You can do that with Cursor or Codex, although their browser does not allow external website navigation, just localhost. So you can do exactly what I’ve shown here, but you have to have the Cursor or Claude Code app (terminal) in a separate window from having MagicPath open in
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Using Codex to Build a Mobile App for On-the-Go Work
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I only add complexity if I truly need it personally. For Agent-S, I needed to get more actual work done on the go, so I had Codex build me a mobile app. And because the platform is so simple, it was able to one-shot the app with almost no effort on my end. It all compounds 🙂
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AI Agent’s High Capability and Ease of Use for Various Tasks
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Basically, this approach means the base agent is insanely capable, and can do pretty much everything you ask it. I use it for almost everything now. I've literally spent less time building this than I used to spend debugging OpenClaw.
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Using Claude to build a free AI-powered entertainment hub
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Canceled Spotify.
Canceled Disney+.
Canceled Apple TV+. No more monthly payments Claude turned my laptop into a free entertainment hub that's better than all of them *combined* Here are 9 prompts that rebuild the entire system for free (Save this) -
Hermes Agent Orchestration Workflow Cheat Sheet
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The /goal Cheat Sheet for Hermes Agent Codex Builds, Claude Code Reviews and Hermes Agent Orchestrates.
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Mindwand: Duolingo-style Lessons for AI Tools
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They've created a Duolingo for learning AI. It's called Mindwand and turns tools like ChatGPT, Claude, or automations into 15-minute practical lessons: • interactive exercises
• real workflows
• guided prompts
• Duolingo-style progress
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Optimizing AI Agent Costs through Intelligent Orchestration
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THE BIGGEST ROADBLOCK TO SCALING AI AGENTS IS NOT INTELLIGENCE, IT IS TOKEN COST If your agent uses a premium reasoning model to answer a basic greeting, you are burning money. @OpenSquilla is an open-source orchestrator that fixes this, delivering a documented 60-80% in
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Comparing AI Agents for Automated GitHub Scraping and Dashboard Creation
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Hermes vs OpenClaw on a local Qwen 35B is MINDBLOWING! 🤯@atomicbot_ai asked both to scrape GitHub s⭐, find growth spikes, and build a live dashboard.
— Charly Wargnier (@DataChaz) 16 mai 2026
> @OpenClaw nailed it in 12m by fixing broken HTML.
> Hermes took 33m, pivoting to DuckDuckGo when rate-limited.
Epic run ↓ https://t.co/paSuC88fPPHermes vs OpenClaw on a local Qwen 35B is MINDBLOWING! @atomicbot_ai asked both to scrape GitHub s, find growth spikes, and build a live dashboard. > @OpenClaw nailed it in 12m by fixing broken HTML.
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A new generation using AI to rebuild games
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my 13 yo the other day: “we didn’t want to pay for the game with my friend so we just rebuilt it with Codex” me at 13 in the 90’s: HEX-editing the executable to NOP the license check because I didn't want to put all my pocket money in this game times they are a-changin’
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Agentmemory: infinite memory for code assistants (free)
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Ahora puedes darle memoria infinita a Claude Code, Codex y Hermes.
— Nico (@nicos_ai) 16 mai 2026
100% gratis.
Agentmemory ya es tendencia en GitHub con +4.000 estrellas.
La herramienta:
→ guarda todo lo que Claude/Codex hace durante tus sesiones de programación
→ lo comprime con IA
→ recupera… pic.twitter.com/HA83TGagjrNow you can give infinite memory to Claude Code, Codex, and Hermes. 100% free. Agentmemory is already trending on GitHub with +4,000 stars. The tool:
→ saves everything Claude/Codex does during your programming sessions
→ compresses it with AI
→ automatically retrieves the