Ultra-intensive week on Gladys

Hello everyone :smiley:

Next week, my partner won’t be here, and I’ve decided to make it the most intensive week in Gladys’s history.

Why now? Because with Claude Fable 5, my productivity is skyrocketing. It’s clearly the right time to put the pedal to the metal.

I’ve just upgraded to the maximum Claude Code plan at €216/month, so I’ll never be held back by a limit in the middle of a session :smiley:

:bullseye: Goal #1: Release the external integrations.

This is THE project that will change the dimensions of Gladys, and I want to deliver it as soon as possible.

:handshake: And most importantly: this week, I’ll be available all the time.

If you want to develop an external integration, now is THE time to get started.
I want as many integrations available at launch as possible, and I’ll be there from morning to night to exchange, answer your questions, and give you live feedback.

Don’t hesitate, even if you’re not sure of yourself or just starting out: you’ll never bother me. The more of us pushing this week, the bigger the launch will be.

And you, what do you want to see?

• A feature you consider essential?
• A YouTube live stream during the week?
• Content, behind-the-scenes, a particular format?

Tell me everything, no taboos, anything can be done!

:date: My minute-by-minute schedule:

I’ll need to stay strong to keep up, but I haven’t sacrificed sleep (8 hours per night, non-negotiable) or exercise (every day). On the other hand, social life = 0 :smiley:

See you very soon for the first results!

Cool and thanks for everything :slight_smile:
How does the development of an external integration work?
I’d really like to start development for Daikin Cloud first :slight_smile:

To develop an external integration, I strongly recommend taking a Claude plan and providing the following information :smiley:

The documentation in French:

In English:

There is an integration template: GitHub - GladysAssistant/integration-template-js: Gladys Assistant Integration template for a JS external integration · GitHub

This template is based on the JS SDK: GitHub - GladysAssistant/integration-sdk-js: Gladys Assistant SDK for JS external integration · GitHub

Then, to test for now it’s on a Docker image:

ghcr.io/gladysassistant/gladys-preview:claude-magical-turing-qhh7q2

Or directly by launching this PR locally: External integrations (RFC phase 1): Docker supervisor, host API, integration WebSocket, decentralized store and generic frontend by Pierre-Gilles · Pull Request #2665 · GladysAssistant/Gladys · GitHub

Ok thanks :slight_smile:
I thought this was going to use your claude code plan like for the matterbridge factory :wink:
I’ll try to find some time to look into all this

Oh dear, what a schedule! I’d love to participate as I have a lot of free time now, but I’ll have a hard time getting started since my computer knowledge dates back to punch cards!! Since I’m starting almost from scratch, what method do you recommend for me to quickly learn how to develop this kind of integration? I’m only subscribed to « mammouth » so I only have basic AI tools…

Not much to learn, you just need a Claude Code subscription, time to test, and the will to do it :smiley:

I have the time and the will! So should I take a claude pro subscription at €15/month? (is that before tax?)
I need to know where I can find a quick (and free) claude code training
Otherwise I have google gemini AI PRO: can I use it?

That’s great, HT. :slightly_smiling_face:

The Claude Pro subscription is already a very good starting point: it gives access to Claude Opus 4.8, but not to Fable 5.

For developing relatively simple integrations, it will be more than sufficient. However, if you want to use Fable 5, you will have to pay for it per use (per token).

The other option is to upgrade to the Max plan (€90 HT/month), which includes Fable 5.

No idea, but Gemini is quite behind compared to Claude. Gemini is no longer even listed on the „frontier“ models; they are not very competitive at the moment

ok, I’ll then learn Claude code :grinning_face: