Turn Git commits into daily video topics: screen demo

All right, ladies and gentlemen, it's getting late here, but we've achieved a lot today. We've cleaned a lot of things up and fixed a lot of bugs, and I'm gonna share my screen and walk you through some of the aspects that I think is pretty cool today. Um, okay, so let's just share a tab. Boom. Okay. So hopefully you can see this. So you might see if, if you've been following along that up here it's been cleaned up. Um, so there used to be a tab called context, um, which is the real tech behind this, and it's the... what really excites me, and it's, that's what I'm developing even more so today, I'm gonna show you that. But the whole aspect of it grasping context from your day, from so many sources, and it's able to use that to create or, or to have like a really good understanding of what you've done and what you've achieved every day. Um, you know, pulling from your Git, from your calendar, from your Walk, from your Stripe, from all your pushes, from screenshots, from voice notes, um, you name it. Um, it's, it's, it's really pulling together a highly detailed, um, foundation to what you've done in your day. And then you can choose to like let it ask you questions based on the day, and it's, it's also got a history and a knowledge base, and it knows what you've spoken about and what you've done, and it can just, you know, you can just jam with it. You can just speak to it and it knows what you've done and just go through those questions with you in a, in a clever way. Or you can be highly specific and give it topics and ask it to form questions around them. So, for example, like today, I connected 11 labs So that when you're using maybe, let's say, the podcast option on here where you don't wanna be on camera and you just wanna jam and talk about your product and what you've done, um, in that aspect with Eleven Labs now you can choose who you're speaking to. So it sounds at least like you're not speaking to AI, it sounds more human-like, right? Pretty good aspect. Um, but anyway, what I wanna show you today is what I've developed more so with the context tab. So this is the today tab, what I'm on right now. Um, you can see I've done five days in a row. Um, here's a section called worth an episode, and this is just giving me topics, um, from what it remembers. Sometimes these are really good, sometimes you're like too boring, you know? Um, so but I wanna show you this. So we used to have a context tab and I moved it into here. So what I can do is choose what it uses, right? Now this is where it gets really granular, which is cool. So like when you look on calendar, there was a meeting, probably some call here. So if I... It, it's crossed out right now and I can just tick it like that and then it's gonna use that as context, right? And I can look at this shit. Now this bit I've really developed because obviously with GitHub and you're, and you're pushing things all day every day and you're achieving little micro goals all day every day and there's too many to really like, uh, they're, they're crossed out as well, you know. So it's like going through them you have to really read and, and, and remember if they apply. However, one cool aspect now that I've added is like you can choose the amount of days it has a history of available to you. So if I look at, if I put 30 days or like seven days, it'll read that far back, right? And I can show all of them, right? That's still too many, but the reason I kind of put that, and I've added a search function. So for example, um, the amount of times I've changed the landing page, I could just search anything here. I, I could just search voice. Um, is it gonna change it? So voice. So o- only, only voice comes up a few times. But the whole point of this is, right, is if you know of, for example, in six months time, I've, I've pushed something to do with voice and I've, I've constantly developed a voice aspect of this over six months, I can then kind of pull all of those Git pushes, highlight them all, and then ask it to kind of create, or I could just jam a podcast around it, and it could bring up the development of it. Or it could just pull up some questions and give me six questions that I know are gonna come, right? I think it's really cool. And then I know I keep saying that, which obviously I'm going to, but, um, then below that, you remember how I said you can connect to its Argos. I don't know if that's how you pronounce it, but this is like your site before and after that I showed you about. You can give it your landing page. When you set things up on, on, uh, Underway, you set things up, you can connect Argos straight away. So it's gonna grasp that landing page straight away and your whole website, and then it's just gonna take screenshots all the time, I think one a day, to see the changes Right, and so I can look over the last 30 days and see the changes here, and I believe... Where is it? Let's just go down to the bottom, shall we? Four paint. So I can click on what changed. Okay, look at that, guys. That is a bug and a half. Um, oh, this is not good, is it? So something's changed. But anyway, where is it? I, I know I can ch- uh, use this. Talk about this tonight. So there you go. So like I can just create a whole episode around these changes because let's say they've been, th- they might be quite major, or I might just in six months' time think, "Oh, let's do a whole episode tonight about how the landing page has developed from the start to where it is now." Take a look at mobile, couldn't mess up. Um, but yeah, episode 11 done.