OpenBots - OS Grok Bot Alternative Every agent gets its own Linux VM, terminal, browser, long term memory, recurring tasks, and 2000+ app integrations. github.com/r2hu1/openbots

in the past few weeks 90% of the youtube videos and shorts i watched is either edited or created using @claudeai the motion graphics, entire videos, it looks so AI bec it uses code to generate a video, same tone, fonts etc.. From Design Slop -> Web Slop -> Video Slop 🤯

so @browsercompany decided to discontinue The ARC Browser to mainstream their AI Browser DIA. tbh Arc was the best browser i used till date. it has everything i wanted from a browser, Good UI, Floating Sidebar, Tab Switcher.. switched to Ardia, it has same features even better!

Now ChatGPT is beign used to create official @Uni_Mumbai (Mumbai University) exam papers Today we had IKS In Computational System, and just after reading the first question i suspected its AI.. how i knew? the chatgpt'sh tone, dashes.. The era is now "AI Era" everything is AI..

Small interactions that makes @vercel different

OpenBots is now stable. Build AI agents that research the web, use their own isolated cloud Linux machine, write code, connect to your apps, run tasks in the background and endless works.. Open source. Self hostable. No paid tier. Try it out: github.com/r2hu1/openbots

Introducing OpenBots. AI shouldn’t just chat. It should work. Build autonomous AI coworkers that research, use your tools, connect to your apps, create things, and run tasks in the background. No paid tier. No bullshit. Just open source. github.com/r2hu1/openbots

I have a team of 7 AI Agents, that helps me in everything i do on every morning at 7 my personal assistant (ALFRED) checks my email, whatsapp drafts reply, tracks everything on my notion i have 7 of them and i keep creating new team-mates eventually my google usage went down.

Introducing OpenBots, an open-source alternative to x.ai/bot. Free forever, self-hostable, and open source. Not as polished as Grok Bot or OpenAI's offerings yet, but I'm actively improving it. Check it out: github.com/r2hu1/openbots

"i made a native browser, it uses less than 100mb of ram, made with swift" hahaahah my half feed is full of token maxing tuff right now everyone is into building a browser

We just watched a next gen of internet attention emerge in real time. outbid.lol, built by @jonathan_wilke, turned attention into something people could actually compete for. Instead of relying on an algorithm to decide who gets seen, people could bid for visibility and watch the market form around it. The crazy part is how fast it took off. The site went from basically nothing to nearly 500K visitors and made $200K+ along the way. And now it’s near the end of the curve. It’s rare to see the entire lifecycle of an internet idea this clearly, from people discovering it, to the explosion of attention, to the peak, and now the slowdown. Whatever happens next, Outbid is a pretty interesting example of what happens when you turn attention itself into a product. Let’s see what’s next? @jonathan_wilke

A browser is harder, you’re essentially building software that has to understand the entire web, while an email client mostly has to understand email.

Every AI company: releases new model → "This is AGI" → internet loses its mind → two weeks later it still can't count the r's in strawberry reliably We've discovered a new element: Copium-6

I’ve shipped quite a lot of side hustles over the past few months, but there are four I keep coming back to because I’m genuinely proud of what I built. QuPay started from me being frustrated with how difficult it can be to accept payments from people around the world. So I built a simple payment link that lets you accept cards, wallets and crypto. Meero came from wanting to make building software feel less intimidating. You describe what you want, and it turns that idea into a full-stack app that can actually be deployed and improved. RosterPro is a completely different problem. I wanted to build something practical for restaurants, so it handles things like QR ordering, tables, billing, kitchen operations and analytics in one place. And then there’s Gluer Space, which is basically my take on the personal link page. Instead of just showing links, it brings together your profile, meetings and bookings, including paid bookings. Four very different products, but they all came from the same thing: seeing a problem and thinking, “I could probably build this.” So I did. Check them out: r2hu1.is-a.dev

One thing that’s genuinely frustrated me while building online is how hard it still is to get paid internationally. You find a client from another country, agree on everything, do the work, deliver it and then somehow getting the money becomes the difficult part. I’ve spent way too much time figuring out what payment method actually works, dealing with currency conversion, verification, fees, account restrictions, and payments taking forever to show up. And yeah, @PayPal and @Wise exist. But not everyone uses them, and not every client wants to pay that way. It just feels weird. In India, I can open UPI, enter a number and send money in seconds. There’s barely any thought involved. So why does receiving money from someone in another country have to feel like such a complicated process? I can instantly talk to someone on the other side of the world, work with them, send them files, build something for them, but when it comes to actually getting paid, suddenly everything becomes complicated. That frustration is what made me think: Why can’t receiving an international payment just be… as simple as UPI?

I built productsmap.com The idea is simple: There are thousands of amazing products being launched every day, but most of them never get discovered. Product Hunt, X, Reddit, launch platforms, random posts… You see a product for 5 seconds and then it disappears forever. So I wanted to build a place where you can actually browse the internet’s products. 🗺️ Discover products on a map 🚀 Find new startups & indie projects 🔎 Explore products by category 🌍 See what people are building around the world 💡 Find your next tool, app, or obsession And yes, I built it because I genuinely enjoy discovering random products on the internet. If you’re building a product, startup, SaaS, app, or anything people can use: Add it to ProductsMap. And if you just like finding cool stuff before everyone else does: go explore it. productsmap.com Would love to know what you discover 👀

run 'npx @freerouter/gateway serve' to start your very own local free ai gateway (just like @OpenRouter but free for life).... - use the api with opencode or with other cli agents etc - the api is @OpenAI compatible docs: freerouter.vercel.app/ github: github.com/r2hu1/freerouter