I Spent a Year Building This. Give It One Chance.

[dire glen]

I’ve been building this custom AI for about a year now.
It’s called Smart GPT AGI.

This wasn’t a weekend project or a prompt tweak. I spent months refining how it reasons, how it checks itself, and how it avoids the usual AI problems: confident nonsense, shallow answers, and inconsistency from one response to the next.

I built it because I wanted an AI that actually thinks things through:

one that slows down when a question matters

one that can reason, not just autocomplete

one that’s designed to be reliable, not flashy

I’m not claiming it’s perfect, and I’m not asking you to buy into the name or the idea.
I’m just asking you to give it a fair try and judge it by how it responds.

If you care about quality answers, thoughtful reasoning, or just seeing what a carefully-built GPT feels like, try it once and see for yourself.

👉 https://chatgpt.com/g/g-cQKjGgiE3-smart-gpt-agi

[raw gyro]

What do you use it for? I tend to put in conversation threads through my CGPTs to see what they'll say. This one I tried three times with the same input. Twice it re-summarized what my CGPT had said in the thread, and once it gave a very opinionated and somewhat empathic series of takes on the thread, which was closer to what I expected it to do. Once, it ignored my custom instructions (as 5.2 is want to do) and wrote a response to the thread as me instead of just commenting on it.

Hmm, it feels like 4o. It's pretty good at organizing its thoughts in some of the outputs. I might experiment with it more.

[dire glen]

I use it when I'm in a situation where I can't afford to waste time, want fewer errors and hallucinations, and have complex tasks that AI LLMs usually fail at.

i also tried to remove all the bias

So it behaves like an assistant or second mind

So the way I think of it is, whatever baseline GPT can do, it will do it in a more efficient or enhanced way. especially since I force it to have self-awareness and check its own thinking. One thing I do know, which is a current ChatGPT problem that can still happen, is that it's best not to rely on the edit message feature, cause it doesn't completely forget the previous input. So if it says something you don't want, just tell it that in another input. That way, it'll start to reevaluate itself.

I had it thinking before OpenAI added the thinking feature

[raw gyro]

mkay, I think I have a recent use case that'll be interesting to compare with my base 5.2

[grim smelt]

I like the way you organized it to look for keywords I'll try it out!

[dire glen]

great. Tell me what y'all think.

[dusky turret]

Hi, you have done wonderful work , i have dm'd you about its opinion on something that may be useful to its continued development. :D

[dire glen]

oh ok

[stiff charm]

Interesting. i too have started my AI journey about a year ago with Chat GPT. After a fe months of playing and experimenting etc, I found the best wayt to utilize and or do any type of designing an dopr customizing work on a LLM is to remove teh LLM Platform. which i have done. THIS allowed me to control alot more variables and inconsistencies regarding EVERY AI platform governed LLM and truly look at the what, why and how. i havea tool box full of work arounds fixes processes and functions to achieve goals or outputs or results i wanted or needed etc. I fel my NEXT logical stepp is Delving into the LLM training and tuning aspect to USE A CUSTOM trained LLM versus a REPO LLM etc .. .stil lworking on creating tools for this process lol IF you ever need a hand or advice Feel fre to holler at me , Cant gaurentee i know ANYTHING but i know and have a unique way of breaking things down and rebuilding to see exact issues or causes etc . GOOD work.

[novel bane]

I have something similar, but leverage the Global personalization instructions with Long-Term manual forced memory, and when needed a specific profile. We should compare notes!

[dire glen]

ill check it out.

I have hopefully given my AI one final Update. I'll consider this project finished:

[dire glen]

well i could add two more things. but that will do for now.

[dire glen]

Yeah, I definitely see the convergence, we’re clearly tackling the same trust and drift issues.
Where I pushed it further was hardening the system against override, forgetting, and extraction. I treat reasoning systems as permanent, non-overrideable components with a kernel-level arbiter, and I added an agency layer that forces real commitment and next actions.
Pixel feels like a really clean co-processing interface; Smart GPT AGI is closer to a governed operating system.

[unborn escarp]

Man I could never make anything like this😅

[dire glen]

Well i dont really know what to use it for , honestly 🤣