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Hello WORLD GUESS WHO"S HERE HEHEHEHEHEHEHE😁
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Repost from Software Guy
Episode 5 is finally here! 🎙️🔥
This time, I sat down with Mohammed Ibrahim a.k.a Doughnut.
We talked about ExamBuddy, building AI products from Ethiopia, remote opportunities and the future of software development.
this one is packed with knowledge, honest conversations and plenty of laughs 😂
#SoftwareGuyPodcast #EthiopianTech #AI #Programming
https://youtu.be/tm3y6rnYyWY
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Skydive is different
I’ve been testing Skydive, and this feels like a different direction for AI agents.
Instead of giving you another chatbot that waits for your next prompt, Skydive gives you agents that can actually do the work.
You describe what you want → the agent figures out the steps → opens the tools it needs → gets the work done.
And each agent has its own computer, memory, identity, and workspace.
You can connect it to tools like Notion, Gmail, GitHub, Google Docs, Slack and more.
your agents can keep working even when you’re not sitting in front of your laptop.
I literally created an agent called Drizzle and connected it to my Notion.
It authenticated, made a real API call, and verified the connection.
This is where AI agents are getting interesting.
Not just “ask AI.”
More like “give AI the job.”
