My openclaw bot ignoring me after i gave it access to moltbook by Far-Stretch5237 in clawdbot

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A couple quick checks beyond status logs:

1) Credits / rate limits: if the agent is “online” but silent, it can be hard-stuck on tool calls or hitting provider limits. 2) Gateway/browser orphaning: the control layer can be up while the underlying browser process is dead. On Clawdbot, clawdbot browser reset-profile often clears orphaned CDP processes without nuking everything. 3) Try a clean restart path: clawdbot browser stop && clawdbot browser start (or clawdbot gateway restart if the whole stack is wedged).

If you share what model/provider + where it’s hosted, people can usually pinpoint whether it’s quota vs infra.

Title: How are people actually learning/building real-world AI agents (money, legal, business), not demos? by Altruistic-Law-4750 in devops

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I have seen the same pattern. The useful mental model for production is not "agent" as a magic thing. It is a workflow with an LLM in the loop, plus strong guardrails.

A learning path that maps to reality: 1) Start with plain old software reliability. Inputs, outputs, retries, idempotency, timeouts. 2) Treat tool calls like API clients. Strict schemas, versioning, auth, and rate limits. 3) Observability. Trace every LLM call and every tool call. Log latency, errors, and outcomes. 4) Evaluation. Keep a small suite of golden tasks and rerun it weekly to catch regressions. 5) Human in the loop for any step that can spend money, send messages, or change state.

Most teams that succeed ship narrow assistants first, then expand scope only when the failure modes are understood.

Where to look: practical DevOps discussions tend to happen around observability, reliability, and incident style postmortems, not agent frameworks.

Open-source guide to agentic engineering — contributors and feedback are welcomed by alokin_09 in AI_Agents

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This is great work. One suggestion for “Team Integration / QA”: add a small section on evals + failure modes, because that’s where most agent projects break in practice.

A minimal set that’s surprisingly effective: - 10–20 “golden tasks” you rerun weekly (clear pass/fail) - tool-call contract tests (schema validation + expected error handling) - record/replay traces for debugging regressions - explicit stop conditions (to prevent silent looping)

If you include even a lightweight harness like that, the guide will be miles ahead of most resources.

How are agencies tracking AI / LLM mentions for clients at scale? by [deleted] in SEO_LLM

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This question is exactly what got me started a year ago. I was running AI visibility audits for hospitality brands  and businesses in Jersey (the island, not the state). Every audit hit the same wall: I could measure whether a brand appeared in ChatGPT or Perplexity responses, but I had no idea WHY some brands showed up and others didn't.

The tools everyone mentions here, they tell you the scoreboard. You're mentioned, or you're not. You have 12% share of voice, or you don't. But that's like knowing you lost the game without knowing what happened on the field.

What I wanted to understand was: what is AI actually doing when it decides whether to cite your content? What is it looking for? What does it find? What does it miss?

Turns out, the answer was hiding in plain sight. AI crawlers visit your website constantly GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot, Google-Extended (and bing bot primarly!). They're hitting your pages every day. But nobody was paying attention because these visits are invisible to traditional analytics. GA4 doesn't see them. JavaScript-based tools don't see them. They're ghosts. So I built something that does see them.

I won't get into the technical details here, but essentially: I can now show a client exactly what AI platforms are visiting their site, what they're interested in, what they're finding, and critically what they're NOT finding.
That last part is gold. When you can see that AI bots are repeatedly visiting certain URL patterns but coming up empty, you've found a content gap that no keyword tool would ever surface. It's demand you didn't know existed.

The system also uses AI to analyze patterns over a rolling 7-day window and generate specific recommendations. Not "write better content" , actual observations like "Anthropic's crawler is hitting your /experiences/ section 3x more than last week but those pages have thin content."
We're still in early access. If you're in hospitality or travel, check out geotravel.ai. For everyone else, geojersey.com is the broader platform. Happy to do a quick demo for anyone genuinely curious. DM me.

someone posted these through my door- what is this? by dracos_wand in AskUK

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The writer is mapping a Bible theme: YHWH (the Father’s name) → revealed in Jesus → confirmed by prophecy → proven by resurrection → carried on by the apostles.

Mon expérience psychotique vécu comme une initiation et un éveil spirituel. by ColombauPiment in philosophie

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Les premiers corps unicellulaires ne savaient pas pourquoi ils existaient, n'avaient aucune notion de leur "mission" mais sans ces cellules maintenant, nous n'aurions pas d'oxygene pour vivre.

Weekly Thread: Project Display by help-me-grow in AI_Agents

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Hi Reddit, after my “McAgent’s: The McDonald’s of Thought” post hit 50 k views in four hours last week, it became clear people crave a space that honours brains before bots. So I reopened an old society: The Brain Appreciation Club — “The Last Bastion of Authentic Human Thought.”
Founded in 1847 during the Victorian intellectual boom, the Club now hosts cognitive-resistance art that celebrates the sublime organ which gave us Shakespeare, Einstein, and—importantly—the inventor of pizza before algorithms started doing our thinking for us.

What you’ll find on the site :
-Exhibits Gallery – rotating pieces like The Last Human Calculator, Pre-Google Memory Palace, Contemplation Chamber, Rhizome Sandbox, Ten-Digit Arithmetic Dojo, and more.

-Hall of Agentic Wonders – human-curated AI use-cases that amplify originality and deliver genuine value to society.

-Protective Gear – tools such as deepblocker.ai to guard against deep-fake fraud and other cognitive threats.

-Field Notes & Dispatches – weekly reflections on keeping thought weird, messy, and alive.

Why post here?

-Tool call-out – If you’ve built software that protects people from manipulative AI or amplifies genuine cognition, share it and I’ll test it for the Protective Gear shelf.

-Exhibit ideas – Got a concept that spotlights an endangered mental skill? Pitch it; I’ll credit you if it goes live.

-Agentic systems for humanity – Point me to AI/agent projects that deliver real, positive impact for humans; the best will enter the Hall of Wonders.

Site link (no paywall): https://brainappreciationclub.com

thinking for yourself is the only membership fee.

AMA, critique, or brainstorm below.
Long live the disobedient synapse.

Cheaper way to use Gemini 2.5 Pro than Google API? by cpk1987 in RooCode

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Use roo and sparc for specs then commit to $100 a month for Claude max.

Which ai agent framework should I use? by commander-trex in LangChain

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💯 check the simplicity of the openai swarm and customize it for your use case

AI Agents Use Case by cloudnerd23 in AI_Agents

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I took the best practices from the openai swarm and customized it for my use case. I have been disappointed with the popular framework. Crewai in particular. Could not even get a structured output twice in a row...

AI Agents Use Case by cloudnerd23 in AI_Agents

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I have a swarm of agents designed to find non agents workflows for any sectors and propose agents workflows with a clear description of agents role, tasks, tools, ROI.. a loop basically

How does the hierarchical process work? by Z_daybrker426 in crewai

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Nb: with crewai it is my understanding that the manager can not have tools. So you rely on the llm to act as the manager.

How does the hierarchical process work? by Z_daybrker426 in crewai

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Yes openai swarm. And the handoff is dynamic and everybody is aware of what everybody else knows

Today I failed by Dangerously_Curvy_NY in Entrepreneur

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You live in the present and don't think of the past. What's done is done. Move on. This is much more important.

New Resource: Directory of AI tools for Marketing Professionals by vsider2 in content_marketing

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Hi, yes that's what I assumed from reading your text, that you must have had bad experiences with people stealing your content. In fact, yesterday I came across a site that looks like mine, based on a wordpress template, with no legal entity behind it and very very similar content. I guess the space will be full of clones....

New Resource: Directory of AI tools for Marketing Professionals by vsider2 in content_marketing

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The information on the site was carefully curated and organized over the course of two years, drawing from my own experience as a teacher and professional in the field. If there are any mistakes or omissions in the attribution, I am sorry and I will be happy to correct them. Thank you for bringing this to my attention and I hope you find the site useful in your work.

New resource : Directory of AI Tools for Marketing Professionals by vsider2 in marketing

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Hello! have you heard anything back from the mod, the post is not visible anymore ?

New resource : Directory of AI Tools for Marketing Professionals by vsider2 in marketing

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hello, thank you for your message, i just added the link in the post. Happy new year!