Managing your life with AI
summary
A DIY AI personal assistant named Flo runs in a Docker container, talks over Telegram/Slack, syncs memory to an Obsidian vault and three tiny OpenClaw instances, and saved one speaker 1 hour and 22 minutes of anxiety by polling an airport GraphQL departures API for a gate change. It manages meds with 4‑hour reminders, auto-creates projects, tracks investor outreach that led to €300k–€350k committed, and a simpler conference bot Donk captures takeaways and nags until actions complete.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction and background
- 3:22Gaps in daily life
- 6:06Support and delegation philosophy
- 8:08AI assistant catching missed tasks
- 10:53Easing daily responsibilities
- 14:28Expanding capabilities with AI
- 17:31Why AI assistants work
- 22:55Security and trust in AI
- 24:23Simple tech behind assistants
- 26:33Building small, useful solutions
- 28:04Q&A and closing
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