At some point I looked up and realized I was wasting time. The build was deep enough that managing it through chat and the terminal was frustrating and slowing me down. The core problem was that a chat AI cannot see your full file structure. Every session turned into “show me what’s in this file,”…
One of the core goals from the beginning was that Samaritan would have its own everything. Its own hardware, its own accounts, its own email, its own communication channels. Not a tool running inside my personal setup but a separate operational environment that stood on its own. ] The Google Workspace integration was a big…
Having a fleet of specialist agents is only useful if something can coordinate them. Multiple investigative agents sitting in separate rooms with no one managing the case is not an intelligence platform. It’s just chaos. That was the problem Seer was built to solve. The name comes from science fiction and fantasy. The Seer is…
Once I had the methodology, the next question was how to actually set it up. A single general-purpose OSINT agent sounds good, but in reality it produces jumbled results. Ask it to build a personal profile and it will try to do everything at once, pulling in too many sources without depth in any of…
Getting Samaritan to hold an identity was only half the problem. The other half was making sure that once it responded, what it produced was actually useful.
The first real problem with Samaritan wasn’t a missing feature.\. It was more basic than that. Every time OpenClaw started up, it forgot who it was.
Years of collecting OSINT resources, a sci-fi vision of what an intelligence platform could be, and a hard stance on data privacy led to building Samaritan on OpenClaw.
The problem with generic prompts You’ve probably seen them all over LinkedIn. The endless carousel posts and viral lists promising ChatGPT prompts that do something magical without needing to put in any work.Sounds intriguing right? After all, all this AI stuff is so confusing, maybe this person has it all figured out. So you try…
Writing with AI is the subject of a never ended string of LinkedIn posts whose opinions range from warning that you’re “damaging your brand” to claims that it will result in a loss of brain power and all ability to think for yourself. To let copywriters on LinkedIn tell it, writing with AI means…
If you’ve dabbled in AI tools recently, you’ve likely heard the terms AI prompts vs AI workflows used interchangeably, but they are not the same. This article discusses the real difference, and when to know which to use and when.
