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Ego team’s launch: human judgment more valuable, not less
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One line from the ego team's launch post stuck with me. "As AI takes on more of the work, the human judgment behind it becomes more valuable, not less." They named it "ego" as a direct counter to the "low ego" wave flooding tech right now. The best agent workflows I've built
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Agent auto-fills LinkedIn job application but stops before submit
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Then LinkedIn.
— God of Prompt (@godofprompt) 30 mai 2026
ego lite searched "Agent Developer" roles (US remote, full-time), found a match at a public SaaS company, opened the application, uploaded a local resume PDF, filled every required field from the resume.
Then it stopped. Before clicking Submit.
Your real… pic.twitter.com/jjiabd67dQThen LinkedIn. ego lite searched "Agent Developer" roles (US remote, full-time), found a match at a public SaaS company, opened the application, uploaded a local resume PDF, filled every required field from the resume. Then it stopped. Before clicking Submit. Your real
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Ego Lite: Chromium browser with isolated AI agent spaces
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ego lite is a Chromium-based browser where AI agents run tasks in their own isolated Spaces while your tabs stay yours. Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, any agent that writes JS code can drive it through ego-browser. No vendor lock-in. No built-in agent you're stuck with. Your
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Godofprompt gets OpenAI X analytics with one prompt, no code, using ego lite browser
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I pulled a full week of @OpenAI
's X analytics without an API key, a scraper, or a single line of code One prompt. 30 seconds. The tool that made this possible isn't Claude, Cursor, or ChatGPT. It's a browser called ego lite: -
Ego Lite: Solving Browser Automation & AI Browser Challenges
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Two categories of tools tried to solve this problem before ego lite. Browser automation frameworks (browser-use, Agent Browser) don't ship a browser. They hijack yours. Logins break. Your tabs fight the agent for the same window. AI browsers (ChatGPT Atlas, Perplexity Comet)
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Best way to create an agent skill: iterative process
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Best way to create an agent skill:
— Akshay 🚀 (@akshay_pachaar) 30 mai 2026
1. Do the thing
2. Do the thing better
3. Even better
4. Now say "okay, make that a skill"pic.twitter.com/sywBIT3b5iBest way to create an agent skill: 1. Do the thing
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Top 3 upcoming NotebookLM features: Canvas, Preferences, and more
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ICYMI : Top 3 things to expect from NotebookLM soon. 1. A new Canvas artifact, allowing users to visualize information from their sources as a web artifact. 2. Personal Preferences, grounding across past conversations, artifacts, and customization instructions 3.
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Orchestrating Open-Source Sub-Agents with Opus 4.8
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When you use Opus 4.8 to orchestrate all your open-source sub-agents… pic.twitter.com/I2jAC99pZX
— Linus ✦ Ekenstam (@LinusEkenstam) 30 mai 2026When you use Opus 4.8 to orchestrate all your open-source sub-agents…
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Pro Tip for Agents: Modularity, DDD, Explicit Specs, Documentation
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PRO TIP For Codex Cli & other agents like Claude Code, Droid, OpenCode, etc There’s a crucial recipe: 1. Modularity 2. Domain-Driven Design 3. Painfully explicit specs 4. Excessive documentation This is systems engineering I’m not saying agents aren’t