Andy Halliday

So I'm going to be the sort of advisory leader to this new startup.

Well, what it makes me think of is that she has these, you know, sort of time based part of day or day part agents that are invoked somehow.

And I don't think that I haven't ever yet set up a timed task.

in cloud code i'm not sure how to do that actually so i think it may be that she just uses a slash agent you know agent command to you know when she sits down at her terminal or at her desktop you might be using cloud desktop um

When she sits down, she just says, okay, end of day, you know, whatever the name of that end of day routine is.

And that's what arts it.

But, you know, it's not a big leap in my mind to get to the point where you have a dynamic and conversational routine.

Interaction with such a personal second brain kind of system and that AI as your assistant is actually greeting you as you arrive back and saying it's time for our daily recap.

Shall we start?

You know, the first question is, duh.

So I'm curious about how she's actually operating that set of agents that she's trained in order to do that.

And training in this context means just having a conversation with Claude and saying what you want that particular agent to do, and then it'll instantiate that agent.

It's always been, you know, synchronous real-time attention on my part.

So I'll look for your tip on how to easily set up a cron job in there.

No, I didn't know that.

You guys don't even realize that I was called Mouse for years upon years.

So the browser access to Alexa is interesting to me because it has a little more visual functionality and selectability than does the Alexa Plus on my desktop now.

So my new workstation, which is over there, I have this here just really for other stuff, but my AI workstation is over there.

And I bought, as a Christmas present to myself, I bought for $80 the Alexa Echo Dot.

And it's sitting there listening to everything I say to clog code.