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Need help

I’m a complete AI newbie but I’m in a jam and realized that AI can do what I need much faster and more efficiently, but I need recommendations. I’ve never used an agent before and I’m pretty much only familiar with ChatGPT but just downloaded Claude as well.

I’m a whistleblower with extensive notes and audio recordings that I need transcribed and organized.

In retaliation for what I reported, I was written up yesterday -for stupid things that I can easily refute in a grievance. My HR case has gone on now for 2.5 years.

The supervisor is literally a textbook narcissist and our two supervisors are supporting him because they are dazzled into believing what he is saying, rather than what he is doing.

He has created a hostile work environment and HR has sided with me twice but did not disclose his punishment to me or to my union. At my hearing, the last write up against me was reversed.

So, here we go again, except this time, I will first squash the write up, then I will pursue state or federal charges against him. I have a lawyer who is ready to go.

My problem is that there is just too much information and even to get a basic timeline with supporting facts and emails, it takes me weeks. I would ideally like AI to write a rock solid third grievance for me when they try to terminate me in two weeks.
Any suggestions on what AI would be best here? Should I learn to create an agent? It also has to be very confidential because I am in a government agency.
Thank you for any help you can offer in advance.

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u/U_R_Here2 — 2 days ago
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I built a Windows AI agent that actually controls your PC — no cloud, no subscription, 300+ models (WindOp)

Hey everyone, long-time lurker, occasional poster. Wanted to share something I've been grinding on for a while.

So the whole "AI that runs on your computer" space has been getting crowded, but most of what I tried was either cloud-locked, stupidly expensive, or just glorified chatbots that paste PowerShell commands at you and hope for the best.

I wanted something that actually *does* the thing. Like, I type "clean up my downloads folder and rename all the screenshots by date" and it just... does it. No copying and pasting into a terminal.

So I built WindOp — a Windows AI operator that takes full control of your PC (mouse, keyboard, shell, apps) and runs locally with 300+ models via OpenRouter. You bring your own API key, zero subscription on our end, no telemetry, nothing gets sent to our servers.

A few things it can do:

- Organize/rename/deduplicate files without you lifting a finger

- Run PowerShell, CMD, or WSL commands on your behalf

- Control apps on your screen

- Spin up multi-agent workflows for more complex tasks

It's free to download. You just need your own API key (OpenRouter, Anthropic, OpenAI — whatever you use). We're at v0.2.54 now and have 214+ downloads so far which is honestly way more than I expected for something this niche.

Would love feedback, especially from people who've tried similar tools. What's your biggest pain point with AI automation on Windows?

https://windop.app/

u/Kolakocide — 8 days ago
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I built a CLI so AI agents can generate TTS audio from docs, notes, and summaries

Hey everyone,

I’m building TTSBuddy CLI, a command-line tool that lets AI agents and automation workflows generate text-to-speech audio from text, markdown, notes, scripts, summaries, or long documents.

https://reddit.com/link/1te4hvy/video/3gz9n51nec1h1/player

The idea is simple: agents are good at producing useful written output, but sometimes the better final artifact is audio.

Why I built it:

  • turn agent summaries into listenable audio
  • generate study audio from notes or papers
  • create quick voice previews from scripts
  • make long AI outputs easier to consume away from the screen
  • support automation pipelines without needing the web UI

I’d love feedback from people building agents:

  • Would you use this as a CLI tool, MCP tool, or both?
  • Should the default output be a downloaded MP3, an audio URL, or JSON?
  • What agent workflows would actually benefit from audio output?
  • What would make this easier to plug into your stack?
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u/k800elik — 6 days ago

I’ve been working on something in the AI and construction space.

The problem is simple, but painful.
Construction teams still spend hours reading 2D blueprints manually, calculating quantities, estimating costs, and updating numbers every time a design changes.
We’ve built an MVP that converts 2D construction blueprints into smart 3D models, detects key architectural elements, and helps generate quantity takeoffs and rough cost estimates.
It’s still early, but the direction is clear.
The goal is to build an AI system that helps contractors, architects, and construction teams move from drawings to decisions much faster.
I’m now looking to speak with founders, investors, operators, civil engineers, architects, and people who understand construction workflows.
Especially if you have experience in:
construction tech
AI SaaS
real estate tech
B2B software
early stage product building
fundraising or GTM
I’d love to connect, get feedback, and explore possible collaboration.
If this space interests you, DM me.

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u/Dazzling_Finger_2781 — 12 days ago