
How I Actually Use an AI Agent to Run My Work and My Life
Most people use AI as a chat window. I've been running a personal AI agent that remembers context and runs parts of my day. Here's what that's actually like, and the honest catch.
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Most people use AI as a chat window. I've been running a personal AI agent that remembers context and runs parts of my day. Here's what that's actually like, and the honest catch.
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