Product Hunt’s Cronloop lets you describe a recurring job in Markdown, pick Codex or Claude Code, connect tools, and run agents on a loop with durable memory that can self-improve each run.
A Tesla driver built Drivr—a single-purpose Grok Bot that listens while they think out loud on the road and files the rant into a lasting memory doc instead of a general chat.
An Indie Hackers post breaks down the architecture for an AI secretary that actually keeps context: session vs short-term task vs long-term preference layers so birthday/contact and calendar commitments survive across chats.
A builder whose Grok Bot team kept remembering different versions of the rules moved one Evernote handbook as the single source of truth every bot reads—plus a copy-paste folder tree for the setup.
Builder moved bot memory into an Obsidian vault so Grok Bot, Meta Muse, ChatGPT Dots, and Hermes bots all reuse the same projects and preferences instead of re-teaching each agent from scratch.