Proxy 1.0 - Your AI Assistant that actually gets things done
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Meet Proxy - the AI assistant that gets things done. While others just chat, Proxy executes tasks across websites. It clicks, scrolls & navigates, handling real interactions, turning AI from talk to action.
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Chikka.ai
Proxy can streamline repetitive tasks for non-programmers. Integrating with apps without APIs is very cool.
Convergence
@jackie_luan Thank you! Our biggest inspiration is allowing anyone without any developer experience to be able to describe their own agent and build their own automation, without any fancy coding. This will empower many people around the world, think about solo entrepreneurs or students or people trying to level up in the workplace. We have even bigger ambitions about integrating across various tools, so stay tuned!
I think that "proxy 1.0" deserves my upvote
Convergence
@alfonsopatrick234 Thank you!
For the WAODAO project, we need to make a news summary and before that we did it in a semi-automatic mode, other AI services could not do everything on their own. With your product, I was able to extract news from just 1 prompt. If this continues to work as well, our team will save about 15 minutes daily. Thank you very much and good luck in your work!
Convergence
@cryptoved I LOVE THIS! Awesome.
Excellent video! This AI gets results!
Convergence
@samuel_ackah_yensu cheers, what did it get used for?
link not working - now works - amazing product
Convergence
@salahshoman should work now, sorry we had to increase our server limits
To be honest guys I tried it out for a simple task of collecting 10 crypto KOL's of my target audience and unfortunately, it couldn't even do this task before breaking down multiple times. It was extremely slow and I can ask Chatgpt this simple task with much better results within 15 seconds.
Maybe I've used it wrong but this seems like it breaks with a very basic task if you ask me. Sorry to burst any bubble.
Happy to try and give it another shot as I loved the video and concept.
Convergence
@jamie_goulding Thanks for your feedback! I think one paradox is that Proxy can fail basic tasks yet execute sophisticated tasks.
Do you want to drop me your prompt so I can take a little look?
So cool. Love the vision, though unfortunately it couldn't get through Shopify's captcha so couldn't login to Shopify admin.
Convergence
@wurtz if you hit the orange button you can take over the shopify captcha
@tanmay_jain_ Tried that too. I wasn't able to get through the captcha on manual control either. My clicks wouldn't register on the quiz.
Convergence
@wurtz We shipped a small improvement to CAPTCHAs, hopefully a few more tools will be available.
If Proxy is stuck, you can also "Enter browser" (beside the send message button) to help it out. Unfortunately, this would rule out full automations for those use cases, but we're looking into options.
I’m truly impressed by your outstanding work—Proxy embodies a vision we deeply resonate with. AI should actively solve our problems, not just dictate instructions from behind the scenes.
After testing your product, I was amazed by its execution capabilities. However, I also noticed that in some tasks, the balance between AI and human collaboration could be improved. At times, users only realize much later that the AI has produced information that isn’t quite usable, leading to unnecessary delays. While task completion notifications via email are a fantastic idea, they might inadvertently disrupt professional workflows.
Nonetheless, the approach you’ve taken is groundbreaking, and I’m excited to see how Proxy evolves!
Convergence
@ai_prodo Thank you for the feedback! One suggestion I have, if you want to engage with Proxy in a more collaborative fashion, is to include "checkpoints" in your prompt, saying things like "Once you scan the first webpage, check with me to see if you are on track" or "Once you have the recipe ingredients, check with me which products to buy".
Chance AI: Curiosity Lens
I can't contain my excitement about what you've built here! 🤯
As someone who's watched the AI assistant space evolve from simple chatbots to... well, more sophisticated chatbots, Proxy feels like that "holy grail" moment we've all been waiting for. Finally, an AI that doesn't just talk about doing things, but actually DOES them!
You know that feeling when you're explaining a task to someone and you just want to say "here, let me do it myself"? That's exactly what Proxy solves. The ability to navigate websites, click buttons, and handle real interactions is like having a digital version of yourself that just... gets it.
I've been dreaming of this kind of tool since I first started juggling multiple tasks and browser tabs. The amount of time spent on repetitive web tasks - logging in, filling forms, copying data - it's soul-crushing. Watching Proxy handle these tasks feels like being freed from digital busy-work prison!
What really gets me excited is thinking about all the creative ways people will use this. It's not just about automation - it's about reclaiming our time for actual meaningful work. It's about saying goodbye to those mind-numbing tasks that eat up our days in tiny bites.
The fact that you're offering this with a free tier is incredibly generous. You're not just building a tool; you're democratizing personal automation in a way that could help everyone from busy professionals to students to small business owners.
This feels like one of those watershed moments in productivity tools - like when spreadsheets first arrived, or when task management went digital. You're not just iterating on existing solutions; you're fundamentally changing how we interact with our digital world.
Keep pushing the boundaries! You're building something truly revolutionary here, and I can't wait to see how it evolves! 🚀✨
Convergence
@xi_z This means a lot to us! Thank you so much.
We are all about empowering everyone around the world with a helping hand, and 2025 marks a new step-size moment for AI!
Very interesting concept, but I found the privacy policy lacking. Since this is taking action on your behalf, and a lot of things will be gated behind logins, I think it'd go a long way to specifically spell out how things like login security is handled.