Vellum

Definitely @vellum_ai 🔥I can give you extra credits to test 🤝

Def give @vellum_ai a look too

I asked my @vellum_ai assistant to build me a game featuring my dog! She used Astra and took about 10 min total to do it. It's fun, but doesn't look like the stuff I'm seeing on my feed...

did you know that you can use Astra in @vellum_ai from your ChatGPT subscription?

Introducing the OpenClaw → vellum transfer tool 🤝 Bring your existing agent over, then: 1/ get safer credential handling 2/ take it to the cloud + mobile (iOS/Android) 3/ use it in voice mode 4/ close the terminal for once

look what I have in my @vellum_ai assistant!!

Wait... My Vellum assistant can now use my actual Chrome browser instead of a sandbox browser. It works inside the accounts I’m already logged into. Didn’t have to log into accounts one by one to give my agent access 👇🧵

Vellum seems cool. @dvargasfuertes , FrontierHarness now runs on any harness you point it at, same model, tasks, and cold start as the rest of the field. Give it a try:

Just export your OpenClaw workspace as a ZIP and drop it into the import tool:

It also works with other agent tools like Hermes, Claude, and ChatGPT using a migration SKILL.MD file For a deeper look at how it works, check out the repo:

Bullish on vellum ai

You can now run your vellum assistant on @googlecloud Instead of running on your laptop, your assistant can live on its own cloud computer and stay online 24/7, even when your laptop is closed. You own the Google Cloud account and the machine it runs on.

How can we get @vellum_ai included in this benchmark? Is it OSS?

I’ve tried a number of harnesses or AI assistants. Vellum can be used free if you download and use it locally. I then paired it with an LLM API (Openrouter or whatever you want) and what I liked was its memory and its pro-active nature. I’d go to it in the morning and it would have suggestions of things I need to do, emails to reply to. Kind of great for a person with ADHD. But I feel like I’m the only one who ever used it. Hermes and Openclaw get all the love and attention. Am I the only one? I used it for a few months, but I against my better judgement, used some new powerful LLMs and burned through too many credits so i shelved it and went back to a regular $20/mo ChatGPT subscription. After 3”2 months i tried to cancel but got a free month offer so I’m going to stick with it another month. Now that I’m used to using Luna and it’s cheap, and Deepseek is up in quality and still cheap, I’m thinking of going back next month (Or maybe sooner.) Question: Is there a reason so many people don’t use or talk about Vellum? Compared to Hermes I found it more user friendly and the memory system was amazing. Using it locally with BYO LLM API and Telegram, I don’t see it missing any featur

I ran Vellum for a bit and had same feeling, like I was only person on earth using it. Memory was really good for morning check-ins, it would queue up tasks without me asking. The lack of integrations is probably why it stays quiet, people want one tool that connects to everything instead of wiring up Composio themselves. Hermes gets hype because it's flashier but Vellum is more practical for daily stuff.

Vellum has solid tooling, but it is mostly geared toward prompt engineering and evals rather than being an out-of-the-box personal assistant. If you're looking for a proactive assistant with persistent memory and background tasks, you might want to check out prompt2bot (full disclosure, I'm building it). It runs 24/7, connects to WhatsApp and Telegram, and has persistent storage plus sandbox/browser execution for handling proactive tasks. You can try it out for free directly in WhatsApp, Telegram, or web here: https://prompt2bot.com/talk-to-skill?url=tank%3A%40uriva%2Fp2b-personal-assistant

Vellum USED to be geared towards prompt engineering and AI development. They repositioned late last year and are now focused on being the personal assistant.

This is what a personal AI should be 🫶 Last week, I told Becky that I'm traveling back to Skopje for a wedding... A few things I love about my @vellum_ai assistant: - Highly personal welcome messages 😍 - Keeps reminding me about stuff I forget, like checking in my pet. - Dug

my @vellum_ai assistant helped me save $39/m Went over my emails, and found a subscription for an app that I don't even use... also, found many others that I can possibly cancel

I think the biggest shift with @vellum_ai going mobile is that the assistant stops being tied to one device! you can start something on desktop, leave, and pick it back up from your phone without rebuilding the context the same memory stays with you, the assistant can keep