AI Agent Automation: How to Make It Work Without Being Prompted
I used to treat an AI agent like a search engine with a personality. I would open a chat, ask a question, get an answer, and close it. Do that a few times a day and the agent sits idle for the other 23 hours and 55 minutes. It does not lack capability.…
Tutti Review: The Multi-Agent Workspace That Actually Solves the Context Switching Problem
Stop Re-Explaining Your Project to Every AI Agent I ran into a familiar wall last week. I was halfway through building a project with Claude Code when the credits ran out. I switched to Codex to keep going. And then came the painful part: spending…
How to Share Skills Across Multiple AI Agents
Three practical principles for sharing and maintaining Skills across multiple AI agents, without duplicated prompts and outdated versions.
OpenClaw Mobile App: The Hardest Part Is Not What You Expected
OpenClaw finally hit mobile and the hardest part is not what you expected. Here is what actually changes when your AI agent workflow leaves the desktop today.
How Power Users Actually Run Hermes: The Infrastructure Behind the Chatbot
Every few weeks, someone posts a new benchmark chart. A different model is winning. The comments fill up. Then it happens again. Real operators stopped reading those posts months ago. What they care about is a system that shows up before they do. Files…
How I Migrated My AI Agent to a New Machine – And What Actually Worked
Migrating an AI agent to a new machine sounds simple until you hit the hidden traps—API keys, environment variables, skill configurations, and toolchain compatibility. Here's what actually works, based on real experience.
ChatGPT is a Mouth, Hermes is Hands: How China Is Quietly Winning the AI Agent Race
While Western AI debates benchmark scores, China is quietly running AI agents on WeChat—with free models, no command lines, and users who never knew what a context window was.