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DEV Community·

What I Learned Building an Autonomous Deal-Hunting Agent System

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DEV Community·

I Built a Stateful Research Agent Inside a Sandbox. Here's What the Numbers Actually Looked Like.

Discussed on DEV

datadoghq.com·

Infinite Cardinality Metrics: Custom metrics built for modern systems

huggingface.co·

NeuroBait: I fine-tuned a model to spark dopamine for ADHD brain

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Anthropic debuts MCP tunnels and self-hosted sandboxes to lock down AI agent infrastructure

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omnigent-ai/omnigent: Run a coding or knowledge-work agent on your laptop, pick it back up from your phone, and share the live session with a teammate. One command stands up a local agent server with a terminal UI and a web UI — so the same session is reachable from your terminal, your browser, and your phone

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12britz/awesome-free-models: A curated list of free AI models, APIs, and tools you can use without paying a cent.

Discussed on r/LLM, r/SideProject, and r/vibecoding

Don't Pay - Modal Deploy ComfyUI Script (Free and Opensource)

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