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i like renting a space in people's minds building a board game at https://t.co/RaTb4wSp1L

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Harshit Khemani@harshitkhemani · Sep 5what if you could order from Swiggy without leaving the terminal? swiggy-cli is a CLI that works for both humans and AI agents. humans get an interactive terminal experience with search, menus, carts and checkout. agents get structured, predictable output they can use in their own workflows. you can search for biryani, open a restaurant, add something to your cart, check out and pay with UPI, all without leaving the terminal. for agents, the same CLI can be driven by Claude Code, Cursor or any other agent of your choice. anything that spends money still requires explicit confirmation. it supports food, Instamart and Dineout, payments through UPI, cash and Swiggy Money, 14 Agent Skills, and an Agent Plugin for all widely-used Agents. install: npm install -g swiggy-cli github: https://github.com/HKTITAN/swiggy-cli skills: https://skills.sh/HKTITAN/swiggy-cli powered by Swiggy. this is an independent, community-built project, not an official Swiggy product. big thanks to @aannuujX and the Swiggy Builders Club team for making it possible to build on top of Swiggy in the first place.

SwiggyPaid partnership223 views

Harshit Khemani@harshitkhemani · Jul 8i uploaded my brain into an ai. for decades we've adapted to software: learning its menus, its workflows, its tools. omi flips that. because most of your life never actually makes it into software: the conversations, the ideas, the moments you swear you'll remember and never do. omi closes that gap. it's a tiny pendant you wear around your neck, built around one idea: thought to action. you speak naturally, it listens in the background, and later it hands you back what actually mattered. speak, transcribe, summarize. i unboxed the consumer version 1 (cv1). everything it does: 1. real-time transcription: conversations captured and synced to the app automatically, in the background. 2. smart summaries: each conversation gets a summary, the overall mood, notable quotes, and where it happened. 3. auto tasks: it pulls to-dos out of your conversations, sets due dates, and syncs with google tasks & todoist. 4. memory + knowledge graph: it doesn't just store chats, it builds memories and links them into a personalized knowledge graph, node by node, over time. 5. ask omi anything: hold the device or tap in the app to chat with everything it's heard. 6. search & folders: pull up any past conversation and organize them your way. 7. daily recap: a notification that sums up your day. who you spoke to and what to follow up on. 8. 6,000+ apps: a full ecosystem, and you can build your own integrations on top. 9. your data, your call: keep audio on-device or sync to a secure cloud. 10. fully tunable: custom gestures, led brightness, mic gain, and your pick of transcription providers (on-device, gemini, openai, whisper, deepgram, etc.) 15 min charge = all-day battery compact, lightweight, disappears into everyday life. cv1 is the refined, wear-it-everywhere version (devkit 2 was the builder's board for tinkering). this one's meant for actually living with. honestly the most tangible glimpse i've had of where personal computing is heading: ambient listening, memory, personalization, extensibility. want to try it yourself? 👇

OmiPaid partnership414 views

Harshit Khemani@harshitkhemani · Jun 15AI has definitely 100xed my creative output in the past 3 years alone. I spent the last week rebuilding Smash&Clash (my board game) from scratch, and the results were insane:

SmashandclashPaid partnership184K views

Harshit Khemani@harshitkhemani · Jun 10what if ordering from swiggy felt more like texting a friend than using an app? i built a @Swiggy recipe for @interaction’s Poke so you can order food, groceries, and manage dineout straight from chat. huge thanks to both teams for making this possible. for anyone living under a rock since the past week, hearing about Poke for the first time: it’s a chat-based assistant that connects to apps and actually does things for you, not just answer questions. instead of opening an app, tapping around, and repeating the same flows every time, you just tell Poke what you want in plain language. the way this works is through “recipes” inside Poke. think of them like ready-made app connections or workflows that unlock a specific service. once you add a recipe, Poke knows how to talk to that service and do useful things inside it. this swiggy recipe includes: 1. swiggy food (@swiggy) 2. swiggy instamart (@instamart_it) 3. swiggy dineout (@swiggydineout) so from one chat, you can handle food delivery, groceries, and table reservations without jumping between apps. installing it is simple: 1. add the recipe here: https://poke.com/refer/MJ1OIa4kLxI 2. connect your swiggy account by logging in 3. once the integrations are connected, hit “get started” 4. text Poke what you want, and it handles the workflow for you if you want to dive deeper, swiggy’s builders club is awesome: https://mcp.swiggy.com/builders what i like most is that it makes swiggy feel less like an app you have to operate and more like something you can just ask. one use case that felt surprisingly natural was using a voice note while i was in the kitchen. instead of opening an app, searching manually, and building the order step by step, i just said what i needed and let Poke take it from there. i’d love to know how people are actually using Poke in the wild. food orders, groceries, reservations, something else?

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