Is /buddy @AnthropicAI
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/buddy Anthropic’s Clippy moment? AI assistant design critique
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Anthropic Shifts from Agents to Skills for AI Models
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the creators of agent skills at Anthropic explained why they stopped building agents.
— m0h (@exploraX_) 13 avril 2026
and started building skills instead, showing just how powerful agentic skills can be
the article below shares 20 powerful skills you can pair with any AI model.
enjoy! https://t.co/Nk8xL5oHjY pic.twitter.com/dVoYsM069Ithe creators of agent skills at Anthropic explained why they stopped building agents. and started building skills instead, showing just how powerful agentic skills can be the article below shares 20 powerful skills you can pair with any AI model. enjoy! m0h (@exploraX_) x.com/i/article/203923778765… — https://nitter.net/exploraX_/status/2039269234253934811#m
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Stickiness: The Unsolved Challenge in Consumer AI Software
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Sticky is the hardest problem in consumer software and AI tools haven't solved it. Most people try something impressive once and never open it again.
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AI Agents Creating New Capabilities Rather Than Replacing Workers
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Agents being used for what companies couldn't do before rather than replacing existing headcount is the on-the-ground reality that cuts against most of the public discourse around AI and jobs.
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Mythos backlash: agentic coding tools raise cybersecurity concerns
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I am catching glimpses in my feed that there is a backlash against Mythos as "marketing hype," and it is a little confusing. I don't think anyone who has used the latest agentic coding tools, would think that expecting large-scale cybersecurity implications of increasingly good
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Anthropic Developing Coordinator Mode for Multi-Agent Delegation
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Anthropic is working on a new Coordinator Mode, along with the ability to create custom agents directly from the desktop app. > "Delegate work across parallel agents." Will Coordinator Mode be similar to an upcoming Magic TODO list on Codex? h/t @M1Astra
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OpenClaw Routes Code Review Tasks to Hermes Agent
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OpenClaw receives “review my repo and check open PRs.” It routes that to a Hermes-powered coding agent. Hermes runs the repo inspection, tests, diff review, and saved code-review workflow. It sends the result back to OpenClaw, which keeps orchestration.
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AI Tools: Billion Dollar Business Opportunity for Entrepreneurs
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“A kid these days could start a multi billion dollar business by using these tools in some way no one has thought about”
— Aravind Srinivas (@AravSrinivas) 12 avril 2026
Enroll and give a shot at securing $1m in funding! https://t.co/Cw94uX1nkN pic.twitter.com/6WQrkloa9l“A kid these days could start a multi billion dollar business by using these tools in some way no one has thought about” Enroll and give a shot at securing $1m in funding!
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OpenClaw integrates with Hermes agents for specialized tasks
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I'm already using both. OpenClaw actually talks to my Hermes agents for things that it is good at.
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SkillClaw: Collective Skill Learning Through Agentic Evolution
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"SkillClaw: Let Skills Evolve Collectively with Agentic Evolver" As most AI agents still relearn the same targets from scratch, SkillClaw turns it into shared learning, where it collects agent trajectories across users, groups them by skill, and uses an agentic evolver to spot