Hey everyone. I will pause this community for the next 2 months. Why? I am laser focused on running AI Productivity Hub with @Sjoerd Tiemensma , teaching and developing AI Second Brain, Multi Agent Systems etc. and being hands-on support for the members. I would still love to have a free community for people to hang out. But it has to be something more than AI or Productivity. I have two ideas based what is my passion. - Prompt Hacking aka AI hacks: Always found this exciting and I just love pushing what's possible with AI and AI Agents with prompting. - In 2025, first half of a year, I experienced loads of health problems, pushed through, but had to step away from YT and well... this community too. I want to change my health. And thus got super interested into Don't Die movement by Brian Johnson. Improving my sleep, resting heart rate, and diet has been one of the best productivity hacks. So, what I am thinking for this community... Don't Die & AI. Using AI to help with lifestyle, health and habit forming. Example: Connecting Woop API with AI Second Brain to get automatic insight into heart rate, sleep etc. Which direction you would like for this community?

I am using ActivityWatch (an open source automatic activity tracker) to track all apps I use on my Windows PC. Then I am using ChatGPT, to: - Build a custom React Dashboard using o1 Canvas + Preview (Thanks @Sjoerd Tiemensma for the recommendation) - Create personalized visualization of tracking data - Add personalized features to it without any coding know-how It's still a work in progress cause I haven't settled on the graphs yet, but the results are promising and I should have something presentable in a couple of days. I'd love to hear if anyone else has explored similar territory - using AI to adapt open source tools to their specific needs? I'm happy to share more details about my approach if it sparks any ideas for your own workflow.

I've been playing with https://wisprflow.ai/ since discovering it recently became available on PC, and I found it to be impressive. Not only is it great for turning your actual thoughts into cohesive written things, but one of the things that I quite enjoy is the fact that as you continue to use it and train it, it will better understand your voice and your style. For example, a message to my team might be different than a private message which might be different from a message to a friend. I can actually go into highlights individual things and say, 'Make this wittier' or 'Make this better.' I don't have typos or any other concerns anymore. And I get to focus on what I want to say instead of how I want to say it. It's been really interesting. Given that it's so plugged in with AI and it's got auto-edits, it's contextually aware - the more you use it, the better it seems to be. It sounds like me and it also improves my writing capabilities. I'd be really curious to hear what you guys think of tools like this. Another example I've been doing is hitting the hotkey during a meeting and dictating out action items and my understanding of what's next that the client can then confirm. What dictation tools if any are you using? See the real time usage in the video below!

Watch livestream here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cfRYp0nItZ8

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