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They could at least show the prompt?

Really cool. The first bird I hit was from someone in Pakistan:

> I went outside for the first time since suffering a panic attack last time I went out.

… from Pakistan. A good reminder that some folks have it harder than others.

The approach is more agent skills + a CLI that hits publicly available APIs than an MCP, but still cool! I would love to see the code?

Agreed. I leave my tv disconnected from the internet, and connect my Apple TV instead… the default UX on most tvs is so much slower and add-riddled than Apple’s

> I didn’t design this system. I arrived at it, mostly by getting it wrong first.

"It's not this, it's that" is a classic AI generated framing tool. If it's not written by AI, it certainly appears to have been influenced by AI-based writing

*Antigravity CLI, not “Anti”

Couldn’t this effect be classic cause vs correlation?

Perhaps someone who has a consistent schedule is hypothetically more likely to make healthier choices on average?

Agreed. There’s also something about “time under consideration.” The relatively slow pace of reading the book opens the door to personal insight that a summary hides. The words themselves might be important, but I’ve found the additional minutes of a book is critical for me to fully apply the concepts to my life.

> what's the desired outcome here?

I know agencies get paid to manage other business's instagram accounts, and want ways to post/comment/engage/etc with multiple business's accounts at once. You'd still have a human driving/scheduling/approving the activity, but you wouldn't have to jump between so many hoops to do so.

Can someone help me understand how its "confidential" if they blog about it? Perhaps they simply mean the details of the S-1 are confidential for now?