... tired of re-explaining the same context for the 47th time. The agents are powerful. The operating environment is chaos. That s the idea behind Loadout: a Windows-first command post for running AI agents like an actual squad. Instead of treating each AI tool as a separate island, Loadout gives you one place to: build a roster of agents assign each one a role and domain approve actions before they run keep shared memory in plain Markdown see what ... ... actually look like when one user is running many agents, across many tools, with real files and real consequences? Curious how others are thinking about this. Are we headed toward single-agent copilots or operator dashboards for whole AI squads

... everyone I'm building HabitForge and planning to launch in Q1 2026. It's a social habit tracker that turns your habit journey into a squad-based adventure with real stakes and genuine accountability. The problem with most habit apps? You're alone, clicking checkboxes that only you see. There's no real consequence when you skip, and no celebration when you win. We're fixing that. With HabitForge, you create small "Forges" with 2-8 trusted friends or family ... ... other accountable through photo check-ins. It's like turning habit tracking into an RPG campaign with your crew. What makes it different: Photo check-ins - Prove you showed up End-to-end privacy - Your photos stay between your squad