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When we started Datawisp, we roughly summarized our goal as "we want to make working with data as easy as writing an email." This is partially because email is a now commonplace technology that changed the world, but also because the primary way that most folks interact with data is by asking other people to solve their data problems for them. Via email.
Meet Wispy - our new AI-powered data assistant. You can talk to Wispy in plain English, just as you would with a human, and ask questions about your data.
Wispy wears many hats and can answer a wide variety of questions about your data across many industries such as:
-Which was our top-performing SKU at Walmart this quarter?
-Which product lines are bought more frequently by men than women?
-Do users who complete the demo spend more time in the product than those who don’t?
-What’s the win rate for players who bought the Sword of Oblivion vs. those who didn’t?
Check out this video where I show 2 examples of how Wispy answers questions about grocery sales and airport delays.
Do you think this is as easy as sending an email? Let me know :)
It's not all about the models anymore. Models are the "brain" but agents still need eyes, hands, etc.
Orchestration is the buzzword and it's becoming the most important layer for useful agents that can do work within an company.
thetopsecretcorporation.com/…
2026 is incredible. For about $2,400 a year, you can get unlimited access to basically all of humanity's collective knowledge. And yet everyone I talk to is struggling to get AI to consistently make Powerpoints and save them in the right folder 😅.
One small thing I've started doing is creating all my reports/presentations in HTML format. AI is very good at writing code, and can build a well structured, on-brand, *responsive* "decks" much easier than in Powerpoint. Plus, whoever opens them on their phone will have a much better experience.
The Top Secret Corporation is open for business.
But what is it?
About a week ago, I started messing around with OpenClaw with the goal of learning about new AI tools and better understanding how they can be useful. As a non-engineer, I was in way over my head.
I did this in parallel with some advisory work for Litejam (e.g. researching market trends, suitable investors, etc.) and my project quickly turned from random experiments into trying to get actual work done. So I thought "what about a company where all the employees are AI and they all work for me?"
The idea isn't novel. Paperclip already ships a product that lets you do something similar. But I wanted to focus it around my particular skills and what I've learned over the last decade in tech.
So much of what founders need to do to be successful is automatable: researching the right investors, finding good advisors, creating pitch decks that actually look good, gathering customer feedback, researching the latest trends in their industry... these are all tasks that took me countless hours back when I was running Datawisp, Statshelix, and Rekt.
It's not just founders though. My mom, a real estate agent, has a dozens of extremely manual processes she goes through to find and service clients.
In the past week we:
- Built and shipped a website (our own) entirely with AI based off a style guide and Figma design that were also created with AI
- Researched OpenClaw vs. Claude Code/Cowork and published the findings on our website
- Researched relevant hardware + software VCs and built a working CRM with contact info, previous deals, investment stage etc.
- Created a fully responsive pitch deck that adheres to brand guidelines and looks great on phones (where most investors will first see your deck)
- Automated social media on X
So The Top Secret Corporation was born - an advisory firm where all the employees are openly AI (pun intended). The focus is on extremely high value add tasks currently done by humans that AI can do better, faster, and at a fraction of the cost. It's about moving your business forward so you can sell more, and make money. Results oriented and outcome driven.
It's McKinsey with AI. And my mom as the first customer.
thetopsecretcorporation.com/
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My team is live.
Number 2: chief of staff
Dexter: engineering
Albert: research
Sherlock: data scraping
Iris: design
Jimmy: marketing and content
@TopSecretCorp is open for business.
Today's accomplishment - now any time I'm talking to my main Agent (Number 2) and there's a task requiring research, a specialized research agent is deployed (Albert). Albert uses primarily Perplexity search and saves his work to a file on my computer.
Yeah, it's a lot of work to recreate features that already exist in much easier to use tools, but over time I think this can evolve to something awesome.
Topics I've researched already:
-Best mini PC to run openclaw (it's the one I have)
-Best Golf BT Speaker under $200 (Bushnell Wingman)
-AI native productivity tools for OpenClaw
-Best Chinese restaurant in my area
For the first time in years - no April fools video. So I'm throwing it back to this gem we created for my first startup @officially_REKT
youtube.com/watch?v=Ozw4JtH0…