a good option for people who have money to spend but don't want to invest much time or effort into setting up their own agentic ai system. it's a product backed by teams of engineers and an enormous amount of money spent on development.
there are similar products out there, like chatgpt dots, claude duet (which hasn't launched yet), and meta muse.
but not having the money for these services doesn't mean you have to fall behind. there are free, open-source alternatives like openclaw, hermes, and openbot.
i've been spending the past week playing around with hermes agent and building a setup that works for me. of course, these aren't polished, ready-to-use products like the paid ones. you have to configure a lot of things yourself and take care of the maintenance. they're definitely not for the average end user.
but if you're willing to get your hands dirty, hermes can handle a lot of the same use cases.
maybe one day i'll have a steady income and be able to pay for these ready-made systems. until then, there's no reason to fall behind just because i can't afford them.
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