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Announcing OpenWorker! An open-source agent that doesn't just chat with you, but delivers finished work -- like hand you a polished document, send a slack message, or update a calendar entry. Ask it to prepare a customer brief, untangle your calendar, draft a report, or triage a Slack alert....

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Profilbild von Sahas Vivek
Sahas Vivekvor 3 Monaten

how's this different from @openclaw or hermes by @NousResearch

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E-Workervor 3 Monaten

hmm, at least change the style a bit, do you have to copy us as is?

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Dan McAteervor 3 Monaten

Very cool. Any plans to allow auth through Codex/Claude Code?

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Christian Catalinivor 3 Monaten

Own the weights of production!

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Gregor Zunicvor 3 Monaten

We can help you add browser use ability!

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Filecoinvor 3 Monaten

finished work belongs in durable, verifiable storage outside any single machine so it remains available after the laptop is gone

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xp Ehsaanvor 3 Monaten

@grok how is this any different than Hermes agent ?

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Shubham Saboovor 3 Monaten

Love it Andrew and @rohitcprasad. Will be looking into it. Expect some PRs :)

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Ben Despainvor 3 Monaten

Why isn't Grok included? Seems like a glaring omission...

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Rohithvor 3 Monaten

Who will pay the bills. get OpenCompany:

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Ornithvor 3 Monaten

🫡

Profilbild von Augustinas Malinauskas
Augustinas Malinauskasvor 3 Monaten

Really nice, very similar to

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John Connorvor 3 Monaten

bro why don't you cure cancer or something instead of building the same shit as everyone else.

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Sid Sharmavor 3 Monaten

Would love to see @inception_ai models supported too. Mercury’s speed make it a good fit for this workflow.

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JQ Leevor 3 Monaten

Great @AndrewYNg ! How do you think about Agent client protocol! Will deep dive your project. Lately I’ve been implementing video editing agent team with ACP

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Yousef Rolvor 3 Monaten

how does it differs from opencl... oh its andrew GL! will def try it out!

Profilbild von Gaetan Semet
Gaetan Semetvor 3 Monaten

@grok how is that different from Copilot App ?

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Latentumvor 3 Monaten

how is it different from openclaw/hermes?

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Dishant Miyanivor 3 Monaten

wait isnt this just another hermes agent?

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M0vor 3 Monaten

can it make videos like this too?

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AlloomiAIvor 3 Monaten

OpenLoomi already covers the full AI coworker stack—docs, messages, calendars and cross-app actions. We go further with self-evolving memory and a proactive Loop, so it learns from ongoing work and keeps working between prompts. We’re open source too—feedback, critique and contributions are welcome:

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David Petersonvor 3 Monaten

> "OpenWorker runs on your Mac, with Windows support coming soon." And Linux?

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Iuliia Petryshynvor 3 Monaten

Thanks for promoting open! We are building with the same principles in mind - open source, fully self hostable, model agnostic agentic runtime!

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Christievor 3 Monaten

i believe perplexity is doing the same thing or no?

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Mike Gannottivor 3 Monaten

voice-controlled multi-agent orchestration is where this is all heading... we've been testing similar with our Hermes agent fleet. the real threshold is whether the agent finishes the job without you steering every stepvoice-controlled multi-agent orchestration is where this is all heading... we've been testing similar with our Hermes agent fleet. the real threshold is whether the agent finishes the job without you steering every step

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VC Internvor 3 Monaten

AI Suite made models portable. OpenWorker applies the same idea to the entire coworker:

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John Treadwayvor 3 Monaten

@peteskomoroch @openwork vs OpenWorker? I’m going to launch #OpenLoafer. Takes your money and barely gets anything done. $100/month per seat. Requires HR and lawyers to fire them. Union version is $200.

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Rajat Gahlotvor 3 Monaten

How’s this different from the Hermes agent by @NousResearch ?

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Dave Waringvor 3 Monaten

Thanks for doing this and for MIT license. Open Source FTW!

Profilbild von Artem
Artemvor 3 Monaten

bring your own key quietly unbundles the agent from the model bill. once people see the raw per task cost of finished work a lot of pricing pages stop making sense

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Lukas rimkusvor 3 Monaten

Can we expect to have linux support any time soon ?

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Daniel Lentonvor 3 Monaten

Nice! Does it support voice calls, live screen share and learning from demonstrations etc. like

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Hemachandiranvor 3 Monaten

Really loved the privacy of the open router. Are there any plans to add more use cases?

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AS Maruf 🇨🇦🇧🇩vor 3 Monaten

@grok is it similar to open claw and hermes agent?

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