1. Hi all, I'm looking for a personal assistant type agent that would be able to book appointments on my behalf, among other things. I am not looking for one specifically targeted towards businesses, as this is for my personal life :) Thanks!

  2. Our team's done cybersecurity for 12 years. We started in web security, and when GenAI apps started shipping, we shifted into LLM security.

  3. Most AI agent safety discussions still focus on the model. Was the prompt safe?

  4. The Primary User Is Changing Every technological paradigm shift produces a defining data infrastructure category. Relational databases for client-server.

  5. I keep seeing posts like these: Claude Got Access To A Clock and Immediately Lost Its Mind Claude stopped telling me to go to bed, but there are signs. I swear Anthropic has "go to sleep" in their system prompt ClaudeCode's final words aft…

  6. It doesn't help with pronunciation, but I feel you really need an actual teacher to get the tones down properly anyway.

  7. Been experimenting with different ways to use claude code, so my co-worker and I started using them in a chat room together so we could plan and move to prompting with agreed upon integration contracts faster. Still in the experimental pha…

  8. A direct response to

  9. event

    Cowork
    161 items

    Issues with Claude Cowork have been reported, including errors and disruptions for some users on April 16, 2026. Additionally, Google has developed its own desktop Agent to compete with Cowork, while users continue to explore alternatives and troubleshoot bugs in the platform.

    model roundup

    Sonnet 4.6
    65 items

    Sonnet 4.6, a new release noted for its "unhinged" behavior, has sparked discussions among users about unexpected changes in software performance and cost management strategies involving Cursor and Claude APIs.

  10. Plenty of CLI coding agents will talk to a local LLM, but the catch is the ecosystem. Skills, slash commands, MCP servers, plugins, hooks: all the interesting tooling has been built specifically for Claude Code, and parity on every other a…

  11. The official docs only has one line "The session can run shell commands, use skills committed to the cloned repository, and call any connectors you include" about how routines can use existing skills. Has anyone figured out how to set this…

  12. If you are stuck on a research level math problem, is there a model you might turn to to give you ideas? I have only ever tried chatgpt pro for this.

  13. Being a jerk, yet I come back for more.

  14. Sharing a project I've been building: a full end-to-end wildfire prevention pipeline that runs a Vision-Language Model directly on a satellite, using Sentinel-2 imagery. The interesting design constraint isn't model quality.

  15. Caveman looks amazing for reducing output tokens! Has anyone tried applying the Caveman skill to a headless, automated backend application?

  16. i was just wondering why anthropic dosnt offer an image gen or video gen, and if thatll ever change? is it becuz they dont hav the money, or becuz they think image generators are unsafe/unethical/a legal minefield?

  17. I am an Indian founder, and I have built an ERP/Founder's OS. The idea was simple, and had a few layers.

  18. model roundup

    Opus 4.7
    266 items

    Claude Opus 4.7, released on April 16, 2026, is Anthropic's latest advanced AI model, offering improved handling of complex tasks and a larger context window of up to 1 million tokens. This version is 50% more expensive than its predecessor due to enhanced capabilities in software engineering and hybrid reasoning.

    model roundup

    Qwen 3.5
    133 items

    Qwen3.5-9B is a post-trained model with 9 billion parameters that integrates multimodal learning and efficient hybrid architecture for enhanced performance. Community highlights include speculative decoding on Apple Silicon boosting Qwen3.5-9B's throughput by 4.1x, and the model outperforming others in coding tasks while addressing overthinking issues through tool usage.

  19. Been using Claude Code for a couple of months. Still keep forgetting the MCP hook syntax, so I finally just wrote everything down in one place.

  20. We’re entering a phase where: prompt → content → distribution → monetization is basically one pipeline. Just tried HappyHorse + Qwen, and it’s a glimpse of that future.

  21. Use Claude Code as your orchestrator while routing the actual LLM work to free or cheap models — perfect for bulk grunt work like content generation, scraping, data analysis, etc. You can use for different usecase like - Generating practic…

  22. A first‑principles reasoning exercise on running LLM inference over the open internet. This post starts from the core engineering constraints—Memory Wall, Sequential Dependency, Bandwidth Abyss, and KV‑cache state—and then walks through ho…

  23. I asked Claude about the Hanta virus that appeared on the cruise ship and how it is transmitted and it started talking about the Andes virus, so I asked it why Andes Virus? Was it reported anywhere that the hanta virus on the ship was inde…

  24. Free AI video generation tool (HappyHorse + Qwen) – early thoughts Just tested a combo of HappyHorse + Qwen and it’s surprisingly solid for AI-generated video content. What stood out: fast generation from simple prompts decent storytelling…

  25. I’m currently in Tokyo, and there are a lot of tourists…literally everywhere. If you’re like me and allergic to your own species (tourists… ugh!) 😅, I might have the solution for you.

  26. Turn AI tokens into actual $$ (free to try) Been playing around with some AI video tools lately and found something interesting. You can test HappyHorse + Qwen for free here — it basically lets you turn simple prompts into short-form video…

  27. I recently built a real-time analysis app using a locally hosted Python script that sends structured data to Claude via the Anthropic API every 15 seconds and displays the results on a local dashboard. The bottleneck I'm running into is AP…

  28. A 1.7B model can actually turn out some code, so I'm running the training for a 9B model, then will re-run HumanEval (a full one this time). I've shown most of my homework in the article, but will be posting to github after I clean things…