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1Password’s browser integration lets Anthropic’s Claude request credential fills to complete signed-in tasks without exposing raw passwords. Learn how it works and safety steps.
Outline to use marketingskills/open-source-growth agent skills to automate repo audits, README upgrades, demo builds, launch packs and ecosystem PRs, plus quick-start steps.
hty exposes interactive programs through persistent PTY sessions so AI agents can snapshot the rendered terminal and send keystrokes—letting agents drive editors, auth flows, and wizards.
Mustafa Suleyman outlines which routine tasks AI will absorb first and recommends two-week pilots with clear metrics. Read practical steps for employees, managers, and founders.
Run AdminForth locally from the demo video: start a dev server, keep the built-in AI agent in dry-run, and validate one automation before enabling paid models.
zSpreadSheet uses AI to turn plain-English prompts into native .xlsx workbooks with formulas, charts, pivots, formatting and a live preview. Free and paid tiers.
YC's April 2026 Requests for Startups frames AI as the company 'operating system': favor services that observe, decide and act, replacing human providers and pricing outcomes.
Dairy Queen is adding a Presto AI chatbot to dozens of drive‑thrus. This brief outlines which speaker‑box tasks shift to AI, what staff will monitor, and immediate checklists.
Microsoft is testing persistent, OpenClaw-style agents for 365 Copilot. Read how always-on assistants change authorization, data flows and monitoring — and what teams should pilot first.
AI agents can increase human work: every prompt, check and correction creates 'attention debt' that shifts tasks to staff. Read practical pilot rules for managers and teams.
A commit-gated pipeline (Prompt→LLM→Validation→Normalizer→Retry→Commit) keeps AI-generated structured files off disk until they pass schema checks, revealing schema gaps.
Connect Paragent to a GitHub repo, supply your LLM keys, and run parallel agents (Free: 2, Pro: 10) that create branches, run your tests, and open PRs for review.