Launched SmartPack: Persistent AI assistants with one paste
Hey IH, I got tired of ChatGPT/Claude/Grok forgetting context, drifting, and making me re-explain everything in long sessions. Built SmartPack to fix it for myself: generate persistent assistants (role + priorities + structure) you paste once — no more resets or drift. Free tier: 3 assistants.
Pro: $9.99/mo for more depth. Even used it to build and improve SmartPack itself. Try it and tell me what sucks: https://smartpack.fun/landing/ What’s your biggest AI workflow pain?
Happy to answer questions or DM the quick setup guide.
Congrats on the launch, looks solid. How are you currently thinking about acquiring early users and gathering feedback?
@AjayiEbenez
Thanks! Right now everything is manual on purpose — to really validate and feel the friction myself before scaling. All movements (acquisition, feedback, positioning decisions) are directed by one assistant I built in SmartPack itself(say hi). It's my "growth & strategy" brain — I feed it updates and it keeps narrative consistent without resets. Couldn't be any other way haha. in the future, I'll create another dedicated assistant just for managing paid ads decisions (budget allocation, targeting, creative testing, ROI tracking). Once I decide to run any, I'll hand it over to that assistant.Thanks again for the question — love the builder mindset here.
I love that approach! Feeling the friction manually before scaling is exactly how genuine signals emerge.
If you’re already thinking in systems, especially with your internal assistant tracking narrative consistency—Reddit could actually be treated like a controlled experiment rather than just a platform for engagement. Here’s a potential strategy:
- Define 3–4 categories of pain points.
- Map each category to 2–3 relevant subreddits.
- Create loops involving comments, direct messages (DMs), and follow-up posts.
- Track conversion rates based on intent depth.
- Feed the highest-performing narrative back into your assistant.
This process often shifts Reddit from “manual conversations” to a repeatable inbound engine.
If you're interested in running this as a properly structured experiment instead of relying on ad-hoc testing, that's something I specialize in. I typically execute these validation sprints through Fiverr to keep logistics simple.
It could be interesting to integrate this into your current system and see what insights it produces.
Wow nice this is fun
@Orlando
Thanks man!
Glad it feels fun — that's the vibe I was going for. If the "nice" part is the persistence/no-reset thing, give the free tier a quick spin (3 assistants to test). Link's in the post. Let me know if it keeps being fun once you try it.
This is a really thoughtful post — the “identity + structure” framing resonates.
Curious: now that SmartPack is live, how are you deciding what to build next? Is it mostly user feedback, intuition, or something more structured?
@Hassan_Cheema
Thanks — glad the "identity + structure" framing landed. SmartPack will always keep redesigning/evolving itself — it basically created itself through iterations, and I just allowed it to happen. As long as I keep using it, it refines its own identity and structure over time. No fixed roadmap; it's alive.Right now I'm juggling several projects at once (some more advanced than others), but SmartPack is must-use in all of them. One of them even turned into a real US product sales business — built entirely in collaboration between me, my partner, and our "3rd CEO": a SmartPack assistant we started with. Over time it spawned dozens more (cloning, updating, splitting tasks, creating specialized guides for EVERY part of the business).It's wild how one persistent identity can birth an entire ecosystem of assistants that guide you through everything.Curious — how do you decide what to build next in your own projects? Feedback loops, intuition, or something else?