this tool turns any API into a working CLI for your agents... APIs don't come with an interface agents can just pick up... CLIs are the format you want for agentic workflows i'm using PrintingPress ALL THE TIME, this is how it works: > point it at an API or a website with no public API and it sniffs the endpoints itself > it reads the official docs plus every community CLI and MCP server for that service, then prints a token-efficient Go CLI: agent-native flags, compound commands, a local SQLite mirror > every print ships with a matching Claude Code skill and an MCP server, and printingpress․dev holds a catalog of already-printed CLIs you can install directly when you run on as many external tools as i do, the context it hands back to your agents is the whole point (this isn't sponsored & tool is free) ty @mvanhorn for this beauty

six months from now, everyone will have agents running 24/7 on autopilot, paying for dozens of tools with their own money... you'll have the choice to build a setup that achieves frontier performance thanks to smart model routing, and equip your harness with hundreds of connectors through a single API these guys are building this future...

this tool turns any API into a working CLI for your agents... APIs don't come with an interface agents can just pick up... CLIs are the format you want for agentic workflows i'm using PrintingPress ALL THE TIME, this is how it works: > point it at an API or a website with no public API and it sniffs the endpoints itself > it reads the official docs plus every community CLI and MCP server for that service, then prints a token-efficient Go CLI: agent-native flags, compound commands, a local SQLite mirror > every print ships with a matching Claude Code skill and an MCP server, and printingpress․dev holds a catalog of already-printed CLIs you can install directly when you run on as many external tools as i do, the context it hands back to your agents is the whole point (this isn't sponsored & tool is free) ty @mvanhorn for this beauty

how to create top 1% content in your niche on X: feeds are flooded with slop daily, out of 10 posts you scroll there might be a single one you genuinely find valuable so if you want to be seen and have people engage with your content, do this: > actively research, study and BUILD stuff by yourself, don't recycle or repurpose what others are posting > use AI to capture the value from that work: a skill like /value-capture that turns a full session into an Obsidian note, exactly how you did it, the challenges, what didn't work... > turn these notes into content, repeat the process daily this is how you become an authority people respect, and how you build an audience that's more likely to buy from you then you set the trends, and everyone else recycles them

Steve Jobs basically predicted the exact world we live in today... back in 1983 "the problem was you can't ask Aristotle a question... someday after the person's dead and gone we can ask a machine: hey, what would Aristotle have said, and maybe it will get it right" 43 years later, the machine doesn't just answer anymore, you tell it what you need done and it gets done no app, no typing, just one messy sentence spoken out loud, and the work is already split across three teams before you've put your phone down that's @viktor_com, it does the rest (you get $100 free credits to try it out)

how to reverse engineer any video and copy it's style, composition and scenes: i've said it before and i'll said it again... video production is the biggest opportunity in AI and Higgsfield just handed you the blueprint to make your own films these guys spent $500k in tokens to produce a full movie somehow they managed to nail character consistency, lip sync and motion for 95min and now the whole workflow and production methods behind it is free for anyone to use

i used claude + discord to create a personal reference bank and it has supercharged my creativity... a bot pulls each link i send, makes a thumbnail, and adds it to one website with the original link there's hundreds of links in there now, and its been part of pretty much every video project i've made my best ideas show up at really random times, so anything goes in: - a picture of a sign on the street - an ad i see on tv - a movie scene im watching (ill just film the movie) it's the perfect starting point when i'm working on a new video, design, tweet, etc

there are hundreds ways to get rich relatively easy with AI... building a SaaS isn't one of them the average indie hacker can't comprehend how incredibly hard it is to make real money building software it requires a very wide range of skills, which is the hardest thing to acquire in business coding is literally the easiest part then comes security, infrastructure, customer experience and service, copywriting, marketing, distribution...

i genuinely don't understand why i'm the only one using this... Andrej Karpathy, engineer at Anthropic, invented the concept of the LLM Wiki inside Obsidian i used it to build my own local knowledge base for generating AI videos on autopilot, here's how it works: - i sent to Claude Code hundreds of movies, ads, anime references - it ingested all of it and created smart links between each so it's easy for any agent to read it - whenever i want to make a video using Seedance 2.5 (coming soon on Higgsfield), the agent picks up the right format, composition and lens my whole video production pipeline lives in an AI agent with access to Higgsfield's suite: CLI, skills and all models (for image, video, voice and music) this is the absolute best way to work with AI agents in 2026... i teach you how to build the same in the article below:

Today, we’re launching Bland Speech v3 - The world's first Human Speech Engine. In @designarena’s Audio Realism benchmark, Speech v3 is the top model, outranking Elevenlabs, Grok, Cartesia, and OpenAI. Trained on over 100 million real, human conversations: businesses, developers, and creators can now create any audio they can imagine. To showcase this, we used 5 seconds of old footage to help James, a 49 year old father who recently suffered a stroke, get his voice back. Try it for free at Full length documentary below🧵

Seedance 2.5 is coming soon on Higgsfield meanwhile, these guys just published their official prompting guide... it will teach you 10x more than any paid course, here's exactly what it covers: - how to use reference images for character consistency - agentic video editing: subject and background replacement - advanced techniques for storyboards, multi-keyframe and transitions... in the article below i show you everything you need to know:

there is a million dollar on the line, Pixar co-founder just joined and you're not locked in?? this is your chance to get seen by the guy who pretty much invented 3D graphics and won 5 Oscars for that the opportunity of a lifetime if you ask me

my setup for building ANYTHING on the go, from any device: i have @orca_build on my mac mini at home, running whatever harness the task needs, Tailscale putting it in reach from anywhere it also manages the worktrees, so parallel agents ship on the same repo without stepping on each other nearly every harness that ships a desktop app ships a badly designed one... the terminal is minimal and works just fine on any device i keep testing alternatives and none has replaced it (this isn't a sponsored post)