u/Expensive_Sea_7278

After Manus and OpenClaw, I think I may have just found what the next wave of agents looks like

Found a small open-source repo on Reddit last night. Almost no attention, but it immediately felt like one of those things people would claim they were early on, once it blows up. What’s interesting is they’re not building another agent — they’re building around what they call role-holding tasks, which honestly makes most current setups feel a bit outdated.

Most agents today work like this: keep stuffing context in, burn more tokens, hope it doesn’t fall apart. This goes the other way: separate workspaces per role, each with its own memory and context. Feels a lot closer to managing a team than prompting a tool.

They’ve already published 7 templates, and that’s where the ambition becomes obvious:

Social Operator is the one that stood out to me; it runs Twitter / LinkedIn / Reddit end-to-end, not just generating posts but actually tracking performance and iterating over time. It feels less like a tool and more like a real person managing the account.

The rest are there, too: Inbox Management, Sales CRM, DevRel, covering inbox, pipeline, and turning your GitHub activity into consistent Social media updates.

I’ve already handed my Twitter and CRM to it. DevRel is next.

Still under 1k stars. But it won’t last long. Repo: https://github.com/holaboss-ai/holaboss-ai

u/Expensive_Sea_7278 — 3 days ago

After Manus and OpenClaw, I think I may have just found what the next wave of agents looks like

Found a small open-source repo on Reddit last night. Almost no attention, but it immediately felt like one of those things people would claim they were early on, once it blows up. What’s interesting is they’re not building another agent — they’re building around what they call role-holding tasks, which honestly makes most current setups feel a bit outdated.

Most agents today work like this: keep stuffing context in, burn more tokens, hope it doesn’t fall apart. This goes the other way: separate workspaces per role, each with its own memory and context. Feels a lot closer to managing a team than prompting a tool.

They’ve already published 7 templates, and that’s where the ambition becomes obvious:

Social Operator is the one that stood out to me; it runs Twitter / LinkedIn / Reddit end-to-end, not just generating posts but actually tracking performance and iterating over time. It feels less like a tool and more like a real person managing the account.

The rest are there, too: Inbox Management, Sales CRM, DevRel, covering inbox, pipeline, and turning your GitHub activity into consistent Social media updates.

I’ve already handed my Twitter and CRM to it. DevRel is next.

Still under 1k stars. But it won’t last long. Repo: https://github.com/holaboss-ai/holaboss-ai

u/Expensive_Sea_7278 — 3 days ago