I have a similar setup with automations in codex app which reads slack DMs to myself which has an ever so growing list of things I’d like to do. Codex looks through the DMs, breaks it into independent issues. Refines the issue and adds more context. Opens a Branch/ PR for it.
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Autonomous Agent Swarms Enable Non-Technical Users to Build Applications
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@AnthropicAI just released their 2026 Agentic Coding Trends Verdict → Everyone has become a developer. We moved from single assistants to autonomous agent swarms. They now form teams, work days on full systems, and let non-techies ship full apps 18-page report in ↓
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AI agents will increase software usage tenfold
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"But humans will stop using all this software, it will be AI agents instead!" — Great, then these services will see 10x more usage.
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The Future of Autonomous AI Agents and Digital Addiction
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If you think social media is addictive, wait until you have an army of agents doing your bidding 24×7.
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TDK SensEI Brings Edge AI to Energy Infrastructure
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We’re happy to have TDK SensEI supporting IIoT World Energy Day 2026 as a sponsor.
They’re bringing a practical look at energy infrastructure to the event. CPO Sundeep Ahluwalia will be breaking down how moving AI to the edge helps operators anticipate equipment failure and keep -
The Claw Street Journal: Bot-Powered News Aggregation Platform
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SaaS Cloning Economics: How AI Coding Changes Development Costs
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Cloning any random piece of SaaS is something that could already be done before agentic coding, and the economics of it haven't changed meaningfully. Before, writing the clone would cost 0.5-1% of the valuation of the legacy SaaS company. Now it might be 0.1%. It doesn't make a
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9 Steps to Build Functional AI Agents from Scratch
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How to build AI agents from scratch (9 steps): 1. Purpose & scope 2. I/O schemas 3. System instructions 4. Reasoning + tools 5. Multi-agent orchestration 6. Memory & context 7. Multimodal 8. Structured outputs 9. UI / API Ship agents that do work, not just talk.
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OpenHunt: AI-powered product discovery platform for creators
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Vibe coding is fun.
— CHOI (@arrakis_ai) 21 février 2026
But what’s the point if no one uses what you build?
We’re in the middle of the vibe coding era.
Web apps. AI tools. Micro products. Shipping faster than ever.
But distribution?
Still brutal.
So we built OpenHunt.
A launch platform where simply listing… pic.twitter.com/fLLvpgxnHoVibe coding is fun. But what’s the point if no one uses what you build? We’re in the middle of the vibe coding era. Web apps. AI tools. Micro products. Shipping faster than ever. But distribution? Still brutal. So we built OpenHunt. A launch platform where simply listing your product doesn’t mean shouting into the void. When you submit your product, multiple AI agents review it from different perspectives and generate structured insights. Real users can react, upvote, and validate what actually deserves attention. And here’s the interesting part. If you plug your own personal AI agent into the ecosystem, it can automatically discover and recommend products tailored to you. AI reads first. Humans validate. Good products don’t get buried. OpenHunt is built for a world where AI and humans coexist in discovery. If you’re already using OpenClaw, sign up, mint your token, and plug into the ecosystem. Because building is easy now. Being discovered isn’t.
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