Shubham Saboo

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The era of "chatting" with AI is officially over 🤯

The future belongs to agents that actually do the work while you sleep.

I just deployed a multi-agent research team using the new OpenFang OS.

Most people are still copy-pasting prompts into a web UI. That’s the old way. It’s slow, manual, and it doesn't scale.

The new way is an autonomous "Hand" that runs as a background process on your machine.

Scout Hand: Monitors 50+ RSS feeds and X lists for mentions of "Agentic Workflows"

Analyst Hand: Takes the raw data, filters the noise, and maps the sentiment into a knowledge graph

Writer Hand: Generates a 3-page brief with source citations and saves it to my Notion every morning at 8 AM

Total cost to run? Less than $0.50 in API credits.

Total time I spent on it today? 0 minutes.

The bottleneck in AI isn't the intelligence of the models anymore. It’s the persistence of the agents.

If your agent forgets who you are the moment you close the tab, you don't have an agent. You have a fancy calculator.

This is the shift from "AI as a tool" to "AI as a teammate."

I’ve documented the full system architecture and open-sourced the HAND.toml files.

Link to the GitHub repo in the comments.

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