Hey everyone!... The local AI landscape is moving crazy fast right now. I'm looking to set up a local AI agent or automated workflow on my Windows PC (running an RTX 5060 with 16GB VRAM). My goal is to batch-process about 500 PDFs (around 3,000 characters each). I need the system to extract the text, use a local LLM to rewrite it and fix typos, and then automatically push the clean, formatted text into Notion. My PC runs 24/7, so I don't care if it takes a few days to churn through the backlog. I'm entirely focused on getting the highest quality output and a relatively pain-free setup. (Beginners friendly) ....Has anyone built a similar workflow recently? What models (Gemma 4, Llama 4 Scout, etc.) and agent frameworks/tools are you finding the most reliable for a job like this? - in the long run want to try Hernes Agent, is that a good option? - thanks 😊

i'm just looking to rename files, create folders, reply to my youtube comments, looking for the best and affordable agent sitting on my window 11 doing task remotely.. Keeping up with all the recent news is challenging! I’ve heard about Open Claw, Henry? Gemma 4? New Kimi!? Agent Zero, and all the new models we can run for free, we're going crazy! 😯.... I have an old RTX 3090 with 24GB and 64GB RAM on Win 11... What can we run with that setup? any strong suggestion for a content creator, not for coding, but social media agent helper? 😆

In this video, we break down how Cal AI, the AI app that just sold for $100M, was built, why it works, and what makes it so powerful. This AI app just sold for $100M, and the craziest part? It was vibecoded. We also look at how Zach Yedegari built Cal AI, what this means for the future of software, and why anyone can build an AI app like this today. If you’re trying to understand how this $100M AI app just changed software forever, this is the breakdown you need. Hope you enjoy!

What's the best way for creating a Bot that Reply to customer or act like discord bot to Ban spamers or other bot, but for skool? Is this possible to have a Bot/agent on Skool to Reply to users questions? Thing like a openclaw agent but for skool only? The Goal is simply to be able to ban spamers on Skool(we all wish to ban these spam bot!) ect and Reply to some basic FAQ? Any ideas, thanks :)

Claude Code just released auto mode, a new permission setting that sits between "ask before every edit" and "dangerously skip permissions." Instead of stopping your workflow every few seconds or giving Claude free rein to do anything, auto mode uses a classifier to check each action for risk before executing it. Safe actions run automatically, risky ones get flagged. In this video I break down how it works, test it with some real examples, and show you how to turn it on.