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Real jobs people get done with AI agents, each tied to its original source, an honest outcome label, a prompt you can edit, and the GitHub repositories involved.
Use Firecrawl to map and crawl a website, returning each page as Markdown or structured JSON ready to chunk and embed.
Install Ollama, pull an open model and call it through the local REST API so prompts stay on your machine.
Install the Claude Code GitHub Action so Claude reviews each pull request with inline comments and responds to @claude requests.
Simon Willison had Codex CLI translate the JustHTML parser into a dependency-free JavaScript library, steering it with about eight prompts over one afternoon.
Lindy’s Meeting Prep routine sends a briefing before each meeting, or as a daily digest, with the attendees, their job titles and companies, and summaries of earlier meetings, by email or text.
Make’s help center walks through an agent that reads lead emails, researches the sender’s company, scores the lead, checks your calendar and leaves a draft reply in Gmail with a Slack link for you to review.
Anthropic’s Cowork docs describe Dispatch, a background agent in Claude Desktop that splits one request into child tasks, runs each as its own session and forwards permission prompts to you, even from your phone.
Simon Willison gave Claude Code full permissions inside a Docker container on an NVIDIA Spark and had it get DeepSeek-OCR working; it took four prompts and under 40 minutes, with one nudge from him.
Meta’s Muse runs in its own secure cloud VM, takes requests in WhatsApp or the Muse app, and asks before sending email or buying; a separate Sentinel agent must approve anything it sends to the internet.
Grok Bot launched in beta in August 2026: always-on agents with their own cloud computer that sign in to your apps, learn routines by watching you, and come back when something needs your approval.
Microsoft announced Scout at Build 2026: an always-on personal work agent for Frontier customers, built on the open-source OpenClaw and on Work IQ, that handles meeting prep, scheduling conflicts and routine tasks.
Zapier’s guide shows an agent that starts when a lead arrives, looks up the company on the web, adds the details to your CRM and drafts outreach, with approval steps you add before anything is sent or changed.
Agent Mode in Excel plans formulas, sheets and charts from a prompt, checks and fixes its own results, and reports its validation steps; Microsoft reports 57.2% accuracy on SpreadsheetBench in its own evaluation.
The Manus team describes the context rules it settled on after rebuilding its agent framework four times: keep the prompt prefix cacheable, mask tools instead of removing them, and use files as memory.
Google's Big Sleep agent started from recent SQLite fixes, looked for related unfixed bugs and found an exploitable stack buffer underflow before it reached an official release.
Crawl4AI crawls pages into clean Markdown and extracts fields such as product names and prices with CSS or XPath schemas or an LLM, giving an agent tidy input for a market or competitor comparison.
AP2 is an open protocol from Google for payments made by agents: the user signs an intent mandate and a cart mandate, giving merchants and payment providers an audit trail of what the user approved.
Mealie is a self-hosted recipe manager and meal planner; with an OpenAI-compatible provider it can turn web pages, pasted text or photos into recipes, parse ingredients and suggest tags.
Anthropic split eight staff without robotics experience into two teams to program a quadruped robot to fetch a ball; the team using Claude finished more tasks and, on shared tasks, took about half the time.
Anthropic's computer-use-demo runs Claude inside a Docker desktop that you watch in the browser, with a chat panel, so you can test screen, mouse and keyboard automation away from your own machine.
DeerFlow 2.0 is an open-source agent harness from ByteDance that plans a task, hands parts to sub-agents and works in a sandbox with memory, skills and search tools, using any OpenAI-compatible model.
OpenHands Agent Canvas runs the OpenHands agent, or Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI and other ACP agents, on your machine or in Docker sandboxes, and can trigger them from schedules or webhooks.
Pipecat is an open-source Python framework for real-time voice agents; its telephony support lets a bot take inbound calls or dial out through providers such as Twilio and Telnyx.
changedetection.io checks chosen parts of web pages on a schedule, tracks prices and restocks, and can use an LLM to summarise changes or ignore ones that do not matter.
Google DeepMind's AlphaEvolve pairs Gemini models with automatic scoring to evolve code, and reports gains in data-centre scheduling, AI kernels and open maths problems.
TheoremExplainAgent plans scenes, writes Manim Community animation code and adds narration to produce theorem explanation videos longer than five minutes.
godot-mcp lets an MCP client launch the Godot editor, run a project, read its debug output and create scenes, so the agent can check whether its game code works.
GhidraMCP exposes Ghidra's decompiler and renaming tools over MCP, so an agent such as Claude Code can list functions, read decompiled code and propose clearer names.