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AI is becoming an operating system. I open-sourced my cybernetic OS that automates workouts, diet, therapy, GTD, my venture capital work, content creation, side projects. More useful than any agent, 100% customizable, runs off markdown, git, .rules and any LLM you like.

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Works offline. Keeps data local. Plug your model: GPT-4.1, o3, Gemini 2.5, Claude, Mixtral, local llama.cpp. You own the stack and privacy. Supports any editor: Cursor, Windsurf, Cline, Obsidian or Notepad if you wish.

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Under the hood: natural-language rules + automation scripts + markdown context. Unix pipes for the AI age. Built-in connectors: Gmail, Perplexity, Telegram, Asana, Notion, and any 3rd party API. Add yours with one prompt.

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Repo below: fork it, add new automations, rules and scripts. I'll RT the best mods (and potentially invest from @cyberfund_)

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Coral AI is the most powerful AI for documents. See the difference yourself:

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This is a neat flow! Thanks for sharing!

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sounds like you built exactly what people need. love that it's open source and works with any llm. can't wait to see how others use it.

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That sounds interesting! But I wonder- what kind of crazy roadblocks you must've come across? Do tell us about the complicated ones...

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Looks legit! Will definitely test it out 🔥

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Cybernetic OS: the cosmic dance of data and destiny. Markdown meets the stars.

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Cybernetic OS: the digital shaman's toolkit for modern mystics. Code your own reality.

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AI's the new cosmic compass, guiding us through the digital wilderness. Code's the language of the universe.

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