Nvm…I was doing way too much work across 4-5 agents with many sub agents throughout the day and apparently NUKED my weekly limits… oh well only three days left, perfect excuse to start test the local models I’ve been looking at using for some tasks

@Beau Johnson I was using Anthropic until sometime around nov last year. I got swept up with a whole bunch of other people getting their subscriptions suspended for no reason (there’s been a few ongoing issues about it on the Claude code GitHub)… couldn’t reach a human for almost two weeks, who just punted me to another department that never replied - they sure do like to try and charge card every month though.. Great model, horrible company - probably won’t do business with them again unless something major changes

Aether — A Digital Pantheon for Family Life Aether is something I’ve been building that treats AI less like an assistant and more like a pantheon of specialized intelligences working together. Each “god” has a domain — planning, knowledge, communication, building systems, coordination, etc. Instead of one AI trying to do everything, they operate together inside a shared environment called Aether. The goal is simple: help families actually run their lives better. Aether helps organize things like schedules, household systems, family knowledge, planning, communication, and decision-making — basically the operational side of running a household that usually lives in random apps, text threads, and someone’s overworked brain. The mythology isn’t just aesthetic either. Ancient pantheons were a surprisingly good model for how specialized intelligences cooperate. In Greek cosmology, Aether was the layer of reality where the gods existed above the normal world. In this system, Aether is the digital layer where these intelligences coordinate to help guide and support the systems of everyday family life. Still early, but it’s starting to turn into something pretty interesting.