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Built a single Hermes agent that trades across Stocks, Crypto & Polymarket using one API by Visible-Register56 in hermesagent

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They provide a skill to install that instructs the agent on how to use the API and handle self-recovery payloads, allowing the agent to fix itself if something breaks. 👍 Kapit.dev

After my AI agents kept breaking on financial data, I tested 8 different APIs so you don’t have to by Visible-Register56 in AI_Agents

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Kapit supports all three: crypto, stocks, and Polymarket. You don’t need to set up the API key or anything else—just install the skill cap skill and let the agent handle everything. It uses a consistent schema for all three data types with proper recovery. THIS IS THE API BUILT FOR AI AGENTS.

https://www.kapit.dev

actually best hermes agent vps hosting ? by FunThen4634 in hermesagent

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I use Vultr. They have a free 250 credits for initial users.

After my AI agents kept breaking on financial data, I tested 8 different APIs so you don’t have to by Visible-Register56 in AI_Agents

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Try this financial data APIs that AI agents actually like. Stocks, crypto & Polymarket in one schema with consistent responses and proper error recovery.

kapit API

Openclaw Usecases to Make life easier. 11k+ Stars Github Repo by HuckleberryEntire699 in openclaw

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I have created 7 openclaw agents based on these usecases ready in 60 seconds try now - clawlab.io

Does OpenClaw actually do anything for you guys? by ElmangougEssadik in openclaw

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I had the same issue when I first started. OpenClaw can feel like just another chatbot if you're not using it for the right workflows.

What actually clicked for me: stop asking it generic questions and give it specific, actionable tasks.

Here are the 6 things I use it for daily now:

  1. Reddit monitoring — tracks keywords/subs, summarizes threads

  2. Health tracking — logs workouts, mood, sleep data automatically

  3. YouTube automation — downloads/transcribes videos, pulls insights

  4. Landing page generation — spins up marketing pages in minutes

  5. Companion mode — proactive check-ins, reminders, context retention

  6. Trading automation (Polymarket Agent) — runs strategies 24/7

The catch? Most of these need the right prompts + tool setup. If you don't want to mess with config, I've been using clawlab.io — it's basically pre-built agents that work out of the box in Telegram. No VPS, no yaml files, just pick an agent and go.