AI Agent Guides & Workflow Tutorials
Practical, step-by-step instructions for getting real recurring work done with an AI assistant - without touching code, servers, or workflow builders.
- 21 Guide Gemini Spark Review for Inbox Monitoring
Gemini Spark review for inbox monitoring: assess one recurring digest workflow, the checks it still needs, the account limits, and who should try it.
- 22 Guide Skydive in Slack: How AI Teammates Work
Skydive Slack puts AI teammates inside team conversations. Learn how requests, context, approvals, and connected work should flow in practice.
- 23 Guide AI Chief of Staff for Solopreneurs: Worth It?
AI chief of staff guidance for solopreneurs: decide whether coordination, decision tracking, and recurring briefings justify adding this role.
- 24 Guide TeamAI CLI: Tencent's Layer Above Your Agents
TeamAI CLI is Tencent's MIT-licensed tool for pushing one set of skills, rules and MCP servers to every agent your team runs. What it does, and its limits.
- 25 Guide Meta Muse Is Not Available in Your Country
Muse is not available in your country: Meta launched it US-only on 8 September 2026. What the block actually is, and what you can run outside the US.
- 26 Guide huashu-mac-use: Agents That Drive Mac Apps
huashu-mac-use is an MIT Agent Skill that lets any agent drive native macOS apps with no API and log evidence of every step. How its control planes work.
- 27 Guide MobileCode: the opencode Fork for Mobile Apps
mobilecode is an MIT fork of opencode that builds and previews iOS and Android apps inside an agent session. What it adds, and which MobileCode is which.
- 28 Guide Meta Muse Availability: US Only, For Now
Meta Muse availability is US only at launch on iOS, Android and muse.ai. What shipped, what it costs, and what you can still reach from outside the US.
- 29 Guide Claude Tokens Stolen? How to Check and Fix
Claude tokens stolen by infostealer malware: how to spot an unknown session, terminate it, and revoke Claude Code tokens. Verified steps, as of 2026-09-09.
- 30 Guide Lightpanda Is Fast Because of What It Skips
Lightpanda runs 100 pages in 5s on 123MB of RAM where headless Chrome needs 46s and 2GB. What it drops to get there, and when that trade is wrong.