A creator uses Meta smart glasses with two AI agents, Bodhi and Kai, to get real-time marketing updates while at the Exploratorium. He treats them as individual "soldiers" with distinct personalities, coordinated by LangGraph to prioritize tasks and deliver campaign insights like conversions and share loss.
Chapters
I literally, Charles, have figured out what I can actually do with Meta glasses and make them useful. So it was a perfect example about a week and a half ago. I was with my son down at the Exploratorium in San Francisco. And as we're walking around with his friend, I've got Bode in my ear giving me updates and reports. And so I get outbound messages like, hey, this campaign just converted. Great. That's a congratulatory. Let's go check it out. What was the win? Hey, this campaign's not working. We just lost a percentage of Share on AI voice. Okay, well, what's going on over there? Like, it's executing. So that's a combination— OpenAI and Anthropic are probably my 2, like, big soldiers in there. And so that's, again, Bodhi and Kai. They've got names. And what I'm finding is, obviously, if you treat them like individuals, you create that skill. And obviously there's a lot more to it than just saying, I've got an agent. Like, you've got to specifically train it. I use an orchestrator. I use LangGraph. And so does a great job of being like the conductor, saying, okay, you got a first-class ticket, you go here. Oh, you belong in the back of the cart, you go over here. And so that's how that gets divided.