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#AI Agents
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lucide-animated: Turn Lucide Icons into Animated React Components
lucide-animated is an open-source collection of animated icons built with Lucide and Motion. This article covers the interactive preview, installation with the shadcn CLI, and how to use it with an Agent.
AnyDoc Hands-On: Convert Word to Markdown in Under 1 Second, Ready for Agents to Use
I used AnyDoc to convert documents to Markdown at high speed. This article covers the complete CLI and Agent Skill workflows, the document structure it preserves, and how it differs from Marker and MinerU.
img2threejs Tested: Can Codex Turn One Image into a Three.js 3D Model?
I tested img2threejs with GPT-5.6 SOL at medium reasoning. Complex subjects such as an F1 car failed quickly, while a simple NES controller produced clickable buttons, multiple views, and an exploded view. This article covers the results, practical limits, and Codex installation.
MOLE Hands-on: Let an AI Agent Analyze First, Then Clear 15GB from Your Mac
MOLE is an open-source macOS maintenance tool for the terminal. I used mo analyze, mo status, and mo clean --dry-run to inspect disk usage and caches, then cleared 15.29GB. It also gives AI agents a safe way to analyze first, with a human approving cleanup.
Zed Hands-on: A Smooth AI Code Editor I Have Been Trying Lately
I recently moved a project into Zed and found it surprisingly pleasant to use. It feels responsive, and it can bring ChatGPT, Codex, and MCP into the same workspace without asking me to abandon VS Code.
DBX: A Lightweight Database Tool for 70+ Engines, Including Supabase
DBX is an open-source database client with an approximately 20 MB desktop installer. I connected it to Supabase and explored its multi-database workflow, editor themes, AI assistant, and MCP integration.
HeyClicky Hands-on: A Screen-Aware AI That Goes Beyond Dictation
HeyClicky is an AI assistant that lives beside your macOS cursor. It combines screen context with voice commands; here are my quick test results, free-tier limit, and multi-monitor issue.
Codebase Memory MCP Hands-On: Turning Your Repository into a Queryable Knowledge Graph for AI Agents
Codebase Memory MCP is a local code intelligence engine that turns a repository into a knowledge graph for AI coding agents. This hands-on guide covers installation, indexing, the 3D Graph UI, and practical CLI queries.
Testing Horizon: Letting Codex Automatically Organize Daily AI News
I wired Horizon into my blog news workflow so it handles collecting sources, then hands them to Codex to write a daily AI news summary. This article records the installation method, basic usage flow, and what I thought after actually testing it.
LLM Wiki Hands-on: Building a Personal Offline Knowledge Base That Large Models Can Organize and Update Automatically
Do your notes always feel tedious to organize? LLM Wiki is a personal knowledge base tool built around ideas from Andrej Karpathy. It can automatically read documents, run a two-stage chain-of-thought analysis, generate interconnected Wiki pages, and work well with Obsidian and local AI models.
Text-To-Lottie Tested: Using an AI Agent to Generate and Preview Lottie Animations Locally
This article shows how to use Skia CanvasKit (Skottie) with a React and shadcn/ui control interface, letting a local AI agent write lottie.json directly and preview the animation through hot reload in the dev server.
Nous Hermes Desktop Native Installation and Setup Guide: Hands-On Test of a Cross-Platform AI Assistant and Unified Memory
Nous Research’s Hermes agent has moved from the terminal to a GUI. This article walks through a hands-on test of the native desktop app across three platforms, covering one-click migration for existing users, API provider setup, and connecting Telegram and Line to build a personal AI assistant.
RTK Terminal Token Reducer Installation and Hands-on Test: Cut Claude Code Costs by Over 70%
RTK (Rust Token Killer) is a high-performance Rust-based CLI proxy tool that automatically filters and compresses terminal output, saving 60-90% of token usage for AI-assisted development.
Shannon AI Pentest Agent Installation and Hands-on Testing Guide (macOS/Linux)
I used 10 AI agents to attack my own website. Two hours later, they handed me a full security report. Shannon was more mature than I expected.
Hermes Agent x HyperFrames Hands-On: A Guide to Automatically Generating an AI Assistant Self-Intro Video
I asked Hermes to make its own self-introduction video. From copywriting and HTML animation to rendering an MP4, the whole process was automated. What is HyperFrames? Why is it a better fit for AI Agents than Remotion?
DeepSeek V4 Pro x Hermes Agent: Self-Written Intro Review and Deployment Guide
I asked Hermes to write this itself. 1M context, $0.87 per million tokens, cross-platform deployment, autonomous screenshots, writing, and git push. This article was handled by AI from research to publishing.
Pi Coding Agent: Installing and Using a Lightweight Terminal AI Assistant
If you feel like most AI development tools are too heavy, or they force you to change your habits, Pi is worth trying because you stay in control.