The Super Agent: One AI Tool to Rule Them All?

Speaker A: Welcome, everybody. This is Ryan Staley and I am back with Wen Tsang from genspark, one of the co founders as well as the CEO. We had him on, um, for version, I should say, not version one, episode one. And he was talking about viworking, building out AI presentations with agents, um, with their multifaceted faceted agent agentic tool, if you will. Right. Which is a bit of a mouthful, but they've grown from 0 to 35 million, 36 million and 45 days. And so I had to have him back. There's some that we didn't get to cover. And so one of the cool areas it's going to walk through is like, how we could use this tool very simply with natural language and build out a website right now. So, Wen, happy to have you back.

Speaker B: Thank you, Ryan, excited to be back.

Speaker A: Well, I will toss the keys over to you, man. Let's just, let's get ripping. I want to be sensitive to your time and we went a little long on the first episode, but I want to make sure we got this in. So.

Speaker B: Thank you, Ryan. I'll jump right in. Uh, before that though, just very quickly. So we at JetSpark AI, we build AI agents for knowledge workers. And our view of the world is while AI is doing a lot of groundwork, our human potential is going to be unleashed through this. Instead of our jobs being taken over. And, uh, the way to do it is, in our view, jump onto, uh, the greatest and latest AI applications tools, make sure you're the leader in this field, and then I'm pretty sure that you're going to stand out. Be the leader, don't be the follower. I would put it. Let's see. So last time we built a slide deck for Ryan's show on the fly.

Speaker A: Ten minutes, I think we did it. We did it all in 10 minutes. And we even updated in 10m minutes. We changed the style.

Speaker B: Yes. We changed the font.

Speaker A: Uh, the actual presentation built in probably like three minutes, which was probably really freaking impressive.

Speaker B: Yeah. Yeah. So this time around, let's try. Let me share my screen here. Yeah, definitely, man.

Speaker A: Yeah. And just so you know, folks, there's, uh, a. They have like, with within genspark, a super agent that could do multiple facets. That was one thing with the presentation. He didn't even really get super specific in terms of what agents to use, and it automatically knew the.

Speaker B: Yeah, well, uh, let's, uh, take a quick look. We have this little metrics here. So the super agent is your, um, kind of unifying, um, portal to Just ah, um, get into the um, suite. A full suite of super agents. Within that we have AI slides, AI sheets, AI docs say if you wanted to build a pitch deck for investors, AI slides is your choice. If you are buying a company and need to build a waterfall financial model. AI sheets easier to go if you're writing a massive memo. Docs and pods, if you're interested in a particular topic, um, you could just ask Jaspark super agent to uh, uh, do research on let's just say AI and technologies, the latest GPT5 and turn that into three minutes or 15 minutes, uh, podcast M and our AI pod will just do it for you so you can just listen to it on your way commuting to work. AI chat is a mix of agent of uh, all the greatest and latest large uh, language models from OpenAI, from Google, from Grok, from Anthropic. Um, so you don't have to pay 25 bucks here, 25 bucks there. That's added up like over 100 bucks a month. You pay 20 bucks with JetSpark, you get access to all the models on the market. All the greatest before GPT5 uh, uh, um, is released. I mean it's delayed now but uh, we've gotten the test access like months ago. So our engineers have already built it out just waiting to uh, see its release and we'll have it right here the moment it releases.

Speaker A: Nice.

Speaker B: Yeah. AI image. We leverage the latest image, video, AI video, um, uh, uh, AI models to allow you to essentially turn image into video, turn text into image, whatever you want it to. Do deep research. Most people don't know we actually um, um, put this out before even the OpenAI. Deep research. Um, so we don't go for the long forms. Right. Like if you uh, do a uh, deep research on OpenAI, it'll give you probably 20 pages. Um, we go for the uh, short and sweet kind of form. If you wanted more, you can ask it to do more. Just save some tokens and save some time. Right. Fact check. This is very unique. Uh, you have something, you want it, uh, make sure it's not fake news. You just fact check that. And our AI agent would just go out on the web and our privately, the private databases will be paid for, uh, to fact check, know the topic, to make sure you know. Um, interesting thing M. I was, I was trying to rent a RV for um, burning uh, man the other day.

Speaker A: Nice.

Speaker B: I saw this good deal on. I uh, think this is one of the platforms I can't remember. RV and go Or RV share. And then this person was offering ah, significantly lower rates for you know, uh, for his class, a kind of coach truck.

Speaker A: Uh, okay.

Speaker B: And I was like, this is awesome. And then the person sent me the contract to my email, like, okay, let me just sign this. But then something clicked in my head. I'm like, m. Let me ask my JanSpark super agent to take a look just to make sure. Mhm. And I threw the contract at JanSpark Super Agent with the thought that, okay, just check on legal language, make sure there's no pitfalls. And then what it came back with was, oh, based off the uh, it went out go. It went above and beyond to check on the things that I didn't ask for. Right. It says based off the uh, uh, business address, it's likely, highly likely, a fraud. I'm like, what?

Speaker A: Really?

Speaker B: Basically, yeah. Reference to the address, it's not a business address. A reference to the language of the contract saying it's not professional. And reference uh, to the phone number, say it's in a different state. I'm like, okay, this is not good. Business is in Reno. Phone number is in Texas. And then the legal language is all over the place. Probably saving them thousands of dollars. Sounds like yes, important. Yeah. Um, and yeah, call for me. Uh, you know, these days when I wanted to book a reservation, um, you know, for a lunch dinner, I'll just ask my AI agent to make a call for me. It's amazing. Um, so yeah, all good stuff. And then say we wanted to, you know, now to Ryan's early, uh, um, request. Okay, let's build a website here because we all want a website, right? You don't exist if you don't have a website. So let's say, uh, conduct research on Ryan's daily.

Speaker A: Spelled my name wrong, man. M. No, no, no, it's Ry.

Speaker B: I'm terrible, I'm terrible. I'm terrible at that. Sorry, Ryan.

Speaker A: There you go.

Speaker B: Don't worry, AI is going to figure it out.

Speaker A: It's all right. I typo all the time. Right. I had to bust your cups

Speaker B: and ah, built me a website about him and his show. Make uh, sure to list uh, out, uh, all uh, uh, all his uh, previous uh, shows, uh, that I can uh, sort with different um, filters or toggles or whatever. Yeah.

Speaker A: Let's say how do you so. Okay, so while this is building, this is a question because literally I need to do this. I don't have a specific website. I'm relaunching the show with uh, a M Name that it more aligns with it because I've been running the show for like, five and a half years now. So how, once we get this website up and rolling, um, how will we get this out live on the web? Will we need to have it hosted by somebody or, like, how does that part work?

Speaker B: That's an amazing question, Ryan. So I'm leaking some information here before I release.

Speaker A: Oh, here we go again.

Speaker B: So, um, as we speak, our engineers are, um, testing. So we finished the development, uh, work. It's called AI Developer. Um, so our dream is to put an AI developer into everybody's pocket. Nice. Um, yeah, we probably all heard about cursor lovable whatnot. But they're all good at different things. Right? Love Boy is good at. Can just get the fast prototype.

Speaker A: You got to put yes. To ask him for your feedback.

Speaker B: It's the same. Yes. Yes.

Speaker A: Apparently the agent's honest too, because it's ask. It's like, hey, dude, this is going to take more credits than average. So do you still want to go ahead and do this? So that's pretty cool that it does that to make sure you don't get pounded, but go ahead.

Speaker B: That's right.

Speaker A: I didn't mean to interrupt.

Speaker B: That's right. Yeah, no problem. No problems. Um, yeah, so, um, sorry, were we.

Speaker A: You were talking. You were talking about the website, right? Putting it out live. You're talking about having an AI developer in your pocket.

Speaker B: Yeah, exactly. So, um, this is coming out in another two to three weeks. Um, and once that is available, the kind of experience you have is we're going to not only build the website for you, uh, but also, uh, basically work with you step by step. Uh, we've bought kind of the hosting services on cloudflare. Uh, uh, uh, you just need to get a domain on GoDaddy and we'll help you to hook it up. So it's deploy ready, deployment ready. Uh, it's not like one of those prototypes. You can only look at it. When you click, nothing happens. It's not going to be like lines of code. When you look at it, you're like, uh, I'm not a developer. What am I going to do? It's going to be something that is just ready to go. All you need is just.

Speaker A: Yeah, well, yeah, do you need a tester for that? Because, like, literally that's on my radar to do probably, um, within the next two to three weeks. So if you need someone to test it, I'd be happy to do it. I have the domain and everything. And Would love to build it out and then we can even do like an after show, like how what I went through to do that, if that'd

Speaker B: be cool or something like that. 100%, Ryan. 100%. We would like to invite uh, you to test it. Not only that, just so you know, for the AI slide capability and um, ChatGPT, uh, agent came out. We launched a $1 million cash give out program. It's a bounty hunter program to ask our users to submit, you know, the uh, AI slides they built with um, JetSpark AI and all the other tools out on market. If you could. Uh, we use Gemini to judge. Okay. It's a third party judge, so it's uh, all like objective. Uh, if your submission come out as okay, uh, the slide deck built on another platform is better than what you built, uh, uh, on Jasper. With the same prompt we give you money. Um, so absolutely. For AI developer, we would love to invite you, we may have something similar to that. We constantly, yeah. Spend money on making our product better and we give out real cash. A lot of people have already gotten paid, so. Yes, absolutely.

Speaker A: Nice man. Well, yeah, I mean, because like, and what we're seeing here too, folks, there's a lot going on. Like it's coding out right in front of us as we speak. And one of the things that I noticed and, and I caught this, it was like indexing the shows, right?

Speaker B: Yeah.

Speaker A: Of like all the different shows. It's got the first page live and like this was just limited details in terms of the prompt. So can we take it? Oh, and it just popped up.

Speaker B: Yeah, I'm going to open this new window and maybe we'll need to switch to the sharing window. But uh, it says would you like me to save this website to your AI drive for future access? Let's just take a look at it first.

Speaker A: Yeah, let's take a look at it first.

Speaker B: Yeah, let me switch it. Okay, so Rice, beautiful headshot here. CEO, uh, podcast host, father and husband. Dad. Eh? Yeah. Here's a executive summary. Um, all the highlights, algorithm and background whale, boss life, the scale up show, um, total episodes. Wow. 500 plus. That's impressive. Okay, now here's the.

Speaker A: Wait. Come on, seriously. It's got like I just published this last last week, um, the JSON prompting one that was on Friday. So we're on, we're recording this on a Tuesday and it's got all these indexed. That's freaking amazing.

Speaker B: Yeah.

Speaker A: Wow. Newest first,

Speaker B: let's say AI and technology or we just want leadership as hosts, as Guests. Oh, this one has, uh, uh, shows with the. You've been a guest.

Speaker A: Yeah, yeah, there's somewhere. I was a guest too, man. So that's. That's. That's crazy. Um, and it's all labeled, right? So if you're not like, watching this on YouTube and you're listening, check out the YouTube video because, like, it's pretty wild. Can you click on one of these? Will it work? Is that maybe something we got to build out?

Speaker B: This is something we got to tell the actually hyperlink of the video. Yeah. So we just said make. Make it sortable. Um, but, yeah, that's rather easy to do. And then medium.

Speaker A: So we got platforms, awards, community.

Speaker B: Yeah, yeah, keep going. Brian Stanley, website. Scale up. Show YouTube.

Speaker A: Click on YouTube. Let's see if it goes there. Oh, nice, man. It's even hyperlinked to the YouTube page.

Speaker B: Absolutely. Yeah. Scale up. So, yeah, whatever you want it to do. You just gotta. So this is something, I think, very, uh, interesting and important. Right? So actually, when people say, uh, you know, how do I use AI? The bottleneck, or let's say the key, in my view, is not that, you know, you have to have certain, like, skills, or you have to know how to code, or you have to understand how to train large language models. None of that. The biggest. The biggest thing is you got to know how to articulate your intentions. Yeah, that's the number one thing. As long as you could say it clearly like what you want, uh, genspark AI is going to get it done for you. Yeah.

Speaker A: Well, this is awesome, Alan. I'm glad we went through this and you took the extra time. So thank you for that.

Speaker B: Thank you.

Speaker A: Where can people find you? Where can they find more about genspark? And then we'll wrap things up, and then I'm going to run through that test as well, man. With the website.

Speaker B: Fantastic. Yeah, we're, um, at genspark AI, we, uh, have all the super agents waiting for you. And we're also on LinkedIn. We're on X. Feel free to follow. We have a Discord group. All the power users are there sharing stories, uh, sharing stories of how to use the latest and greatest, uh, AI agents. So, yeah, um, looking forward to hearing your stories using JSpark AI.

Speaker A: Amazing, ma'. Am. Well, yeah, and I'll include, like, a link to the, um, how to get access to it, by the way, as the time of recording. I think it's like, what, 30 bucks a month? Um, 20 per user. 20 bucks? Yeah, it's $20 per month, folk. It's insane, the value that they're giving for the cost. And so, um, thanks for being on one. It was awesome getting, like, your expert level walking through this, spending some time with you again. So thanks for being on the show, man.

Speaker B: Thank you, Ryan.

Speaker A: Uh, yeah. And thank you all for joining us, and we will see you on the next episode.