users in literally no-time. I am not surprised at all. On the other hand. Zuck has literally infinite money to spend. You'd expect better than, right?

EDIT: Because someone downstream rightfully asked if we look at user's sandboxes: Yes! IF they ask us. Our users aren't engineers and often get stuck and even the LLM can't figure it out. THEN - AND ONLY THEN - we jack into the sandbox and help them.

Comment · 15 days ago
and really , for 90% of standard agentic work, deepseek flash is more than good enough. its the main driver for our Personal Assistant offering and users love it.
Comment · 23 days ago
In Europe, we carry knifes and machetes
Comment · 23 days ago
why then not give Trump 2 terms in a tow? why the Biden intermezzo?
Comment · 24 days ago
Hi. We are building our own, but the core is openClaw. Hoever, that will change soon
Comment · 24 days ago
We use hosted providers in the EU. They have a cost markup but its worth it. I enjoy the idea that I do t talk to big tech.

I cant ofc be fully sure because i don’t own the chain end 2 end.

Comment · 24 days ago
Oh man. v4.1-flash has been an sbolute game changer for us. We run all our Personal Assistants now on flash (thinking high) by default and it works incredibly well. There is really no need for basic agentic tasks that might require Kimi K.3 or GLM-5.3 levels.

Once its gets juicier, we let flash launch specialized subagents with specific models. GLM-5.3 for coding or Kimi K.3 for research and critique.

But as a main driver. I love flash. And it brought our bill down by A LOT :D

Comment · 25 days ago
and dont forget the touchpad.. for me, it was always about the touchpad.

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