Powered by Xnode, you can build AI apps with low latency, no external API’s, all running ~80% more affordably on bare metal you control… so what will you build?
SO WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO BUILD?
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Mimic - an AI app that clones your voice, as you asks a question and responds instantly in your own voice!
I’d love to build something like AI Replay a journaling companion that learns from your emotional history and helps you grow using your own voice. Think of it like a conversation with your past self, built on top of Mimic and AI Panel’s foundation
I’d Love to make something that could do things for me while I’m sleeping and they clearly can have me available 24/7. I’d love maintaining my work-life balance using it.
I’d love to build something like an AI Dream Mapper—a futuristic app that turns your dreams into an interactive, dynamic vision board. It could analyze goals, break them into actionable steps, and even replay your voice as a motivational time capsule to inspire you later.
What do you think?
I’d love to build something like EnterpriseVault, a secure knowledge companion that ingests your company’s internal documents, code repositories, and policies—and serves up context-aware answers on-premise using your own fine-tuned LLMs. Think of it like an internal Google for your corporate memory, built on top of OpenXAI’s Mimic and AI Panel foundation and deployed via Xnode so no sensitive data ever leaves your firewall.
I would love to make a Bootable OS that will just boot up using a pendrive and when its booted the ethereum node will get started and that I can integrate an hardware wallet too
Definitely possible. AI Agents can run forever if setup correctly. When you control your own bare metal server (whether at bare metal provider or at home) you can have your agent act on your behalf, and not have to pay a third-party expensive SaaS fees!
So what will the agent do? reply for out-of-office? stock trading?
I want to build an AI that doesn’t just help you — it grows with you. Imagine an AI assistant that starts simple, but levels up over time as you complete tasks, build habits, or achieve goals. With every task you finish, the AI unlocks new abilities, smarter suggestions, and deeper personalization — almost like training your own digital companion. The more consistent you are, the more powerful and helpful your AI becomes. It would even learn how to improve itself based on your inputs and progress. Built using Mimic, AI Panel, and Xnode’s low-latency system, this app would feel like raising a digital partner that evolves as you grow. It’s motivation, accountability, and self-growth — all in one.
My idea is DreamWeaver — an AI that listens to your dream logs (recorded in your voice), then creates visual stories, advice, or patterns based on recurring themes over time. Like a therapist that speaks your language.
are we talking about barking and meowing? that would be cool. AI could be trained on the infinite amount of pet videos to understand them. in face, i think there are several projects already trying to build open source models for this. worth more investigation
only problem is i dont remember my dreams. would need to automate the input with brain scanning sensors like neuralink and then scan the brain imagery.
Sounds like a massive mission, will need a lot of investment ! Would have to make sure it is differentiated from ChatGPT. Although running it locally and not sharing all your personal data with a tech giant sounds like a good option.
Now that sounds like something that could actually be built.
An AI therapist to guide you emotionally,it could be the next big wave in AI That’s a powerful idea.
Would love to see this come alive.
If you ever need support from our devs or want to bounce ideas, feel free to ping us. Genuinely a very cool product concept would be exciting to follow where it goes!
I actually saw a hackathon project along these lines once but it didn’t touch on the social media aspect you mentioned. That angle takes it to another level.
The idea of it even taking notes from missed calls or summarizing what you’ve missed across platforms… phew, now that sounds seriously useful.
If you’re genuinely working on this, it’s not just a cool hack it’s got real startup potential.
Wishing you the best of luck building it out. Would love to see where it goes!
