Omi Wearable AI Hackathon

## **The Challenge:** 
# Create the most helpful AI Mentor, Assistant, Guide, Guru, God, Coach, or Friend 

[Omi](omi.me) is an AI wearable that takes notes during your conversations and gives personalized advice via in-app notifications. You can download the Omi app ([Apple](https://apps.apple.com/us/app/omi-ai-friend-coach/id6502156163)|[Google](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.friend.ios)) and connect it to [the Omi developer kit](https://www.omi.me/products/omi-dev-kit-2) to test your AI mentor in the real world. Omi's app and API gives you access to gigabytes of your own data. 

Your task is to use the data from Omi to create the most helpful AI app that talks with you through notifications and helps you throughout your day.

# Getting Started
1.  [Join Discord](https://discord.gg/omi)
2.  [Buy the Omi dev kit](https://www.omi.me/products/friend-dev-kit-2)
3.  [Read the Docs](https://docs.omi.me/docs/developer/apps/Introduction)
4.  [Try the Sample Code for an AI mentor](https://github.com/BasedHardware/omi/blob/main/plugins/example/notifications/mentor/main.py)
5. Check out the FAQ for more examples!

# Example Use Cases for Omi Mentor

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## **1. Getting Proactive Advice During Meetings**  
**Scenario:** During a meeting, you want advice to move faster, either proactively or by asking, "Hey Omi, what do you think?"  

**Example Response:**  
> "I noticed you're brainstorming ways to go viral on Hacker News. If I were you, I'd publish your link first, then text Alex, James, Jacob, and Scott and ask them to upvote it. Just make sure not to send them direct links!"

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## **2. Receiving Alternative Opinions After Arguments**  
**Scenario:** After an argument or discussion, you want to know if your viewpoint was correct or if another perspective is valid. This should trigger either when the conversation ends.  

**Example Response:**  
> "Hey Nik, you were discussing current goals with Joan. In my opinion, you should continue with your marketing activities because they generate momentum. However, spend at least 40% of your time improving the product. Since you don’t yet have product-market fit, it’s crucial to balance both efforts."

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## **3. Getting Relevant Questions to Extract More Value from Conversations**  
**Scenario:** You want relevant questions to ask during conversations to make them more valuable.  

**Example Response:**  
> "It seems Richard is very experienced in scaling hardware companies, but you didn’t ask him about it—even though it's your current main goal! You could ask, 'How did you get your first 10k sales?' This might help you with your growth strategy."

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## **4. Analyzing Communication Efficiency After a Meeting**  
**Scenario:** After a meeting, you want feedback on how efficient your communication was.  

**Example Response:**  
> "Nice work on that pitch, Joan! You've improved since last week. Previously, you dove straight into the pitch without much of a warm-up, which could feel abrupt. Today, you engaged with Leo, asked about him and his firm first, and then introduced your topic. This created a more receptive environment—definitely an improvement!"

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## **5. Getting Daily, Weekly, and Monthly Task Suggestions**  
**Scenario:** You want guidance on what you should be focusing on for the day, week, and month.  

**Example Response:**  
> "Good morning! You mentioned your weekly goal is to reach 10k users. Here’s what I suggest for today:  
> - Reach out to three influencers (your advisor Monisha recommended this earlier).  
> - Make the Twitter announcement (this is where you’ve seen the most traffic).  
> - Write 20 SEO-optimized pages (SEO brought the best results in your last company).  
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> We can check in for your weekly and monthly goals as well!"

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Omi Wearable AI Hackathon

Omi Wearable AI Hackathon

Omi Wearable AI Hackathon$50,000