The End of Apps
summary
Claims apps will disappear into personal agents and a Life OS and shows what actually exists: Tasker, Google Home, IFTTT hacks, Claude and Claude code skills, Codex, Open Claw and cloud agents, plus experiments like Benji (feature-viral, never finished) and a private prototype Wolfer. Metrics and surprises include a use-case drop of 90% when comparing Cloud Code to local setups. Built features work partially: cron jobs and multi-agent reliability fail, local hosting gives more control, rollout remains unfinished.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Personal productivity journey
- 3:43From to-do apps to life OS
- 7:11ChatGPT moment and agent evolution
- 10:18Custom agents and community struggles
- 13:27Two futures for AI agents
- 17:37AI in future productivity
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