Loose posts

A free, publicly documented benchmark runs identical real tasks against text-based AI assistants, with Muse and Instinct currently leading and every score linked to its evidence.

Instinct remembered a user was looking for US Open tickets last week and said it will soon coordinate with friends' agents to book them.

A user lists 11 copyable Instinct prompts for tasks like reconciling medical bills, auditing Amazon refunds, claiming flight delay compensation, and cleaning up subscriptions.

A developer explains how Rokid Glasses compensates for 100ms camera latency by using IMU data to linearly extrapolate future head position and applying gain correction so AR models stay anchored.

The author built a system using openclaw to manage ad creatives, ad accounts, leads and meetings, and shared updated performance numbers.

A user says Fo works with another agent in a group chat to refine X posts each morning and also got their number removed from a telemarketing list.

A user starts the thread, then lets an openclaw agent take over a flight transaction dispute and negotiate with the airline's AI support agents.

A single Discord message asking for a 7am AI news roundup is enough for the AI to write its own scheduled task and run it.

The author used wajo_ai to track down a missing FedEx package, letting the AI deal with customer service instead of spending hours on the phone.

A user has Instinct Agent monitor their travel schedule, cross-reference Suns and ASU football season tickets, and list them for sale when they are out of town.

A user says the Instinct assistant got them a free first class upgrade on their flight.

A user rates Instinct 8/10 for apartment hunting and actually applying to places, but notes it hallucinates and confuses context.