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This is a submission for the Hermes Agent Challenge Well we are always in a hurry in the morning catching up on that favourite mocha and toast in our hand. Realising the need to give time to the news at that time of the day sounds unrealistic for the professionals in rush and struggling to make time
Every senior engineer who has shipped meaningful work in the last thirty years has carried a personal dev environment with them. Emacs configs, vim plugins, shell aliases, dotfiles repos, custom prompts, terminal multiplexer setups, a handful of scripts that exist only on their laptop and do exactly
Google has unveiled a new agentic AI tool called Gemini Spark that takes actions on behalf of the user across Google's products.
An AI agent for anyone (willing to pay $100 a month for it).
If you want a Claude-powered assistant that runs beyond a single chat session, you now have two serious paths. Managed Agents: hosted, scalable, API-native, and priced like infrastructure. Local always-on Claude Code instance: close to your files, tools, repos, permissions, memory, and personal cont
Paste a wallet, get a personal airdrop verdict — and call the same logic from any LLM Two surfaces, one rule registry: a browser tool and an MCP tool that share the exact same 14 hand-verified on-chain rules and return the exact same verdict shape. Airdrop directories are full of "you might be eligi
With any of these 10 actionable prompts, you’ll be able to turn ChatGPT into your new personal (and free!) running coach.
This is a submission for the OpenClaw Challenge. I built a practical personal AI workflow around OpenClaw that does more than answer messages. The goal was simple: make it useful in real life, not just impressive in a demo. That meant building a system that could: remember important context over tim
Building a personal AI assistant is rarely a single, monolithic effort. In this piece, I walk through my latest addition: a task breaker module that decomposes complex goals into structured, actionable steps — and why that single component changed how I think about AI-driven productivity. The post B
I’ve been so surprised by how fast individual builders can now ship real and useful prototypes. Tools like Claude Code, Google AntiGravity, and the growing ecosystem around them have crossed a threshold: you can inspect what others are building online and realize just how fast you can build today. O
Mark Zuckerberg is building an AI agent designed to assist him with his duties as chief executive of Meta. According to reporting by the Wall Street Journal, the system remains in development but already functions as an on-demand information tool that allows the chief executive to access data faster
