would be very surprising if he didn’t. let’s see who can spot them first.
AUTOMATION
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Ultra-Precise Robot Arm Powered by Custom Software Redefines Automation
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Ultra-Precise #Robot Arm Powered by Custom Software Redefines Industrial #Automation
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Using Codex and Cora Inbox to Autonomously Handle Emails
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my goal for this week is to have Codex + Cora Inbox do all of my emails autonomously so far it's working!
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Buying a device to automate Claude Code approvals
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Buying one of these just to have it click “approve” and “continue” on Claude Code
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Out-of-the-Box Frontend UI for AI Agents with Streaming
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[frontend] UI/UX is a surprisingly big part of building agents! It takes a while to hook up streaming, thread history, all the endpoints We do it for you! Get a frontend you can expose to users out of the box
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Multi-Tenant Auth for AI Agents in Production with Clerk and Supabase
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[auth] Part of deploying agents to production is deploying them in a multi-tenant way Auth is the way to do that! We support integrations with @clerk and @supabase
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DeepAgents Deploy: Configuration-Driven Cloud Agent Harness Setup
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DeepAgents deploy is a simple, configuration driven way to get an agent harness deployed to the cloud deepagents.toml is the file that configures it. It has four sections:
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Small Models Handle Repetitive Agent Task Layers Efficiently
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Any repetitive agent task layer – routing, validation, retrieval – small models can handle it
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AI-Powered Dispute Responder Wins First $1,199 Stripe Case
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For the first time in a decade on @Stripe I've started winning disputes with my vibe coded dispute responder I used to ignore disputes so I almost always lost them, now I've started winning, this one is the first big dispute for $1,199 USD! Whenever a dispute comes in, my
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Homelab Becomes Personal Cloud With GPU and AI Agents
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~2,000 miles from home – SSH into the mothership
– WireGuard tunnel like I’m on LAN
– Resolve everything over private DNS
– Routes via reverse proxies – Dispatch jobs to GPUs
– Sync state across agents
– Search conversations, traces, artifacts, logs My homelab is now the cloud
