I rarely read static content anymore. Emails, online articles, news, and books are all way too static and one-dimensional for me now.

Instead, my agents use my “life model” to personalize that content, tying it to my personal life, formatting the length/style for the time I have that day, and understanding my present context (via substrate like daily journals, AI chat conversations, calendar events, SMS messages, recorded therapy sessions, etc). It caters to who I am; not just what I want.

It can be like reading a self-help book written specifically for you, but with your therapist adding commentary every few sections, and an analyst identifying communication patterns in your SMSes from the past 15 years to use as supporting evidence for another chapter.

It has protocols to use in various scenarios (based on my preferences) like how to rank/order any lists according to my life’s archaeology/vision. And can perform actions while I'm reviewing (e.g. “synthesize the last section against my notes on consciousness and save it as a new note”).

It's 10x more powerful than anyone's OpenClaw automation because of the context and psychology, not the functionality. And beats the heck out of Obsidian's knowledge graphs of your “second brain” (although they are beautiful). Don't give me a second brain; I need help with my first one!

Now, how do I get others started on theirs? And do they even want something like this?