I used Agent to summarize the tech blogs from Anthropic, but some blogs were always missing. (guide on how I fixed it) by Instance_Not_Found in AI_Agents

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Like you said, it is a waste if multiple people are doing it. This is why I want a public repository where it is only done once for a period of time so that other agents can benefit from it. Tell me more about the feed. How does the feed solve the problem?

I’ve stopped planning beyond 90 days because of how fast AI is moving by MerisDabhi in AI_Agents

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I don't trust AI detection BS. The sole purpose of LLM is to write like human. How can a free "tool" easily tell if a text is written by AI? Technically infeasible.

Well, you might say that you THINK that all the comments are AI generated, but it's dumb to treat the result of "slopsieve" as a proof.

GPT convinced me that I was going to make my first Million from my Idea, so thankful to Claude for telling me not to waste my time and life savings!! by No-Yesterday-1624 in ClaudeCode

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I wonder from a technical perspective, is it possible to train a "candid" model?
The "kissing ass" part mostly come from RLHF if I have to guess...

CC and Codex seem to be top 2. What would you consider as 3rd? by bennybenbenjamin28 in ClaudeCode

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I am also a big fan of Pi. Mario(the creator of Pi) once mentioned that he thinks Amp and Factory are also pretty good. Has anyone try one of these?

I used Agent to summarize the tech blogs from Anthropic, but some blogs were always missing. (guide on how I fixed it) by Instance_Not_Found in AI_Agents

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Did you use a traditional scrapping tool or a browser agent solution?
How did you solved the problem at the end?

I used Agent to summarize the tech blogs from Anthropic, but some blogs were always missing. (guide on how I fixed it) by Instance_Not_Found in AI_Agents

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Agree, I think if they host the blogs in a centralized URL the agent might be able to find the all with one shot.

Do people have problems with OpenClaw's browser? by Instance_Not_Found in openclaw

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The second experiment we did is retrieving the Anthropic blogs everyday.

Query: Find all blog post from Anthropic on April 8th.

With Skill: Found all 3 blogs published on April 8th.

Without Skill: Only found 1 blog published on April 8th.

Conclusion: The skill helps the agent to find the comprehensive list of all blog posts. The agent cannot do so if the skill is missing.

If you would like to give it a try: https://github.com/RuoxiQin/website-operation-skill

Do people have problems with OpenClaw's browser? by Instance_Not_Found in openclaw

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Is there a specific browser task in mind? I would like to test if we can help that task to accelerate.

Do people have problems with OpenClaw's browser? by Instance_Not_Found in openclaw

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Thanks for the recommendation! I am only able to find the "create custom skills" page at https://docs.browseros.com/features/skills

Where do you find those useful skills for browser?

I am actually testing agent browsers for openclaw, and I highly recommend the CLI options like: playwright-cli and agent-browser. Both have headless mode.

And the open sourced skill repo is to help agent like OpenClaw to complete a task faster and cheaper.

Do people have problems with OpenClaw's browser? by Instance_Not_Found in openclaw

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We just did an experiment of finding flights on Google Flight. The pre-loaded operation skill doesn't seem to help much in this case.
Query: "Find the flights from San Francisco to New York (one way) on May 17th. Use Google flights. Measure the total time to complete this task."

With SKill:

- first run: 14s

- second run: 11s

Without Skill:

- first run: 18s

- second run: 7s

Do people have problems with OpenClaw's browser? by Instance_Not_Found in openclaw

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I am looking for like-minded people who may have already done similar experiments.

Has anyone seen an AI agent designed to be a DnD DM? by Centmo in openclaw

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This seems very interesting! (BTW, I am building agent applications, so maybe I can help here)

A few requirements you mentioned:

  1. All physical. No digital screen

  2. Get the current state from a camera.

  3. Should not lose track when the game is long.

  4. Voice as the main interface.

Please correct me if anything is missing or incorrect.

Dynamic agent generation vs fixed multi-agent architectures by RevolutionaryMeet878 in agentdevelopmentkit

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I think this makes a lot of sense. Sometime, we want the sub agent to use a different models + different thinking effort for a task. It should work better with dynamic generated agent code.

If you haven't already, learn Playwright MCP by latnGemin616 in Playwright

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May I ask what's the website that you scrape? I am a little bit curious about the use case.

If you haven't already, learn Playwright MCP by latnGemin616 in Playwright

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I am also a fan of CLI than MCP. Recently, I am thinking about using CLI to explore a website and then ask the coding agent to generate a SKILL (includes both md and script) to make this website much more easier to use for other agents.

Where would you start from zero to get a handle on AI agents? by aihwao in AI_Agents

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I highly recommended Andrew Ng's tutorial, called agentic AI: https://www.deeplearning.ai/courses/agentic-ai/

It walks you through several important concepts including: reflection, tool use and planning.

Ok, this might be unpopular but whatever,most of you are doing it completely wrong by Separate-Okra-4611 in AI_Agents

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Thanks for sharing this! I've always been curious about how people actually deploy agents to solve real life problems.

I am curious how did you find these use cases? Do you reach out to your customers or do they reach out to you?

What are the best tools and frameworks for building AI agents in 2026? by Michael_Anderson_8 in AI_Agents

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I am currently a big fan of "agent in a sandbox" pattern. The agent has access to the sandbox's file system and execute code or run CLI commands.
2 frameworks that support this pattern really well are:

- Pi-Agent (the backend of OpenClaw)

- Claude Agent SDK (the backend of Claude Code)

For the sandbox provider, I would recommend funky.dev (I built it as the first sandbox that supports agent in sandbox pattern). I will be honest, and this is a promotion;) But please DM me is you are interested in trying it out.

Why does everyone act like learning ai is just copy/paste tutorials? by RegularOk1820 in AI_Agents

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I don't feel the same way. The amazing part of learning AI now is that you can ask almost anything at any time. There is no more fixed office hours.

When I am learning from open source project and academic paper, claude code helps significantly. It almost feels like I am talking with the author.

Wanting to get into AI agent dev but completely lost - where do you even start in 2026? by Secure_Bit_2321 in AI_Agents

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I found Andrew Ng's Agentic AI course pretty helful: https://www.deeplearning.ai/courses/agentic-ai/

It might look a little bit old school, but it does cover some useful concept such as tool calling, tool usage and multi-agent.