The Belt of Possibility With Pocket AI Assistants

An appetite for innovation, much like with food, can be overfed. While we're being fed with information 24/7, we starve for insight.

It keeps us coming back, reading on, listening, watching, participating by being in the right rooms.

The language that talks to transformation, storytelling change, it's buried in marketing techno-babble.

The overpromise and under delivery, festers the same skepticism that keeps you divided from experiencing that change.

** DISCLAIMER **

This is experimental. It's secure, but only approach doing this yourself with a professional. This is likely to be the most complex thing I ever teach in this entire program, just because it's easy to fall awry.

Everything is figure-out-able. I highly encourage you to feed the PDF and the Docx into a LLM of your choice to dissect and understand what's happening.

That being said, join us tomorrow @ 12pm EST to build this live!

Kimi's Army

**Extra Context**

Previously, the extent of AI mobile use has been input into memory. Now, with a novelty that isn't equipped to help the average user, but those that understand how servers and the extent of what this can do.

This is not for everyone, which is why it's core to doing your homework on this. That being said, this setup can be a dangerously advantageous digital worker that you can queue and offload tasks to.

Previously, you'd attempt this through a paid LLM of your choice. However, it's input and then memory.

You need an AI that will create workout plans for you.

You need one that will make you healthier. Faster. Smarter.

And it needs to be cost effective. Any approach on the internet will easily be $500 and up for a monthly compute fee. This novel approach takes an API angle to Kimi 2.5, and takes advantage of their agent swarm capability. This used to be an architecture advantage, meaning cheaper/faster use of multiple AI agents trained vertically on your task was by design. Now, it's orchestrated automatically up to 100 agents.

By putting an interface to this API, which isn't too difficult to spin up, you can essentially have your very own agent with continuous memory on you and all that you do, finding opportunities to embed AI naturally.

There will be a video production around this, thank you Peter Steinberger. Super excited to button this up and make it more accessible!

Resources:

Clawdbot/Moltbot/Openclaw

Dr Allen Harper's Guide

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