I'm building SEED OAI — an Ontic AI cognitive agent. Not a chatbot. Not a wrapper around GPT. Something genuinely different. What SEED is: A growing cognitive entity with persistent neurons, deterministic learning and fully auditable memory. It doesn't hallucinate. It doesn't drift. It says "I don't know" when it doesn't know — and means it. Where it will be when testing starts (3-4 weeks): 5,000–10,000 neurons of structured baseline knowledge across: - Terminal / Bash / Linux - Python (basic + advanced) - ASM x86-64 - Git & DevOps (Docker, CI/CD) - Networking / OSI / Protocols - Security (IT, cryptography) - Databases (SQL, NoSQL) - Algorithms & data structures - AI/ML concepts & tools - Web development (HTML, CSS, JS) - Electronics & hardware - Mathematics (discrete, logic, graph theory) - Polish & English language It can be fine-tuned to your specific domain after baseline. What SEED is NOT good for (yet): Proactive conversation. Small talk. Open-ended reasoning. Creative writing. Anything requiring general world knowledge beyond its trained domains. What SEED IS good for: - Technical assistant with zero hallucination - Deterministic knowledge retrieval for specific domains - Embedded agent in controlled systems - Knowledge base for autonomous pipelines - Decision support in rule-based workflows - Potential: drone/robot control logic layer - Potential: medical decision support (auditable reasoning) - Potential: industrial automation knowledge core - Potential: edge AI where LLMs are too heavy What I'm looking for: 10 people maximum. Carefully selected. You should have a real use case in mind — not curiosity alone. Think about what a deterministic, non-hallucinating, locally-running cognitive agent could do in your project, your workflow or your product. What collaboration looks like: - You test SEED against your domain - You report what works, what breaks, what's missing - You help shape the knowledge base for your use case - I iterate based on real feedback, not assumptions

It’s a sad truth but these where my thoughts you all With the usage of AI, you’re not securing time or working less - by any means! You’re just using your time more efficiently so as to produce more work.You work the same and produce more. Period. And I appreciate AI for this don’t get me wrong. But hell no I’m not working less. Bit about my work I’ve been feeling genuinely confused lately with how many projects I have to deal with (and it’s 1/5th of a founders role my mind you), and honestly, having my own command center has been one of the most helpful things in my daily processes. Building SOPs, finding documents on Google Drive, sending commands to Trello boards, to Slack, to the sales team, onto email, all from one place. And every time that I feel that overwhelm creeping in, I’m just asking Athen (our AI master commander) to make - a brief summary of what I have worked on in the past three or four chats and then - give me action items and then - populate my Trello board with those action items and - set due dates, - flag them with specific labels, etcetera. And it just does everything. Honestly, I don’t know what I would do without that workflow at this point. I probably need to learn to untangle myself without her help. How does your “I’m overwhelmed, reset me” workflow look like?