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I'd love to share some of my concepts and ideas for sure.
It's funny you bring it up cause I was thing about how I see so little stuff about people actually using their AI and agents to help their daily lives.
Sure X is an echo chamber but it's the only community using AI I feel anyways. But all I see is build this and build that and this new and that new.
And I'm like ok cool...and thank you. Now what are we actually doing in are day to day lives with it? Building nothing endlessly? I thought the intention was to save time not waste more time doing nothing!
And again I'm trying to be very closeted in that opinion. These dudes are crushing it.
The Monero Fleet Stuff has been a vision and a dream for so long. All my stuff still run good before it was dialled in. But the real fine tuning of it was outside of my technical expertise and time. So getting all the ssh setup, the proxies for donating, the thread/heat vs tests, the bump buttons for threads on the app and more then having an Ops agent and a specialist agent continue to work, develop it it's just stupid.
Then making that into a workable app? That then turns that into the homestead fleet app and now. That ties in Plex, audiobookshelf, current power consumption, on going projects, storage, upcoming bills, wallet holdings, appointments blah blah blah.
And now I rarely look at my miners. I check my app. I watch the whole movie or I play my video game.
I don't think I've wrote or read an actual email to someone in 2 months. I just verify the draft and it goes.
And I'm 45......couple years ago shit even last year I couldn't imagine not having to calculate all this shit out.
Now it's just fun and I have my fucking time back!
I'll drop you a DM on X some time and have a chat more.
Thinking about how to "showcase" this idea more if I wanted but I dunno not my wheelhouse.
But I'm always happy to share!
This is just the kind of setup I'd pay to read about how to setup. What you do with it, how, the hardware, the software etc. Sounds like something I'd like to do as well and would benefit from reading someone else's experience.