Just finished my first A0 experiment and it's blown me away. Previously I did most of my copywriting using ChatGPT for ideation and Claude (via the web, then with the claude desktop) for the actual copywriting. Most of the time the copy was good, occassionally it was great (I've been writing copy for myself and for others for 15+years and have racked up multiple seven figures in client earnings as a result, so I'd like to think I know good copy when I read it), but at least once in every writing session it would make shit up, wildly hallucinate or just ignore some instructions. I took my best claude writing skill, moved it into A0 and started to write some linkedin pieces. Initially I noticed a few of the same errors but each time I asked for a correction the copy got tighter, the agent did seem to make less obvious mistakes. it took about 45 minutes of corrections, feedback and revisions but asking A0 to create and update an insights.md doc as it went appears to have sped up the learning phase. Really excited to see where how this develops next! And, in case it's not obvious, I am glad I am here :)

Hey everyone, We just ran a stress test: Agent Zero vs. the new wave of closed-source agents. We threw a 28k row multi-table relational accounting dataset at a vanilla instance of Agent Zero running Grok 4.1 Fast Non Reasoning (via OpenRouter). Result: We completed a full P&L analysis, anomaly detection, and forecasting in under 60 seconds. That is roughly 5x faster than the closed competitors. You don't need a fancy, expensive subscription to get state-of-the-art analysis. You just need the right framework. Check out the video below. This is what happens when you combine a lightweight framework with a fast inference model. Who is going to try this with their own data?

I actually had to have Codex helped me a bit to customize agent zero, but I was able to get all of my custom agents out of Claude code, and I downloaded about 50 skills from another GitHub repo and change them basically to flat files and imported the mall as knowledge into agent 0 and so it looks like we have all kinds of different workers and all kinds of different skills that can do stuff for me. so far Agent Zero is kind of like the BMW of LLM workhorses.

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This markdown guide is the accumulated knowledge of installing six Agent Zero instances on four web servers, as summarized and optimized by A0 for AI assistance in installing your own A0 instances as painlessly as possible. For background: when I discovered A0 about a month ago, I invested five long, arduous days of my life to get my first A0 instance to operate properly and securely in a web environment, using an external LLM to feed me SSH instructions and help troubleshoot the many, many issues I had. Instance #2 took about five hours instead of five days. Instance #3, about an hour. Now, instance #6 took me about three minutes or less. In marveling over this nearly-one-shot install (I had one minor issue to fix), I asked A0 to summarize what contributed to this easy-button installation (screenshot). Seeing how the bulk of the success was due to A0's brilliant knowledge storage and retrieval, I asked A0 to write up the installation guide in a manner which may help others fast-track their own A0 instances whether you're following the instructions or better still, you have an agent do so for you. I sincerely wish for this guide to help you avoid many of the pitfalls I ran into in my quest for an always-on agent available anywhere, anytime. 🙏