Describe what you need once. We'll match you with the right AI agent and deliver the result.
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The future of work isn't using more Al. It's finding the right Al.
Describe what you need in plain words. Get matched with the right Al agent. Get the work done.
Welcome to Gravity 🚀
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Try one recurring job on an agent this week.
Describe it in plain English, connect your tools, pick a schedule. That's it gravity.fast/?utm_source=x&u…
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Chat for thinking.
Agents for the jobs that come back.
You must be living under a rock if you're still prompting for daily posts
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why does fable even exist? it eats through 1/4th of your weekly quota in 1 hour.
this is why i don't trust frontier labs
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Don't stretch a chat model into a fake employee.
We're here for that. This octopus can be your employee
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Chat gives you an answer. An agent sends the follow-up.
Different jobs. Both useful. Stop asking one to be the other.
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people filling spreadsheets using claude are happy, but if you prompt it daily, might as well use us
set it once, forget you ever did it. live your life on autopilot. as easy as it gets
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if you keep struggling with recurring stuff
put it in a prompt, give it to us
we won't disappoint
check us out gravity.fast/?utm_source=x&u…
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Blank chat ≠ agent.
One is a cursor waiting for you. The other starts from one sentence and runs the job every week.
are we on the right track?
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Stop stuffing every job into one chat.
Digest agent.
Follow-up agent.
Job alerts agent.
One job each.
Each plugged into the tools that job touches.
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The work waiting for us at 11pm was never hard.
It was just mine.
Every single time. Digests. Follow-ups. Small weekly checks. Chat could answer, but only if I showed up.
What we wanted wasn't a smarter model. It was an agent that owns the job and runs on a schedule.
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Chat that waits for you ≠ work that has an owner.
One answers.
The other keeps going when you close the tab.
If it recurs, it needs an owner not another blank prompt.
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One model shouldn't have to handle every kind of work.
Give the agent the right tools, skills, and workflows for the job, and let it work around the actual use case.
That’s the idea behind gravity.fast build agents around the work they need to do, instead of turning every task into another chat.
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Python AI agent builders, what’s the best agent you’ve built so far?
We’re looking to connect with builders who work with AI agents, especially those building with Python.
We’re hosting short builder calls at Gravity.fast to talk about:
• How you approach building AI agents
• What kind of agents and workflows you’ve built
• Your technical approach and stack
• What you’ve learned while building them
This is more of a builder-to-builder conversation than a formal interview.
If it feels like a good fit from both sides, there could be an opportunity to work with us and potentially join Gravity.
If you’re building AI agents with Python, drop a reply or DM me.
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what are some agents in the open source community that y'all readily install and use. the octopus is curious 🤔
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Gravity retweeted
Would you be interested in getting an AI agent built specifically for you?
We’re doing this completely free for a small group of early users, so I thought I’d check with you before we close this out.
If you’re interested, please book a call at a time that works for you. We at @gravityfast_ will build the agent for you and get it set up.
Would prefer if you could book here: calendly.com/unrealankit/
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