Keep a resident desktop agent for research notes and blog work
Raj Chettri runs Nous Research's Hermes Agent on his desktop for scheduled research summaries, note filing, quick scripts and his blog's writing pipeline.
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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.
Raj Chettri runs Nous Research's Hermes Agent on his desktop for scheduled research summaries, note filing, quick scripts and his blog's writing pipeline.
Matthew Brunelle rebuilt a YouTube Music to OpenSubsonic shim with OpenCode and Kimi K2.6 to compare it with an earlier Claude Code and Opus 4.6 attempt.
Use Spec Kit's slash commands to have a coding agent write a spec, a technical plan and a task list, then implement against them.
Give MoneyPrinterTurbo a topic and let it write a script, pick stock footage, add voice-over, subtitles and music, and render a video.
Describe a web task in plain language and let Browser Use drive a Chromium browser to finish it and return structured output.
Have TradingAgents' analyst, researcher, trader and risk roles analyse one ticker on one date and produce a reasoned report.
Use OpenAI Whisper on your own machine to transcribe audio in many languages or translate speech into English text.
Use n8n's visual canvas to wire an LLM agent to your apps, add tools and memory, and pause for human approval before it acts.
Run MarkItDown on PDFs, Word, PowerPoint and Excel files to get structure-preserving Markdown an LLM can read cheaply.
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.
Mitchell Hashimoto built Ghostty's unobtrusive macOS update notifications with the Amp agent over 16 sessions, rewriting and reviewing parts by hand before merging.
Peter Eysermans connected Claude Desktop to Playwright and GitHub MCP servers so it could walk through features from tickets, report results and draft reusable tests.
Red Hat's Roy Belio containerized Karpathy's autoresearch on OpenShift AI with H100 GPUs and let Claude Code run 198 training experiments over 24 hours.
Federico Viticci ran OpenClaw (then called Clawdbot) on an M4 Mac mini with Claude Opus 4.5 over Telegram for briefings, smart-home control and small automations.
Kyle Corbitt worked through his 2025 US taxes with Codex, which researched rules, gathered documents and wrote a custom tax engine while a paid accountant did the same return.
Birgitta Böckeler tried GitHub's spec-kit workflow with Copilot in VS Code on a mid-sized dashboard feature and found the process heavy for the size of the task.
Sean Heelan benchmarked OpenAI o3 on a known ksmbd bug, then ran it across the SMB handlers, where it surfaced a new Linux kernel vulnerability, CVE-2025-37899.
Simon Willison had Codex CLI translate the JustHTML parser into a dependency-free JavaScript library, steering it with about eight prompts over one afternoon.