Build your own AI agents.
No theory. Just working code.
Every guide is a complete walkthrough — screenshots for every click, copy-paste code for every step, a ship-it checklist at the end. Open one. Build the agent. Repeat.







Claude Code, end to end: zero to power-user.
Install it. Configure it. Use the right plugins, the right skills, the right keyboard shortcuts, and the workflow patterns that turn it into your full-time engineer.







OpenAI Codex CLI: from zero to autonomous PR machine.
Install Codex. Configure it. Set up GPT-5 access. Wire up the right MCP servers and slash commands. Use the read → plan → ship loop that keeps it on rails.

Claude Code







Claude Code, end to end: zero to power-user.
Install it. Configure it. Use the right plugins, the right skills, the right keyboard shortcuts, and the workflow patterns that turn it into your full-time engineer.






Claude Computer Use: an agent that drives your Mac.
Anthropic's Computer Use API lets Claude take screenshots, click, type, scroll — like a human operator. Wire it up, sandbox it, and ship the highest-leverage agent on your stack.






OpenCode: the open-source Claude Code alternative.
OpenCode is a fully open-source agentic coding terminal — same workflow as Claude Code, runs against any model (Claude, GPT-5, local Llama, Hermes). Bring your own provider, no vendor lock-in.

Codex CLI







OpenAI Codex CLI: from zero to autonomous PR machine.
Install Codex. Configure it. Set up GPT-5 access. Wire up the right MCP servers and slash commands. Use the read → plan → ship loop that keeps it on rails.




OpenAI Computer Use Agent: GPT-5 driving a browser.
OpenAI's Operator + the computer-use-preview model in the API. Same idea as Anthropic's Computer Use but inside the OpenAI ecosystem with built-in browser sandboxing.






OpenCode: the open-source Claude Code alternative.
OpenCode is a fully open-source agentic coding terminal — same workflow as Claude Code, runs against any model (Claude, GPT-5, local Llama, Hermes). Bring your own provider, no vendor lock-in.

OpenAI







OpenAI Codex CLI: from zero to autonomous PR machine.
Install Codex. Configure it. Set up GPT-5 access. Wire up the right MCP servers and slash commands. Use the read → plan → ship loop that keeps it on rails.




OpenAI Computer Use Agent: GPT-5 driving a browser.
OpenAI's Operator + the computer-use-preview model in the API. Same idea as Anthropic's Computer Use but inside the OpenAI ecosystem with built-in browser sandboxing.






OpenCode: the open-source Claude Code alternative.
OpenCode is a fully open-source agentic coding terminal — same workflow as Claude Code, runs against any model (Claude, GPT-5, local Llama, Hermes). Bring your own provider, no vendor lock-in.




Hermes 4: the open-source agent brain.
NousResearch's Hermes models are tuned specifically for tool use and agent loops. Run them locally or via API. Free from rate limits, free from per-token billing once you own the GPU time.

Anthropic







Claude Code, end to end: zero to power-user.
Install it. Configure it. Use the right plugins, the right skills, the right keyboard shortcuts, and the workflow patterns that turn it into your full-time engineer.






Claude Computer Use: an agent that drives your Mac.
Anthropic's Computer Use API lets Claude take screenshots, click, type, scroll — like a human operator. Wire it up, sandbox it, and ship the highest-leverage agent on your stack.






OpenCode: the open-source Claude Code alternative.
OpenCode is a fully open-source agentic coding terminal — same workflow as Claude Code, runs against any model (Claude, GPT-5, local Llama, Hermes). Bring your own provider, no vendor lock-in.




Hermes 4: the open-source agent brain.
NousResearch's Hermes models are tuned specifically for tool use and agent loops. Run them locally or via API. Free from rate limits, free from per-token billing once you own the GPU time.







LiveKit: voice agents that answer in 300ms.
Real-time voice over WebRTC. Stitched to Deepgram (STT) + Claude (brain) + ElevenLabs (TTS). Sub-second latency. Same stack the AI receptionists use.


