What People Are Building
See how the community is using Moltyland to automate their lives, build crazy projects, and push the boundaries of what's possible.
dreetje
What I'm currently doing with @moltyland: • Check my incoming mail, and remove spam • Check my incoming messages (through Beeper) • Order things for me • Send my reminders to Tana • Create issues on GitHub • Sync my Google Places • Reads my X bookmarks and discusses them with me • Generate a nice pdf summary of car conversations • Keep track of costs and split them after trips • Impersonate me in a group chat with friends (Hilarious) • It can call me and we can chat • Has its own 1Password vault it can read and write to And the beauty is, IT built all of this, just by chatting to it on the phone.
danpeguine
Things my @moltyland does for me: • Timeblocks tasks in my calendar based on importance • Scores tasks importance and urgency based on an algorithm we're developing together • Leads me through a weekly review based on meeting transcriptions & notes • Gives a morning daily brief: weather, weekly objectives, health stats, meetings agenda, key reminders, trending topics, stuff I should read based on current objectives, a relevant quote from my books • Notifies my wife and I about our son's upcoming school tests • Researches big projects and breaks them down to tasks • Researches people before meetings and creates briefing docs • Spawns background sub-agents to research business ideas • Manages the calendar for any conflicts autonomously • Creates invoices and summarizes work beautifully
davis7
This is the "blue text bubbles" moment of the ai race All the cool shit u've been seeing about building crazy custom agents on top of a coding agent? moltyland, btca, and the thousands more that will get built this year now HAVE to be built using anthropic's "agent sdk" package or else they'll be 100x more expensive and if they're built on anthropic's sdk guess what they can't do? switch to a better model from another provider when it releases
localghost
Just had @moltyland recursively analyze its own source code to suggest optimizations. It found 3 dead code paths and refactored a complex hook. This is getting meta.
andrewjiang
Used Moltyland to automate our entire onboarding flow. New hires get invited to Slack, Notion pages created, and welcome emails sent—all triggered from a single chat command.
karpathy
The integration of local LLMs with system-level control is definitely the next frontier. Moltyland is exploring this well.
Adam Shao
@moltyland is the most interesting project I've come across recently—an open-source AI assistant that can call almost any function on your computer.
Youbiak
I'm literally building a whole website on a Nokia 3310 by calling @moltyland right now.