Pai

What started as a simple integration project became the most comprehensive Personal AI skill ecosystem available. Today, I successfully integrated Daniel Miessler’s complete Personal AI Infrastructure with my Mac-based Clawdbot system - and the results are extraordinary. The Challenge I had been running Daniel Miessler’s PAI system on Windows, with custom skills I’d developed for my consulting work, teaching, and family life. But I wanted everything integrated with my Mac-native Clawdbot system. The challenge was massive: ...

Ever wished your AI could remember every conversation across every platform? Not just the last few messages, but everything - from Signal texts to iMessage threads to voice calls to web chats - all searchable, all accessible, all connected? That’s exactly what we built today. The Problem: AI Amnesia at Scale Personal AI systems suffer from fragmented memory. Your conversations are scattered across: Signal messages and group chats iMessage and SMS threads Web dashboard sessions Voice calls with PAI Email exchanges Meeting transcripts Each silo exists in isolation. When you ask “What did we discuss about that client project?” your AI can only see the current conversation thread. The context from your phone call yesterday? Gone. The planning session in another chat? Invisible. ...

What if you could pick up the phone and talk to your AI infrastructure? Not through an app, not through a chat interface—just dial a number and have a conversation with Claude, powered by your own Personal AI Infrastructure. That’s exactly what I’ve built with the PAI Voice Server. From Text to Voice PAI has always been about extensibility and control. The system already handles everything from Microsoft 365 integration to blog publishing through a skill-based architecture. But there was one interaction mode missing: voice. ...

We’ve all been there. You’re using ChatGPT or Claude for quick questions, but the moment you need something more complex—deep research, document generation, or integration with your actual tools—things fall apart. Either the AI forgets context between sessions, can’t access your systems, or simply isn’t designed for the kind of persistent, specialized work you need. On the flip side, powerful agentic systems like Claude Code are incredible for complex tasks but aren’t always “on.” They’re designed for focused work sessions, not the constant stream of messages, reminders, and quick questions that make up daily life. ...

Personal AI Infrastructure has evolved from a simple assistant into a full-fledged cognitive operating system. With version 2.4.0—codenamed “The Algorithm”—PAI introduces a systematic 7-phase problem-solving framework, 28 specialized skills, and a roster of 12 named agents with distinct personalities and expertise areas. This post provides a complete tour of what’s possible. The PAI Algorithm: 7 Phases of Problem-Solving Every task PAI handles follows a consistent methodology: ...

“Create an MSA for Sarah at Northwind Industries, a Delaware corporation.” That’s all I said. Within seconds, PAI had generated a professional Master Services Agreement, pre-filled the client details, and sent signature requests to both parties. No template hunting. No copy-paste errors. No forgetting to update the entity type. This is what contract automation looks like when your AI has the right tools. The Contract Problem I built this system for a friend who runs a consulting business. Their workflow involves contracts - lots of them. NDAs before discovery calls. MSAs before engagements. SOWs for each project phase. Amendments when scope changes. ...

PAI now has full visibility across the Microsoft 365 stack. Seven services, unified under one AI that can orchestrate workflows spanning your entire digital workspace. The M365 Surface Area Here’s what PAI can now see and act on: Service What PAI Can Do Calendar Check availability, find meeting times, review upcoming commitments, identify scheduling conflicts OneDrive Browse files, search documents, retrieve content for context, upload outputs Planner View team tasks across plans, check project status, understand workload distribution To Do Manage personal tasks, track action items, maintain task lists Contacts Look up people, find email addresses, understand organizational relationships SharePoint Access team sites, browse document libraries, search across organizational content OneNote Read notebooks, retrieve meeting notes, access knowledge bases Cross-Service Workflows The real power isn’t in accessing individual services—it’s in orchestrating across them. ...

Apple’s ecosystem is famously closed. iMessage, Calendar, Notes, Reminders—they all work beautifully together, but getting external systems to interact with them? That’s traditionally been nearly impossible. Until now. By adding a Mac Mini to my PAI infrastructure, I’ve unlocked bidirectional access to the entire Apple ecosystem. My AI can read my messages, check my calendar, access my notes, and even respond through Siri. Here’s how it works and what it unlocks. ...

I built this system for a friend who runs a consulting business. Running a business means spending more time on invoicing than anyone would like. Creating quotes, tracking expenses, sending invoices, following up on payments—it’s necessary work, but it pulls attention away from actual client work. So I did what any AI-obsessed technologist would do: I taught my AI to handle it. The Goal: AI-Powered Business Operations I wanted my Personal AI Infrastructure (PAI) to be able to: ...

One of the most powerful aspects of Personal AI Infrastructure isn’t just what it can do - it’s who it can serve. The same architecture that transforms my individual productivity can scale to empower a small team, a growing company, or an enterprise with 60,000 employees. The secret? Every user gets their own personalized PAI with their personal context and relevant skills. No shared generic chatbot. No one-size-fits-all solution. Your AI, with your context, working your way. ...