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Silky — The AI That Talks First
Silky lives in the corner of every myDoo screen. You don't have to start the conversation.
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v2.1.57 — Notifications That Don't Vanish, Memory That Doesn't Cut Out
Notifications collect in a bell instead of vanishing. Recall stays available offline. Collaboration sync is faster and quieter.
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What Changes When You Stop Going to AI
Chatting on a website versus working in your folder. The AI is the same — but where it sits changes what you can ask it to do.
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Mobile D.Board — Continue Your PC Session from Your Phone
Your AI keeps working while you're away from your desk. Here's how to view sessions, approve requests, and give instructions from your phone.
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Starting a Project — Vibe Coding and Document Work
Open a project in Doo Desk, describe what you want, and watch files appear. Code and documents, built from conversation.
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What Changes When Conversations Don't Disappear
Close a Claude tab and the conversation is gone. In myDoo it stays. Here's what that difference actually changes — from someone who's lived with it.
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Using Doo Talk — Register Tasks and Chat with Your Team
Register a task, get a conversation channel. AI joins the same thread. Doo Talk keeps work and discussion in one place.
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Setting Up Your Folder — Building a Structure That Accumulates
Chatting with AI and having AI work directly with your files are different things. Connecting a folder makes the second one possible.
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v2.2.12 — Your Home Is Now a Control Tower
Open myDoo and see every project, agent, and doo on one screen — with Silky right beside you. Twelve updates from v2.2.1 to v2.2.12, in one post.
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Getting Started with myDoo — From Install to Your First Conversation
Install mydoo, have your first conversation in Doo Table, and add Codex and Gemini as extensions — all in one walkthrough.
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v2.2.0 — Home Just Got Rebuilt
Starting work shouldn't begin with wondering which window to open. v2.2.0 rebuilds that first place — DooHome. Tasks, Conversations, and Output — All in One Place The left side of DooHome now holds a kanban board. Today's work, what's overdue, and what's
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How to Make Claude Code Collaborate — Doorae and Conductoring
If you've pushed Claude Code hard, you know this complaint. You spin up subagents in parallel, and they quit halfway. Or worse — they finish, and they've built the wrong thing. Here's why it happens: a subagent has no way to ask. Look at the