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Engineering at Anthropic. Building effective agents. Published . Dec 19, 2024. We've worked with dozens of teams building LLM agents across industries. Consistently, the most successful implementations use simple, composable patterns rather than comp
I don't have the money for a Mac Mini and I don't use my agent for writing code, so my experience is on a Windows11 PC. If your setup is different or your use cases are different then mileage might vary, but I'm happy to share my journey and how this little buddy has definitely grown on me over the weeks.
I started out wanting to test Hermes as a Claw alternative, and saw a lot of posts recommending it, and of course being attached to an established name like Nous added more credibility than a
Anthropic literally just dropped Opus 4.7. The timeline is an absolute blur right now. People on Twitter and TikTok are already calling it a "cloud employee" because you can assign it a task, shut your laptop, go to sleep, and it finishes the job at 3 AM. It's a monster. But that isn't what broke my brain this week. What broke my brain is that my laptop fan is currently screaming at 6,000 RPM because I loaded up Alibaba’s new open-weight Qwen3.6-35B-A3B, ran it locally, and watched it brutally o
I've been following AI design tools closely, and today's Claude Design launch caught my attention for one specific reason: the Claude Code handoff.
Most AI design tools stop at "here's a pretty mockup." Claude Design apparently packages the entire design into a handoff bundle that you pass directly to Claude Code. For solo founders or small teams, this could genuinely collapse the design-to-dev pipeline.
Here's what stood out to me:
What it actually does:
- You describe what you need, Cl
I've been testing both OpenClaw and Hermes side by side. OpenClaw is still my main driver, but after spending a few days with Hermes, I have to admit that Hermes feels more capable in a lot of situations, especially with smaller models. What stood out to me most is that Hermes seems much more autonomous. When the task is clear, which is usually how I try to interact with AI systems, it tends to just go off and do the thing with very little hand-holding, and a lot of the time it one-shots the tas
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Hey r/openclaw,
With the launch of Google's Gemma 4 (now fully open under Apache 2.0) and the OpenClaw 4.1 update dropping yesterday, the local agent game just completely changed. I’ve been stress-testing the new models, and I wanted to share my optimized stack that essentially gives you highly capable, zero-token-cost sub-agents running on consumer hardware.
If you want to maximize performance while keeping costs near zero, here is the architecture and setup guide you need.
🧠 1. The "Main Br
How to Build Your First AI Agent with Zero Experience — The Complete Guide.
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Agent frameworks. Multi-agent orchestration. Agentic loops. Tool calling. Sub-agent coordination.
It sounds impossibly complex. Like you need a computer science degree and three years of backend experience just to get started.
You do not.
I am going to walk you through building your first real AI agent in a single weekend. Not a chatbot. Not a one-off automation. A
I keep hearing OpenClaw has way more breadth and tools, but I recently started using Hermes and it just works. I understand there are various use cases and one is better than the other in many of them. For most everyday cases dealing with browsing, memory retention and personal stuff, it feels like Hermes is way more streamline and robust.
For the record I did get Openclaw to the same level but it was just more effort than setting up Hermes.
Anyone else have similar observations? Curious
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I woke up this Saturday morning to a nice spring April day. I noticed my Cron jobs weren’t complete from last night , given that openclaw has memory issues and his learning how to be more efficient. I inquired about the status of my cron job… then getting error….
Looks like Claude is putting us on tokens versus memberships now, so I converted to the token payment method and I decided to do a couple of configuration changes to make things more affordable. I’m still testing this out. I haven’t fin
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As the open web evolves in the era of AI, WordPress must keep pace. To ensure our CMS remains the leading solution to democratize publishing, we are creating and maintaining a collection of projects that form technical Building Blocks for AI within the WordPress project.
These Building Blocks will allow users and developers alike to create powerful AI implementations within WordPress – pushing the CMS to serve more needs and be even more flexible than it already is. We have three immediate focuses and four deliverables. When used together, each contributes the required functionality to create anything from AI features, to workflows, to agents, both inside and outside of the software.
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Seems to me that Cursor 3 includes many of the previously unique and popular features of Antigravity.
Am I wrong?
Got the email this morning. Third-party harness support ends today at 12pm PT. I run 17 agents on OpenClaw - 10 platform promo agents, 7 content pipeline crons. All on a Max subscription.
The good news: Claude Code is explicitly covered by the subscription. And it turns out the migration is embarrassingly simple.
What I did:
- Created a CLAUDE.md file in each OpenClaw workspace directory. This is the entry point - tells Claude "you are this agent, read HEARTBEAT.md, follow it step by ste
