Wilte

The Problem Today, our digital lives are scattered across the internet. Our conversations, interests, skills, and activities collectively shape who we are online, but this information remains spread across different platforms and is rarely used effectively on our behalf. In Bhutan, we see an opportunity to explore personal AI agents that represent individuals and help them in their digital lives. What if we could bring this information together and create a digital version of ourselves that could work for us? This is where MIRA comes in. What Is MIRA? MIRA is an AI platform that allows everyone to create their own digital twin. For example, John would have John Bot, Jack would have Jack Bot, and every user would have their own AI twin. Users can teach their twins about themselves and optionally share data from their existing AI conversations to help them understand their preferences and needs. Users can then ask their twins to perform tasks, such as posting a job opportunity and keeping it active for a set period. If no suitable match is found, the owner is notified and can choose to extend the search. When two twins identify a potential match, they communicate, compare requirements, and accept or reject the match based on how well the needs of both sides align. If a match is accepted, both owners receive a notification with relevant information and can decide how to proceed. MIRA is not limited to job searching. Our current prototype focuses on practical use cases such as finding jobs, searching for taxis, and discovering other services. Vision and Future My vision is for MIRA to work alongside people across different AI tools and social platforms, manage conversations in their absence, and summarize them when they return. Ultimately, I want MIRA to coordinate different AI tools through a personal agent and create a digital twin that represents a person online. When someone wants to understand your skills, interests, or capabilities, they could interact with your twin first. MIRA aims to make this vision possible while keeping people in control of their decisions.