Turn AI newsletters into a daily podcast
An agent runs overnight, collects the author's AI newsletter subscriptions and produces a daily podcast to listen to on walks.
The author writes lots of little agents, for instance inside their music player, noting they are trivial as code.
The author writes lots of little agents, for instance inside their music player, noting they are trivial as code.
The author says they write lots of small agents instead of another coding agent, one of them inside their music player. They argue a useful agent's core takes very little code, so these are trivial as code artifacts. The comment gives no mechanics beyond that.
The source states no results or numbers. It only says these little agents are easy to build, in contrast to competitive coding agents, which it calls tricky.
Skip building a general coding agent, since Codex and Claude are big RL targets; small purpose-built agents are the easy part.
Help me build a small agent inside [app I use, e.g. my music player or note app] that does one job: [e.g. suggest the next song based on my mood, or tag my library]. Keep it under [number] lines, use [language] and [LLM API], and explain how to run it. Finished means I can run it once on sample data and see the result.
An agent runs overnight, collects the author's AI newsletter subscriptions and produces a daily podcast to listen to on walks.
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