Dev uses agents to monitor group chats and send greetings on his behalf, eyeing voice cloning next
tokenbender · x · 2026-10-25
Developer tokenbender shared a workflow where agents track his minimal set of WhatsApp/Discord/X group chats and give him hourly summaries; when a social response is needed, he dictates and the agent replies in his own words — fixing relatives' complaints that he never texts greetings.
He's waiting for full-duplex voice cloning (fdvc) to extend this to personalized voice notes, while keeping live calls as "escalate to human" events.
More from coding & agent
- Poll: Only 8.4% of X developers still hand-write over 20% of their code, vs 65% on Mastodon — charliermarsh · 2026-10-25
- $39/mo analytics tool gets open-sourced in 4 hours, then an AI agent deploys it for free — fekdaoui · 2026-10-25
- Open-source userscript brings back a table of contents for long ChatGPT chats — TonyHMeow · 2026-10-25
- Opus 5.5 reviews other models' code: deletes a lot without breaking anything — CtrlAltDwayne · 2026-10-25
- OpenUI: open-source generative UI standard uses a streaming language that saves up to 67% tokens vs JSON — tom_doerr · 2026-10-25
- Chip Huyen's free AI Engineering companion repo packs 10-chapter notes and real-world prompts — mdancho84 · 2026-10-25