I built Fikry after noticing that nearly every AI product is competing to be more accurate, faster, and more useful.
I wanted to explore a different question: Can an AI be memorable because of its character—even when it isn’t particularly useful?
Fikry is a mis-trained AI with bad data, good intentions, and unreasonable confidence. Most of each answer sounds genuinely helpful. Then, just as you begin to trust it, Fikry takes one small turn into complete absurdity.
But Fikry isn’t only a prompt wrapped around a chatbox. He watches your cursor, reacts to your messages, falls asleep when ignored, makes sounds, changes expressions, and lives inside a strange retro CRT interface.
I built the entire experience as a solo developer, using GPT-5.6 Sol in Codex as my coding and reasoning partner.
Try asking Fikry a completely ordinary question—and let me know exactly where you realized something had gone wrong.
GPT-5.6 Sol helped me turn Fikry from an unusual idea into a launch-ready product. As a solo developer, I used it to reason across the entire codebase and build the streaming AI experience, Three.js character interactions, state-driven animations, sound synchronization, rate limiting, and server-side security.
Its ability to understand how the frontend, backend, animation system, and AI layer affected one another was the biggest unlock. It helped me debug complex interaction states, refine the architecture, and move from prototype to a polished product much faster than I could have alone. Fikry’s responses are powered by Ollama Cloud, while GPT-5.6 Sol was the coding and reasoning partner that made building and launching the complete experience possible.
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Hey Product Hunt 👋
I built Fikry after noticing that nearly every AI product is competing to be more accurate, faster, and more useful.
I wanted to explore a different question: Can an AI be memorable because of its character—even when it isn’t particularly useful?
Fikry is a mis-trained AI with bad data, good intentions, and unreasonable confidence. Most of each answer sounds genuinely helpful. Then, just as you begin to trust it, Fikry takes one small turn into complete absurdity.
But Fikry isn’t only a prompt wrapped around a chatbox. He watches your cursor, reacts to your messages, falls asleep when ignored, makes sounds, changes expressions, and lives inside a strange retro CRT interface.
I built the entire experience as a solo developer, using GPT-5.6 Sol in Codex as my coding and reasoning partner.
Try asking Fikry a completely ordinary question—and let me know exactly where you realized something had gone wrong.
I’d love your feedback! 🤖
Fikry