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@svpino Showing beats prompting for anything with real steps. We taught our closing ops agents by recording how a coordinator actually works a file, not by writing rules. The demo captures the exceptions nobody thinks to document. Self hosting so the data stays put matters too.
@svpino Every major computing shift has lowered the barrier between intention and execution. Command lines. GUIs. Natural language. Now: demonstration. Teaching is becoming the new programming.
@svpino Makes sense. You don't teach people by handing them a manual, you sit next to them and show them. Agents shouldn't be any different. Self-hosted is the right call.
@svpino Works with any agent and any model, until you try the one you actually need. Same promise, different repo.
@svpino Open Teach flips the script on agent training. Self-hosted data control is the real unlock.
@svpino This only matters if it survives messy company process. Sandbox cleverness doesn't ship.
Teach your agents what to do by "showing" them. This is how you teach other people: You sit them next to you, open a browser, click, click, and done. The beauty of Open Teach is that it works with any agent and any model. You can self-host this. Your data stays yours.
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