What would you hand off?
Keep it short. Link the sources.
I’ll compare options, highlight the key differences and share reliable sources so you can decide faster.
- Find and compare top options
- Summarize pros and cons
- Include sources
Illustrative example
One bot.
A continuing relationship.
Your JamBot remembers your preferences, repeats useful tasks and works on its own cloud computer, so you can move forward while it’s on it.
A little help.
A lot off your plate.
For the things you need to get done at home, at work, and in between. Give each bot a job and keep the conversation going.
Walk in prepared.
Turn a topic, a few links, or a messy brief into background research and questions worth asking.
Try the meeting example“Help me understand this before tomorrow.”
Make the call with confidence.
Compare a purchase, a service, or your next business tool. Get the differences and the sources together.
Try the comparison example“Show me the tradeoffs. Keep it practical.”
Stay on top of the repeat stuff.
Set a routine for a useful check-in, then return to the same bot to see what changed.
Try the weekly example“Bring me an update each week.”
Their own computer.
Your front-row seat.
Your bot can work in a cloud computer. Open its screen to follow along, then take control when you want to step in.
Research, files, and the work in progress belong with the conversation, so you can pick up where you left off.
comparison-notes.md
A clearer view of your options.
- What matters to you
- The differences to consider
- Sources to revisit
You can follow along.
You can step in.
A few things
you might be wondering.
What is a JamBot?
A persistent AI bot with its own conversation, memory, routines, and cloud computer. Give it a job, return with more context, and keep working together.
Is this for work or everyday life?
Both. You might prepare for a client meeting, compare a household purchase, or keep an eye on a topic you care about. Start with one specific, useful job.
Can I use my Codex subscription?
JamBots supports connecting a Codex subscription through its provider connection flow. You can also configure supported model providers with your own API credentials. Available models depend on the provider you connect.
Can I interact with the bot’s computer?
Yes. You can view its screen and use Take Control to interact with the computer yourself, then hand it back when you’re ready.
Does it do things without asking?
Not for anything consequential. Before it sends, buys, deletes or posts, the bot asks for your approval and waits. Review the requested action, then choose Allow once or Deny.
How do I get started?
JamBots is invite-only for now. Join the waitlist to ask for an invite. Your invite link takes you to sign-up. Then connect a model provider and give your first bot a focused job.
What’s the first thing
you’d hand off?
Your little team starts with one bot and one useful job.
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