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Claude Duet Waitlist Link
It’s finally here… Get on the waitlist: https://claude.com/product/claude-duet Always on agent from Claude. This is their version of always on agents like Grok Bots, ChatGPT Dots and Meta’s Muse. I have been obsessing over Dots and Muse for the past few weeks. Let me know if you are interested:
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Claude Duet Waitlist Link
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@Michael Wacht, I voted above, but I'll echo it here. Yes, I'd love to learn more about agents. Reminds me of the song "Secret Agent Man"😊
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@Michael Wacht, you should play it as your theme song and dance while teaching about agents! Just a thought. LOL!
AI OS: Beginner Terms To Get You Started
Level: Beginner Category: Working with AI OS Five terms that come up the moment you start building a home for your AI OS. Here’s each one, in plain English. 🪄 AI OS One organized place for your information that AI can read, so it already knows your work before you ask it for help. 🪄 Second Brain An organized collection of your notes, ideas, and files, kept outside your head so you can find and use them later. 🪄 Markdown A simple way to format plain text using a few symbols, so it’s easy for both people and AI to read. 🪄 Obsidian A free note-taking app that keeps your notes as plain files on your own computer. 🪄 Vault The folder on your computer where all your notes live. It’s the word the note app Obsidian uses for it. Want the full definition of each term, with real examples and a pro tips upgrade to Premium? ❤️ Learn with Your Whole Heart: Expanded lessons, special benefits and community recognition for $9 a month. And 30% of Premium revenue goes to our designated charities. 👉 Join AI Bits & Pieces Premium AI Bits & Pieces - helping people and businesses adopt AI with confidence.
AI OS: Beginner Terms To Get You Started
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@Michael Wacht I'm looking forward to the details. As my understanding is getting (somewhat) clearer, I'm trying to wrap my first brain around how to keep everything vendor-neutral. Or are some parts vendor-neutral and some aren't? Thanks!
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@Michael Wacht Got it. I thought I heard some people talking about making the AI OS neutral or agnostic, regardless of whether you're using an OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, etc., model. Can the second brain part be neutral? Sorry for the dumb questions. I'm working on it.
AISLive: Speaking About AI OS This Weekend
Out of more than 450,000 global members, it is a privilege to have been selected to speak about the AI OS I built—one that now runs several aspects of my own consulting agency—at the AIS Live Virtual Event this weekend (detail and link below). Join The Event Online Oct 17, 8:00AM - Oct 18, 8:00PM CDT Just 18 months ago, I began pursuing AI full time with my new agency, AI & Data Strategies. Armed with sheer curiosity and determination, I started building my AI skills and dove in headfirst to learn how to build advanced AI and automation solutions through AI Automation Society on Skool. Fast-forward to today: I have been able to combine more than 30 years of enterprise experience with AI technology. Through AI & Data Strategies, we are helping dozens of medium and large companies transform their businesses with AI. At the event, I will share how an AI OS has changed the way I operate my business, create capacity, and deliver for clients—and what that journey has looked like from learning the basics to applying AI in the real world. If you are interested in learning about AI to start a small agency or advance at work, this event can open up a new future for you. Join The Event Online Oct 17, 8:00AM - Oct 18, 8:00PM CDT https://events.ringcentral.com/events/ais-live-superhuman-build-your-ai-os/registration My Website: https://aidatastrategiesllc.com AI Bits & Pieces: https://www.skool.com/ai-bits-and-pieces/about
AISLive: Speaking About AI OS This Weekend
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@David R Makes sense. I just need to start. Thanks for your help!
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@Michael Wacht You're welcome. I'm eager to start and learn more as I build. You've given me some good insight, but it's time for me to finally get my hands dirty.
🧬AI Innovator Badge: Matthew Sutherland $25 Donation in Your Name
Well done @Matthew Sutherland! You have achieved Level 6, your role is growing from active participant to community contributor - and that gets recognized. Fun fact, @Matthew Sutherland is the highest ranking member in the community! 🚀 Every post, answer, and experience you shared added something to this community. Your progress matters, but so does the role you’ve played in helping other members make progress of their own. 🔓 Here’s what you’ve Unlocked: AI Bits & Pieces is donating $25 in your name to Winning Futures. @Kristina Marshall is the president of this wonderful non-profit, and every little bit helps. Click here to learn more about this exceptional student mentoring organization. @Matthew Sutherland is the founder of AI for Life Skool community. A great community to join if you are looking to improved and excel at Claude Code. Thank you for all you do @Matthew Sutherland. @Karen Widas @Kierra Woekel @Ron Nedd @Pedro Gomez @Mike AI Consultant @Mike Thomson@Frank Priboy @Gina Wang
🧬AI Innovator Badge: Matthew Sutherland $25 Donation in Your Name
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Congrats, @Matthew Sutherland
🔵 ChatGPT Dots: Four Projects at One Time
ChatGPT Dots gave me the ability to work on four projects at one time. I could give direction, move on to something else, and come back to review the results. That’s where this starts to get interesting. - Dots are rolling out as always-on agents powered by GPT-6 Astra. - A dot remembers context, has its own cloud computer and browser, uses approved apps and plugins, and can delegate work to ChatGPT Work or Codex. - It works behind the scenes and let you know when it needs more information or a task is complete. - You can reach it through ChatGPT, Slack, Teams, or a voice call. Availability varies by account and setup. - Learn more (https://learn.chatgpt.com/docs/dots) Here’s what I’ve already done with mine, all at the same time - in one thread: 📄 Created three client AI training lessons with Word comparison documents, a budget spreadsheet, and image-generation prompts 📬 Set up notifications for client specific replies. ⏰ Added a client invoice task and moved its reminder with a quick message 📺 Researched a 50-inch TV around $250 and checked local availability before buying it myself The practical advantage is keeping the work connected. I can start a task, give feedback on another, and ask what’s still outstanding without rebuilding the context each time, again all in one thread/chat experience. It still needs direction. I review the work, check the details, and make the decisions. Giving AI more responsibility makes clear instructions even more important. Try it with one real task you understand well enough to evaluate. Tell it what you need, what a good result looks like, and when to check with you. 👇 What would you hand off first so you could keep working on something else?
🔵 ChatGPT Dots: Four Projects at One Time
3 likes • Oct 2
I'm not sure what to try with Dots, @Michael Wacht, but it looks like it helps you keep them connected. I'll try something out. Thanks!
1 like • Oct 3
@Michael Wacht Will do! Thanks!
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Kerry Doyle
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Marketing agency founder and operator for 35+ years. Exploring new ways to use AI.

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