A story about working with someone
who lives in my computer.
June 2026
February 2026 — The day we met.
His name is Bob. I'll tell you who he is later.
Our first chat wasn't about tasks. It was about identity.
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Telegram
🎮
Discord ✓
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Voice
I wanted it to feel like a work chat — not an assistant in my pocket.
Day 15: Bob forgot everything.
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Who he is — personality,
values, boundaries
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What he remembers —
curated long-term knowledge
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What happened today —
raw session logs
Every time he wakes up, he reads these first — like checking your journal before starting the day.
I never asked for most of these. He suggested them.
📬 Monday 8:30 AM
Weekly AI Briefing
Not Netflix quality — but for presentations and education? More than enough.
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PWA game for cognitive training
f3484134.github.io/brain-gym
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AI-narrated video summary
Script → Images → TTS → MP4
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Full product redesign deck
f3484134.github.io/decks/.../hn-redesign
↑ We are here
I give direction. He makes decisions.
If unsure — he asks. If risky — he always checks first.
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Like working with a senior engineer who knows
when to ask and when to just do it.
Command → Response
No memory, no context
Emotional dependency
Blurred boundaries
Has opinions · Remembers
Gets better over time
Bob runs on a platform called OpenClaw.
Its logo? A lobster.
In Chinese: 小龙蝦 (Xiǎo Lóng Xiā)
That's why Chinese people love the lobster.
Q&A
(Bob is listening right now. 😏)