5 INSANE Use Cases For GPT-6 Astra

Julian Goldie (0:00)

Today, I'm going to show you the top AI automations that I use and use cases with GPT-6 Astra. Just number one to inspire you, but number two to show you what I'm actually using, because I've built so many different automations at this point. As you can see inside the system, we have loads of cool stuff. So, for example, we have like loop systems, we have video agents. But I want to show you what I actually use, you know, 90 days after building this whole system to show you, okay, what's actually useful and kind of what's a distraction, and you probably don't need. So let's get straight into it. The first thing that I would say here is like, your use cases are going to differ from mine. But the first thing that I actually use all the time is this research tool here. So this is Hermes agent running on a schedule every 24 hours. And basically what it does is it uses GP6 Astra as a brain. So Hermes agent with GP6 Astra as a brain. And from here, it basically looks at what's trending in the industry right now. So you can customize this to any industry that you want. It's a custom built tool since I had the Air Profile Boarding if you want to get it. But basically, it automatically looks at the latest headlines, and then it sorts them by what's trending right now.

So what's actually the most interesting information right now? And what this also does is it's connected to x.com. Now, the reason that I like x.com for trending news is it typically tends to be higher quality, and it tends to be like more relevant, right? So I don't want just like generic news headlines. If I, you know, anyone could go into, for example, you could go into Google and you could type in AI News or something like that, not going to be that useful. Not going to be that useful, and it's going to have a lot of generic fluff. Whereas this whole system here, it pulls in the most relevant headlines today, and it runs on a 24-hour schedule, and also it plugs it straight into our memory system, which means that when I'm creating content later, and this is the second use case of AI agents with Astra, is that it's plugged into a second brain.

Now, before we get onto that, and I'll show you that in a second, what you can see here as well is that we can easily, number one, go straight to the original post on that topic on X. We can open it up quickly, as you can see right here. But also we can draft a tweet, or we can publish SEO content directly to our websites on that particular topic. So if I'm like, okay, well, you know, let's say for example, Sikandafugo Ultra 2 versus Fable 5.1, that's probably something people are searching for, and people are probably interested on X about it. So I can just click on draft this, and then what it actually does is it will write a tweet on that topic. And also if we click publish to WordPress, it will actually post articles to my website on that topic too. And that's just working in the background whilst I go and do something else. That's pretty useful. Now, if we go over to Homey's Oracle here, and we go to the publish section, you can see articles that we've published already to my website from this whole system, as you can see right here. So we can view them over here, and we can see that we've created all this content. And it's basically like automating trending content in our niche that we could actually rank for on Google. So super powerful, super useful, and really easy to do. And it all goes into the publish section. Now, also, this brings me on to use case number two, which is our memory system. And again, I just want to inspire you with this stuff. So like, some of you might find this useful. Some of you, for example, you might be thinking, okay, this is cool, but I want to change it however I want. So all of this stuff is kind of like, you can change it and mix it up. You can customize this. Even, for example, this is based on AI News, but you can customize this to any industry you're in. So that's a beautiful thing about AI as well, especially when it's using an open source tool like Hermes with GPT-6 Asterisk brain, is like, you can mold and change everything that you want to. All of this is flexible. So if we come on to the memory galaxy system over here, this is really powerful. So this is Obsidian, and I can just visually see this beautiful second brain, that we've got running, that's completely automated. I've never created a memory manually inside the system. Our AI agents are doing it for me.