Astra. Let's see what we can cook up. I have been onboarding my fam onto a self-built calendar bc they are too cooked to use Gcal lol, and we kept on confusing plans via WhatsApp.
Endorsed · 11 of 14
Multiplayer / groups
Works in group chats with several people at once.
The test: Plan dinner in a group chat
Same wording for every assistant. Scored 1–10 against the anchors below.
Add it to a group chat of four. Ask it to find a dinner date that works for everyone and book it.
Passes when
- Reads everyone's replies, not just yours
- Proposes a date that works and books it
- Confirms to the whole group
Anchors
Ranking
No assistant has been tested on this yet. Rankings appear as runs are logged.
Public opinion
Share of public quotes about this that are positive, per assistant. Founder posts excluded; a score needs at least 3 signed quotes.
Not yet tested
35 assistants waiting on this run.
Doesn't apply
Stretch products where this category is out of scope. They score N/A rather than zero.
What people say
33 public quotes about this, across every assistant. Sentiment, not score.
familyOS sounds amazing. as per usual, the question is “who is building that?”
i think you should lead it more.. my partner has an instinct agent too, i want you to work from the same family brain on notion. or my partner has an instinct agent too, i want you to email each other, can you establish a protocol i will share with him?
I've been running Hermes on the Grok Bot computer. Works great. I even have it completely integrated into the agent-2-agent and group chats. I also have it configured as a remote gateway in my local Hermes Desktop. I also created a Bot that's a specialist in interacting with
My wife hates using ChatGPT and others. Would love her to see the power of ai with instinct
I have a headless Mac mini with my OpenClaw agents and repos I use ChatGPT to desktop to access and do work. I also have my wife and my profiles in chrome so our respective OpenClaw agents can use computer use accordingly. That’s a few main use cases.
I LOVE the direction @openclaw is going with collaborative coding. As a fully remote team, that's one of the things I've missed the most about the office. Is the chatter, the learning through osmosis. As always, I think @steipete Is ahead of the curve here, and this is going
OpenClaw 2.0 letting one shared agent run multiplayer cloud coding sessions is the move.







