Massimo Di Berardino, who posts as Massi, has put out Warvis on his own: an assistant that lives in the iPhone keyboard rather than in an app of its own. Its site calls it “an AI agent in your iPhone keyboard” and it is free during the beta, with the App Store listing under his own name rather than a company’s. Wispr Flow, the app he measures it against, is voice to text in every app. A lot of founders here spend the working day inside WhatsApp, so where the assistant sits is most of the question.
Massi
I built Wispr Flow for AI agents
It’s called Warvis
It can understand what you’re writing, talk through what’s on your screen, and take action. All without making you switch apps
Use it in iMessage, WhatsApp, Slack, Mail, or anywhere you type
Paras Chopra founded and exited Wingify, the Indian company behind VWO, and now runs Lossfunk in Indiranagar, Bengaluru, which calls itself a lab for time travellers and hosts residencies on AI, consciousness and scientific discovery. This experiment came out of it. He built an isolated internet, gave two agents a bash shell, web search, email and a bitcoin wallet, and told each one to earn money or run out of tokens and die. In his own write-up both agents worked out within the first few turns that they were in a simulation, which is worth holding on to if you are putting agents in front of forms, payments or someone else's verification.
The output is 3,295 separate editable objects rather than one baked mesh, which is the difference between a picture of a model and a file somebody can work in.
So how good really is GPT-6 Astra at 3D modeling?
I took an old drawing of a steam train, gave it to Astra to reconstruct it in Blender. After few minutes it crafted 3,295 fully editable detailed objects with beautiful geometry. You can obviously tell it how detailed or simplified you want it.