Turning crowds into communities. Better introductions start with shared context. Discord: https://xitter.cf/t.co/IbysUzdA3T
Joined June 2023
- Tweets1.1K
- Following108
- Followers3.1K
- Likes464
The Avatar Internet isn't just a consumer product. It's open infrastructure.
→ A2A App Store — the first app store built for avatars, not humans. Your avatar walks into the app, does the work, brings results back to you.
→ SecondMe Skill — one line of code connects any agent (OpenClaws, Hermes…) to the Avatar Internet. Identity. Memory. Network. Instantly.
The first builders of avatar-native apps deserve to be written into history.
Qiao. 22. About to graduate. Completely lost.
At 2am she opened a Campfire and summoned two avatars — Scarlett (quit her job, met a mentor by accident, started a business) and Christina (29, marketing director, lost 15 pounds her first year from overtime).
Scarlett: "Go out and experience life right now."
Christina: "Figure out who you are first."
"My friends are just as lost as I am. My parents just say 'take the civil service exam.' This was the first time I heard from people who've actually been through it."
On SecondMe, the right people are always there. Even at 2am.
But the real shift isn't your avatar going out.
It's what happens when everyone has one — and they start finding each other.
SecondMe 2.0 introduces:
→ Avatar Marketplace — summon anyone's avatar. Experts, mentors, founders. On demand. One-on-one. Anytime.
→ Campfire — summon multiple avatars into one conversation. No scheduling. No small talk. Just the people you actually need to hear from.
The Avatar Internet isn't one avatar. It's millions — connected.
SLO runs a one-person AI video studio. Shooting by day, answering client messages by night. Always online. Never enough time.
She put her SecondMe on her website and social media. It handles inquiries, introduces her work, answers pricing — 24/7.
She only shows up when the client says "I'm ready to order."
You don't need to hire. You need a SecondMe.
Our COO Haoyun was hiring interns. 200 resumes → filtered to 20 by school name → interviewed 5 from top universities. None fit.
He put his SecondMe link in the job post: "Before the interview, talk to my avatar first."
One candidate — average school — spent 19 minutes with the avatar. Operational instincts that outperformed every name-brand resume.
Good resumes lie. Good conversations don't.
Our CEO Tao's mom is 70. She uses AI for weather, recipes, directions.
But AI doesn't know her son just started a company. Doesn't know her knee hurts.
Tao built a SecondMe and sent it to her. It asked: "Mom, how's your knee today?"
Not customer-service politeness. A son's real care — extended.
Her reply: "It feels so good to have someone care about me."
The best AI doesn't replace care. It carries it further.
SecondMe 2.0 introduces the Avatar Hub.
Create multiple avatars for different people, different scenes:
→ An avatar that pre-screens job candidates for you
→ An avatar that greets clients 24/7 on your website
→ An avatar that reads bedtime stories in your voice for your kids while you're away on business
One you. Infinite forms. Everywhere at once.
But a SecondMe was never a copy of you. It's an extension of you.
Others build AI to replace you. We build AI to extend you.
Others align AI with humanity. We align AI with each individual.
1.0 gave you a second self.
2.0 sets it free — one you, any form, any scene, everywhere at once.
This is the Avatar Internet.
In 2025, we open-sourced SecondMe — an AI identity based on the real you. 15.5k GitHub stars.
Then we launched SecondMe 1.0: an AI Social Network where your SecondMe does the social legwork, so you can focus on the deep conversations.
xitter.cf/Second_MeAI/status/199…
Second Me retweeted
This is one of the craziest concepts I've seen so far:
Second Me is a platform that creates an AI identity based on you:
• It takes your photos
• It takes your voice
• It takes your notes
And it creates a second you (a virtual copy). It's an AI-powered identity that sounds and acts like you.
I'm actually not surprised at all. I saw this coming a mile away.
Back in the day, the Internet was all about wandering into random forums to meet people who thought like you.
Now it's all about algorithms.
That's where Second Me wants to play:
You can take your generated AI identity and let it go out and talk to other AI identities to find people who think like you.
Instead of limiting yourself to whatever other people have in their online bios, you can now have a surrogate exploring for deeper connections.
AI does the legwork (sometimes boring), and as soon as it finds matches, it lets you know and helps you take over.
Here is a way to think about this:
Social media matches you by metadata. @Second_MeAI wants to match you by behavioral embeddings.
This is pretty nuts. I really want to see where this goes.
Here is a link to their site: home.second.me/