browser-search — three tools, zero cost, and your AI agent learns to search and browse the web
/r/Hermes/comments/1uclwgi/browsersearch_three_tools_zero_cost_and_your_ai/u/Ill-Tradition1362 — 4 days ago
r/clawdbot
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What's the biggest interruption during your workday?
Meetings?
Slack?
Emails?
Phone calls?
Something else?
What's the thing that breaks your focus most often?
u/Full-Tip2622 — 4 days ago
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For those running models locally
Hey I am getting a Mac mini and was interested in running some local LLMS such as Deepseek , Qwen , Gemma, via Ollma , if I get 24 gb of memory/RAM and 512 gb of storage would that limit me ? Or is ot achievable?
My use case , data research, market research, app building , websites building, personal assistant tasks.
u/TheMonkey404 — 4 days ago
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What's the most unnecessary step in a process you deal with?
Something where everyone knows it's unnecessary...
but it still exists.
What is it?
u/Full-Tip2622 — 5 days ago
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Does clawdbot today still function well and would it work for my use cases?
Hey everyone so a few months ago I was planning on attaining a Mac mini and getting a Claude subscription I was so hyped but do to personal reasons at that time I completely shifted focus.
Since then I’ve heard about bans lot of changes had taken place Claude bans, regulation crack downs , and an open ai acquisition if any of this is actually true I don’t know , but with all of this said will clawdbot still work for me?
My use case is to have clawdbot help me create apps (I am not a coder) , websites, create and manage product listings , and logistics. Do market research and open online businesses.
Is it still capable of these tasks if I were to get it today ? Or is it more restricted and dumbed down making me have to manually redo every task myself (especially with coding)
Any advice would be much appreciated
u/TheMonkey404 — 10 days ago
20 Agentic Engineering Concepts Every AI Builder Should Know
Most people think autonomous coding is about picking the right model.
After spending months building autonomous coding workflows, I don’t think that’s the bottleneck anymore.
The biggest improvements came from things that have nothing to do with model intelligence.
Project state.
Work ledgers.
Decision records.
Verification.
Trust boundaries.
Permission gates.
Recovery points.
Evidence collection.
A surprising number of AI failures happen because the agent doesn’t know what has already been done, cannot prove the outcome, doesn’t understand the current state of the project, or doesn’t know when it should stop and ask a human.
That’s what led me to put together this reference sheet of 20 agentic engineering concepts.
Most builders are already using some of these ideas without having names for them.
Once you have the vocabulary, it becomes much easier to reason about why an autonomous workflow succeeds or fails.
Curious which concepts you think are missing.
u/Advanced_Pudding9228 — 12 days ago