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AI agents and automations that do real work.
AutoSynthData: turn agent failures into a training-task plan
How to log what went wrong, write a check that catches it, and plan useful training tasks.
Read the guide →OctoberBus: follow agent claims, test two workers, check the wake-up
How to follow the claims and replies, try two workers on one job, and check what actually wakes the agent.
Read the guide →LibreChat: steer or stop an AI agent while it's working
How to steer or stop the agent, a small format change to try it on, and what to check about the beta features and provider costs.
Read the guide →Give one station worker a task and verify its file
How to define a bounded task, inspect the run, and verify the delivered artifact.
Read the guide →Give two agents a shared brief and verify the delivered file
How to assign roles, bound the discussion, and verify the delivered file.
Read the guide →Build an event briefing with a source trail you can inspect
How to choose sources, inspect event groups, and customize your briefing.
Read the guide →Gemini 4 Argon: Check Actual Access Before Changing Your Workflow
How to read the rollout, separate reported benchmarks from access, and check the official availability links.
Read the guide →Runway inside Premiere Pro: a controlled missing-shot workflow
How to check the plugin requirements, brief the missing shot and place and inspect the result in your timeline.
Read the guide →Gemini on Windows: a useful quick-access workflow
How to check the Windows app requirements, provide the right document context and write a useful shortcut prompt.
Read the guide →Give an AI coworker a bounded job and review its draft
How to define a Dot, limit its permissions, and review its proposed work.
Read the guide →Play over 40 games in a browser tab: the 18 links worth clicking
The 12 games you can play right now, the 6 that run off a copy you already own, like Half-Life, Counter-Strike and Halo, plus the original viral list.
Read the guide →EVOKE: inspect a never-ending AI world and plan a prompt change
How to inspect the chunk workflow, plan a prompt change and check hardware and model rights before a local run.
Read the guide →Caustic Volume: explore water and light in your browser
How to open the Lite simulator, control its light and waves and run the one-file version locally.
Read the guide →Play Pokemon Emerald as a real-time action game with Emerald Arena
How to patch your own Emerald ROM in the browser, the shortcut to your first fight, and every battle control.
Read the guide →Play an AI-generated Diablo 2 world free
How to jump into Odyssey's Agora-2 preview in your browser, the controls, and how the AI draws the world live.
Read the guide →How 950 Claude agents found a new DNA-editing system
What Anthropic's agents discovered, the catch, and how Opus 5.5 found it again.
Read the guide →Run a virtual iPhone your AI agent can control
Check your Mac, boot the virtual iPhone, connect Claude and run a first test. Read the safety notes first.
Read the guide →Build a free iOS phone farm for AI agents
Set up a farm of iOS devices your AI agents can test on and drive, for free.
Read the guide →Take a human body apart in your browser
The free browser tool that explodes the body into thousands of labeled pieces.
Read the guide →The AI agent security kit
The holes OpenAI's agent swarm used to break out, whether your stack has them, and how to scan your repos for them.
Read the guide →Agent Reach setup guide, in English
Install and set up Agent Reach, whose installer and health check default to Chinese.
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