Stop treating AI like a chatbot Connect Claude Code to Obsidian and you get something much closer to a personal operating system It can search your notes, connect ideas, organise projects, and help turn everything you’ve saved into actual work You can set it up in about an hour! Most people will bookmark this and forget about it The few who build it will wonder how they ever worked without it

A game controller exploration website went from a random idea to a fully working site in a couple of hours, using a specific three-tool chain. > Started from a PlayStation-related post on X, then a Pinterest design that felt right as the visual direction > GPT Image 2.0 turned the design reference into actual visuals > Tripo converted those visuals into real 3D assets > Claude Opus 5 assembled everything, the images and the 3D assets, into the actual working website > Total build time: a couple of hours of focused effort, start to finish The notable part isn't that AI built a website. It's that a random idea could be explored, built, and shipped before the interest in it faded.

A game controller exploration website went from a random idea to a fully working site in a couple of hours, using a specific three-tool chain. > Started from a PlayStation-related post on X, then a Pinterest design that felt right as the visual direction > GPT Image 2.0 turned the design reference into actual visuals > Tripo converted those visuals into real 3D assets > Claude Opus 5 assembled everything, the images and the 3D assets, into the actual working website > Total build time: a couple of hours of focused effort, start to finish The notable part isn't that AI built a website. It's that a random idea could be explored, built, and shipped before the interest in it faded.

I keep losing whole mornings to DMs, support tickets, and prod alerts, so I'm building Harbor: an AI front desk that answers the routine stuff in your voice and holds everything else for one 15-minute review. Built to not talk to you during deep work. Everything gets one of four treatments: auto-handle, draft, digest, or page-me. You write the policy in plain English, like briefing an assistant. Validating before I build, the page is live, roast it or join it:

This is seriously dangerous! A college student in the states spent $2,200 on an iPad and a Mac mini and chained them to his MacBook. Three machines humming on a dorm desk, his roommates assumed he'd started mining crypto he hadn't he just built the automation, hit run, and went to sleep by morning it had already worked through hundreds of leads, written a personalized email for every one of them, and pushed the whole thing into the CRM while he was unconscious the agency doing that exact job before him charged $7,000 a month he spent $2,200 once there are 360 million businesses on the planet, and millions of them are still paying people to do work the machine does cleaner, faster, and for almost nothing and maybe 100,000 people on earth actually know how to set this up

This is seriously dangerous! A college student in the states spent $2,200 on an iPad and a Mac mini and chained them to his MacBook. Three machines humming on a dorm desk, his roommates assumed he'd started mining crypto he hadn't he just built the automation, hit run, and went to sleep by morning it had already worked through hundreds of leads, written a personalized email for every one of them, and pushed the whole thing into the CRM while he was unconscious the agency doing that exact job before him charged $7,000 a month he spent $2,200 once there are 360 million businesses on the planet, and millions of them are still paying people to do work the machine does cleaner, faster, and for almost nothing and maybe 100,000 people on earth actually know how to set this up

I keep losing whole mornings to DMs, support tickets, and prod alerts, so I'm building Harbor: an AI front desk that answers the routine stuff in your voice and holds everything else for one 15-minute review. Built to not talk to you during deep work. Everything gets one of four treatments: auto-handle, draft, digest, or page-me. You write the policy in plain English, like briefing an assistant. Validating before I build, the page is live, roast it or join it:

A few quality-of-life (QoL) updates on > Animated Outbid button > Throne for first place on the board > Influencer and Companies categories > Expanded view of each listing You can easily snag first place in a different category but it won't be easy to take first place on the main board!

Someone built a QR code generator that doesn't look like a QR code at all! Enter a URL and it grows a full 3D tree out of the code itself. The best small tools are the ones that hide the boring part inside something worth looking at!

The fastest way to build an AI agent team is to not set up a new agent in the first week. A 44-minute video breaks down the actual sequence, and it's the opposite of what most people do on day one. Opening 20 bots at once doesn't give you a team, it gives you a messy workspace burning the same context. Bookmark and watch this video to understand how to build a real agent team.

This is insane! Most people think building a faceless YouTube operation means the hard part is the clipping, finding the right moments, getting the captions right. The actual bottleneck reveal is publishing discipline, keeping a calendar full, tracking what worked, never letting the pipeline stall. That's where Postiz does the real work in this system. Every finished clip routes through Postiz as a draft first, Postiz holds the connected YouTube and Facebook accounts, Postiz reads and fills the calendar, and Postiz Agent even pulls the weekly analytics that decide what gets clipped next. Grok Bot runs the loop. Postiz is the actual operations layer underneath it. Read this article to understand the full breakdown of how to build the same working system!

This is f*cking dangerous! Just watched an 18-year-old explain, like it was nothing how he clears $10k/month on autopilot with AI, and it hit me that almost nobody is paying attention to this! Here's the whole thing: Pick a YouTube channel that posts constantly. drop the link into a single tool. hook up your TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube Shorts. close your laptop. From there, AI takes over: it watches every new upload, cuts the strongest moments, writes the captions, and ships them everywhere on its own. 1M views ≈ $2,000 Zero editing, zero posting, zero stress 10 minutes to set up, then it runs without you You've stopped "making content." You're operating a content system. The full step-by-step is in the article below, exact tools, exact stack, exact playbook Save this

Most people think prompt engineering died in 2024, back when models got smart enough to understand plain English without ceremony! Actually, it didn't die, it became structured role specification, and the labs spent the last two years quietly rebuilding the entire interface as a hiring process instead of a conversation. Anthropic's own orchestrator-worker research system beat single-agent Claude Opus 4 by 90.2% on internal evaluations, not through better phrasing, but through bounded scope, explicit anti-sycophancy instructions, enforced output schemas, and parallel role assignment. The magic phrase died. The job description replaced it, and most people are still treating their agent like a search box instead of an execution engine. This article shows you the right way to use your AI with ready-to-paste prompts!

The fastest way to build an AI agent team is to not set up a new agent in the first week. A 44-minute video breaks down the actual sequence, and it's the opposite of what most people do on day one. Opening 20 bots at once doesn't give you a team, it gives you a messy workspace burning the same context. Bookmark and watch this video to understand how to build a real agent team.

Someone built a QR code generator that doesn't look like a QR code at all! Enter a URL and it grows a full 3D tree out of the code itself. The best small tools are the ones that hide the boring part inside something worth looking at!

I am using this setup today! Grok @bot's core advantage over locally run agents like Hermes Agent or OpenClaw is that every bot runs on its own remote VM, so a routine keeps executing after the laptop closes, and David built two real workflows pairing it with Postiz to prove it! In under 10 minutes, he will walk you through one of the smartest ways to level up your content with Grok Bot. This workflow repurposed a video into a long-form article which reached 201K views! Watch it now and thank me later.

This is f*cking dangerous! Just watched an 18-year-old explain, like it was nothing how he clears $10k/month on autopilot with AI, and it hit me that almost nobody is paying attention to this! Here's the whole thing: Pick a YouTube channel that posts constantly. drop the link into a single tool. hook up your TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube Shorts. close your laptop. From there, AI takes over: it watches every new upload, cuts the strongest moments, writes the captions, and ships them everywhere on its own. 1M views ≈ $2,000 Zero editing, zero posting, zero stress 10 minutes to set up, then it runs without you You've stopped "making content." You're operating a content system. The full step-by-step is in the article below, exact tools, exact stack, exact playbook Save this

A few quality-of-life (QoL) updates on > Animated Outbid button > Throne for first place on the board > Influencer and Companies categories > Expanded view of each listing You can easily snag first place in a different category but it won't be easy to take first place on the main board!

A few quality-of-life (QoL) updates on > Animated Outbid button > Throne for first place on the board > Influencer and Companies categories > Expanded view of each listing You can easily snag first place in a different category but it won't be easy to take first place on the main board!