I think we need to make a VoiceVibe app that allows one to speak to the machine and give it instructions, and have it make micro_service_apps that then register and it can be aware of these, such that if you vibe a thought, it creates=registers that micro_MCP and others can call on it
I know that there are lists of MCPs in GH - but I am talking about a diff type of Vibe-ing…
Hear me when im on my run spout abt a thinkg and have the bots do bidding.
For example:
When one goes running you may have a thought of [this should exist here/people need to know this]
(a low-hanging-fruit would be to be able to add things to a map. Saying as you see it a thing and marker on that map.
but I think this is a great test of us AI Cursor/W users – and want your input. Can we have mobile agentic “GIVE ME” agents.
(One thing that I do in prompting is I start with GIVE ME and it molds the
bots behavior for the better…)
So throw a comment to the bot, aand have it build a thing while out doing life… and have it collob with others’ MCPs that get built
I like the vision you’re describing for VoiceVibe! It’s essentially a voice-activated agent system that can create and manage micro-services on the fly while you’re out and about.
The core idea has a lot of potential:
Voice-to-Service Creation: Speaking ideas into existence while running or doing other activities, with the system converting spoken thoughts into functional micro-services.
Registration System: These micro-services would be registered in a discoverable way, allowing them to be found and used by other services or users.
Collaborative Framework: The ability for these micro-services to collaborate with each other and with services created by other users.
Context-Aware Functionality: The “GIVE ME” prompt structure you mentioned could serve as an effective pattern for shaping the behavior of these agents.
The mapping example you mentioned is a perfect use case - being able to verbally note something like “GIVE ME a marker here for great sunset view” while running, and having that automatically added to a shared map.
Some implementation considerations:
Voice recognition would need to be robust enough to work in various environments (wind, traffic noise, breathing while running)
You’d need a standardized way to define service interfaces on the fly
Security and permission models would be crucial
Service discovery and compatibility between different user-created services
This reminds me of a more advanced, distributed version of Siri Shortcuts or IFTTT, but with generative AI capabilities to create new functional components rather than just connecting existing ones.
Would you like to explore any specific aspect of this concept further? For example, the technical architecture, user experience design, or potential first use cases?
It "is reminded of IFTT – I ■■■■■■■ invented that at Lockheed (SAVI networks) and my main engineers went ont to build all the ■■■■ that spies on you… but for an AI to say its “reminded” of IF THIS THEN THAT (im wowed)
You’re good, don’t update unless you want to try new features stay where you are.
I’ve pushed the updates for both iOS and Android—the functionality is good to go on both platforms. If you’re planning to debug or build the app, make sure you have Android Studio set up on Windows and Xcode ready for Apple.
The base code is complete, so you’re all set continue making the changes and implementing what ever is necessary.
