Unlike many other times in the past, I'm going to build in public! So here it goes:
I've just published the first version Webbu, an assistant for the browser! We've all been spending more time in the browser, and webbu wants to be right there with you, helping you get things done faster. For example, you can change the color of a website by saying "make the background blue". There's also a 1 min demo video at https://webbu.app.
This is just the first version and it doesn't have many skills but I want to put it out there early so that folks can contribute to it. Anyone can create skills and the project itself is open source (https://github.com/fersarr/webbu_backend). If there is any revenue in the future, it will be shared with all the skill creators and open source contributors.
I will shortly create a tutorial on how to create skills. Basically, you can do it in a no-code fashion by using a combination of steps like "type text", "change style", "open a URL", etc. Additionally, you will be able to create skills programmatically in the backend.
If anyone out there is interested in getting involved, or if you have any feedback, please let me know!
Also, kudos for making it open-source and sharing potential revenue – that's a cool community approach! If you ever need tech insights or support, https://multitechverse.com/ might have some valuable resources.
Building in public is a great way to grow and get feedback. Webbu sounds super handy, especially with all the time we spend in browsers these days. Love the customization aspect! Checked out the demo, and it's looking promising. I'll definitely keep an eye on your progress.
I love the idea of changing website colors with voice commands!