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🟢 Learn to Build a Airtable Clone with AI! | Beginner Series Ep #16 (B2B, Billing, AI Agents, MCP)
Episode 16 of our new Series 'Code with AI the Right Way' is here! — and this time, we're building a Airtable Clone LIVE from scratch! (It even includes AI Agents and B2B Billing!) This is a LIVE build — mistakes, debugging, and all. That's the point. You learn more watching someone solve real problems in real-time than from a polished, pre-recorded tutorial.
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This one tool made my AI assistant 10 times better.
I've been using Hermes Agent for a few months. It's a free open source AI assistant that handles your tools. The key to really improving it was using Printing Press. Printing Press creates a clean command-line interface (CLI) for nearly anything from a simple prompt. Instead of loading heavy systems that slow down your agent, your agent uses fast CLIs. The best part is that it works even with tools that have no API. You can point it at a website or an internal tool, and it figures out the CLI for you. Where it gets interesting: LinkedIn restricts its API, but Printing Press created a CLI for it. My agent can now find prospects, send connection requests, and follow up all by itself. You can replace slow, resource-heavy systems with quick CLIs, keeping your agent fast and inexpensive. There is a library of ready-made CLIs that you can install with one command. You can find options for CRM, marketing, travel, development tools, and more. You can even combine multiple CLIs in one request instead of manually connecting APIs. I want to reassure you that for anything involving messages or real conversations, like direct messages or comments, it always checks with me first. It waits for my approval before sending anything. I stay in control of that part. The setup can be a bit frustrating, which is why I'm sharing this. I've done it enough times that I'm happy to set yours up for you, completely free. If you're stuck with a tool that has no API and it keeps taking up your time, this is the solution you need. Tool: printingpress.dev Just comment or send me a direct message, and I'll get you started.
🔴 Build your Own AI Agent Team the EASY way without a VPS/Mac mini (Full setup tutorial for Beginners)
Everyone wants their own team of AI agents now — one checking your tasks, one answering in Slack, one watching your portfolio, one building dashboards, one shipping code. But setting that up yourself with open-source agents can get scary fast. You need to understand servers, security, integrations, permissions, agent memory, triggers, and what happens when something goes wrong. In this video, I show you how Hyperagent lets you build that same kind of AI team without needing a Mac mini, VPS setup, 3am debugging session, or deep technical knowledge. We build multiple agents live, including a personal assistant that checks Notion, Gmail, and Linear, plus an investment analyst that can research updates, respond through email and Slack, use skills, create dashboards, and improve itself over time. We'll cover: ✅ Why local AI agent setups can be risky if you don't know what you're doing ✅ What Hyperagent is and why it feels like the simple version of running an AI team ✅ How to create your first agent using chat ✅ Building a personal assistant agent for tasks, emails, calendar, Notion, and Linear ✅ Building an investment analyst agent with skills, Slack, email, and dashboards ✅ How Hyperagent handles integrations with granular permissions ✅ Using live mode, email, Slack, Telegram, webhooks, and schedules to trigger agents ✅ Shared memories, knowledge, teams, projects, and agent self-improvement ✅ How developers can connect GitHub and let agents collaborate on code This is how you go from "I wish I had an AI team" to actually running one — without needing to become a security expert first.
I got tired of AI agents installing hallucinated npm packages, so I built a local safety net 🛡️
Hey everyone! If you're using Claude Code, Copilot, Cursor, or just vibecoding your way through projects, you've probably noticed that AI can be a bit... reckless with npm install. They hallucinate package names or pull in sketchy dependencies while you aren't looking closely. I got tired of babysitting my agents, so we built Agentinel. It is a zero-cost, local guardrail that hooks directly into your AI agent. Right before the agent installs a package, Agentinel scans it against a local database of 216k+ malicious packages and checks for hallucinations. If it's sketchy, it blocks it instantly. The best part? It doesn't just protect the AI. It comes with a terminal shim, so it protects your normal, manual npm install runs too. - Runs entirely locally (no cloud APIs) - Zero latency added to your workflow - 100% Free and open-source We just launched on Product Hunt today, and it would mean the world if this community could check it out and drop some honest feedback! Product Hunt: https://www.producthunt.com/products/agentinel?launch=agentinel Website: https://agentinel.habitwala.in/ Let me know what you think below, or share the craziest package name an AI has ever hallucinated for you!
I got tired of AI agents installing hallucinated npm packages, so I built a local safety net 🛡️
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