Hand over a responsibility.
Give each bot a job and agree on what it can handle for you.
Your bots take care of ongoing work. You stay in touch on Mac and iPhone.
Get OmniSomeone asked, “Can I bring my old workouts over from Strong?” I checked the importer and emailed them the steps.
Yes, you can bring your workout history over from Strong. Export your workouts from Strong, then open Settings in Acme and choose Import Workout History.
Select the export file, check the preview, and tap Import. Your old workouts will be added to your history.
Three customers hit the same crash when saving a workout. I opened one issue with their reports and the matching error logs.
Three customer reports describe the same problem: the app closes after they tap Save on a completed workout.
The issue includes the affected app version, the customer reports, and the matching crash logs. The duplicate reports are linked here so the fix can be tracked in one place.
Found why some Strong workout files wouldn’t import. Strong changed its export format. Updated the importer and tested both formats.
Newer Strong exports use different column names. The importer expected the old names and could not read the workouts.
The fix accepts both formats. Tests cover old and new exports, including weights in kilograms and pounds.
Illustrated conversations for Acme, a fictional fitness app.
Give each bot a job and agree on what it can handle for you.
Bots run recurring tasks and return to the same conversation with their work.
Review the work, make decisions, and refine each bot’s instructions together.
Connect Codex or Claude Code on your Mac. Tell a bot what to take care of, then bring your team along on iPhone.
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