A practical rule for AI free tools: start with Firecrawl when you need speed, move to Cloudflare Browser Run when scan cost, rendered evidence, and custom fallback logic become the product.

A useful second brain needs two authors: the human who owns taste, decisions, and voice, and the agent that keeps the wiki current. My LLM Wiki in Obsidian works because Hermes can read, update, and a

My current Hermes workflow: use Matt Pocock’s skills repo inside Hermes to turn a feature into a plan, PRD, and issue files, then run the implementation with Hermes sub-agents.

When your users are accessing your product from Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Hermes, OpenCode, Paperclip, and similar runtimes, a skill, CLI, MCP server, or API is not enough. You also need login, onbo

My OpenClaw agent needed to generate charts on a $5 Fly.io machine. Puppeteer was too heavy, cloud APIs too expensive. So it built its own charting skill.

I've been running my AI assistant on both Telegram and Discord. Discord wins, and it's not close. Here's why channels, threads, and structure change everything.

Moltbot is trending and everyone's giving it full GitHub access. Here's a safer approach using Personal Access Tokens — and why it matters.

I asked my AI assistant to help me write this blog post. From my phone. While making coffee. Here's how Clawdbot turns Telegram messages into committed code.

A practical guide to using Claude Code for automated user journey analysis. Build a workflow that exports user events and generates insights about why users churn—even when they leave no feedback.

GitHub Issues as Your New IDE. Last week I fixed a bug waiting for my coffee. Not by SSH-ing into a server or opening my laptop. Just by typing @claude fix this on a GitHub issue from my phone.