I generally am curious too - Im running into a similar issue with my tool build.

Difficult just to get feedback. This seems like a cool project, I dont have a ticketing system otherwise i'd try it.

Thanks! I wonder if it's easier to get people to use "B2C" opensource projects..

Curious - how does it perform with captchas and other "are you human" stuff on the web?

I added in the system prompt that it should skip CAPTCHAs and hand control back to the user. Currently working on a proper human-in-the-loop feature. That's actually one of the key advantages of running the agent inside your own browser.

Makes sense.

For curiosity's sake, have you had it try to attempt captchas?

If so, what were the results?

I haven’t. I don’t think it will work well.

I use a text-based approach. Captchas like “crossroad” usually need a screenshot, a visual model and coordinate-based mouse events.

Would love to hear more.

New entrants being folks outside the model providers themselves? I do think the database layer can be decoupled from the memory/creation layer

Im probably less worried about "AI Powered autonomous weaponry" in the near term and think its probably easier to imagine more human-remote-controlled scenarios of robotics. Meaning todays drones in warfare are still flown by humans, can China or the US get to a state where humanoid robots are controlled by humans? I think thats believable and easier to achieve while being just as scary.

30$ drones still meta of the current patch. So i don't think anything will soon change in the military aspects

I’m working on Mnexium, a memory + context layer for AI apps.

It handles persistent chat history, long-term semantic memory, user profiles, agent state, and rolling summarization.

It sits between your app and the model and works across OpenAI, Claude, and Gemini — you can switch models without losing context and still maintain memories.

The goal is to stop every team from re-implementing slightly broken memory systems, and to make memory user-owned and portable instead of tied to a single model or vendor.

Currently live with JS/TS and Python SDKs. Looking for feedback if anyone has any - good idea, bad idea? etc.

https://mnexium.com