Proxy: A Personal AI Agent by Convergence AI, Powered by LMLM 112

Proxy is a personal AI agent based on a large model (LMLM) developed by Convergence. Proxy has the ability to browse the Web automatically and can help users complete various daily tasks through natural language interaction.

It is worth noting that Convergence Proxy showed clear advantages over OpenAI's Operator in benchmark tests, including response time and intelligent processing capabilities. For example, in a specific task scenario, Proxy performed significantly better than OpenAI's solution, being more efficient.

Proxy Features

• LMLM-Based Model: Proxy adopts a Large Meta-Learning Model (LMLM), which makes it not only suitable for specific workflows but also capable of working across multiple tasks and domains, acquiring skills through long-term memory and continuous learning, much like humans.

• Long-Term Memory Capability: What sets Proxy apart is that it endows AI assistants with "long-term memory." It can remember user preferences and past tasks across different sessions, allowing it to learn, adapt, and accumulate skills, similar to the human learning process. This capability enables Proxy to handle more complex tasks and provide more personalized services based on users' historical interactions.

• Advanced Task Execution: Proxy is not limited to basic queries and information retrieval; it is designed to perform advanced tasks such as scheduling, summarizing documents, finding information, and even executing specific administrative or professional tasks in the workplace.

• Voice and Text Commands: Users can interact with Proxy via voice or text input, and the system responds instantly and executes the corresponding actions.

• Continuous Learning and Skill Acquisition: With a continuous learning mechanism, Proxy continuously optimizes its performance over time, learning new tasks and workflows to better adapt to user needs.

Proxy Applications:

• Personal Assistant: Proxy can serve as users' intelligent agent, helping to execute everyday web tasks such as ordering food, shopping, and scheduling. Users initiate tasks through prompts, and Proxy handles the execution.

• Business Automation: In enterprise environments, Proxy can automate repetitive operations such as data entry, report generation, and customer outreach.

• Research and Analysis: Proxy's capabilities can also extend to data collection and analysis. It can automatically gather information from the internet and perform preliminary analysis, such as market research and competitor analysis.

• Education and Learning Assistant: Convergence Proxy can serve as a learning assistant, helping students organize study materials and create study plans.
  

In terms of specific applications, Proxy's performance optimization is key to evaluating its effectiveness, especially when handling complex and variable tasks. For example, when used in website customer service or customer interaction, Proxy can quickly identify and respond to customer needs.

Trial and Pricing:

The free version of Proxy offers users 5 conversations per day (up to two parallel sessions, with the ability to set one automated task). If users need more features, they can opt for the Pro version at $20 per month, which offers unlimited conversations and more automation capabilities.

Proxy aims to be a general-purpose AI intelligent assistant applicable to a variety of scenarios in personal life and work environments, from everyday chores to professional-grade support.