Ben's session #2
What is a personal agent?

TL;DR
- Personal agents are defined by their instructions, tools, and context, typically managed via files and folders.
- The perceived differences between agents like Grok Bot and general AI tools are mainly in their packaging and setup.
- Agents can be configured as a single main agent or split into multiple task-specific agents with custom instructions.
- Memory for personal agents is usually a text file logging events, allowing the agent to recall past interactions and information.
- Tool usage enables agents to perform actions on a computer, such as navigating websites, installing apps, and filling forms.
- Routines and automations can be assigned to agents, allowing for scheduled or recurring tasks.
- The setup for a personal agent involves creating a folder, adding instruction, user, and memory files, and configuring it within an AI environment like Codex or Claude.