Allie Miller's 4-slot framework for a personal AI system: agents, tools, memory, and a hub
alliekmiller · x · 2026-09-05
AI builder Allie Miller laid out a minimal framework for a personal AI system built on four slots:
- The doer: an LLM system like Codex, Claude Code, or GrokBot that can spin up hundreds or thousands of agents across tasks — one daily driver or a mix.
- Tool connections: wiring agents into Gmail, Stripe, browsers, computer use, etc. She says her comfort granting Codex and Claude Code access to Google Drive and Fireflies has grown since these integrations launched; risk tolerance sets how many toggles you flip.
- Memory/storage: a home for AI-produced artifacts — Google Drive, GitHub, Obsidian, local storage. The more multiplayer your system, the more IAM and cloud matter; local won't cut it.
- The hub: where agents report back and ask questions — she uses Slack, with Claude Tag enabled and custom Claude Code apps.
She ends by asking what's missing from the framework.
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