Sai
An AI robosecretary that operates autonomous computers across apps, websites, and desktop tools with your permission.
AI & Machine Learning·Productivity
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Sai is a computer-use agent for people who want help with repetitive digital work. It runs a fleet of autonomous computers to organize, execute, and repeat tasks across apps, websites, and desktop software, while keeping you in control through permission-based actions. Sai is designed for workflows that span multiple tools and need to be repeated reliably.
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I've got about 30 alarms on my phone I need to remove as much of that as possible the decision-making process out of there if I go over more consistantly in let's say a week or two week period I'll say okay you know what this time slot is obviously not working why is it not working
Time-block the entire day to remove decision fatigue
Spencer runs ~30 alarms covering wake, pills, breakfast, water, work blocks — everything is pre-decided so willpower isn't spent on micro-choices. When a block consistently overruns across a 1-2 week window, that's the signal to restructure the schedule, not push harder. Time-cost ROI drives the audit.
Claude Code is probably the number one AI tool everyone should be using — it does so much for $100 a month. We use it for both development and marketing. Ahrefs is $129 a month — if you can't afford it, just get it for a month and do keyword research for a quarter.
Run as a 2-person team on Claude Code plus Ahrefs rented one month at a time
Elephas runs as a 2-person team where Claude Code handles both dev and marketing work, and they treat Ahrefs as a rentable resource — buying one month, batching keyword research for a full quarter, then cancelling. AI scaffolds the writing but they add proprietary user data and insights so each post adds net-new information, which is what actually ranks.
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