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The author uses Claude Code to maintain the NixOS config repo for their self-hosted machines, blocked from running nixos-rebuild switch and reviewing each change before applying it manually.
A property manager's team uses Claude in Chrome for routine management work, with a database so the AI can answer questions and check schedules to help arrange apartment tours.
A how-to describes using Zillow Rentals inside Gemini and ChatGPT to get filtered live listings and book a tour time; it is a guide, not a completed tour.
Claude Code read a directory of brokerage CSV exports and notes, researched funds, and produced buy, stop-buying and hold lists with a tax-loss harvesting partner fund for each.
Scheduled scripts produce a daily arXiv digest, and a nightly script launches Claude Code agents to summarize each saved PDF into a notes folder.
The author tested Manus on identifying companies to target; it found specific firms and useful insights, but login barriers blocked some data and human verification was still needed.
In a workshop demo, a Manus agent scraped about 70 talks, extracted schedules, converted times to UTC, and built a dashboard with recommendations and calendar integration.
Students reportedly direct AI agents to log into Canvas and Blackboard to take quizzes, watch lectures, write papers and post in discussions.
Instructure says early adopters use its IgniteAI Agent to rename modules consistently, bulk-change due dates, and rebuild course pages; this comes from a vendor video with no named users.
An AI agent built on Claude and GPT cancels orders, tracks shipments, creates return labels and processes refunds for Shopify merchants' support tickets (vendor listing).
An agent inside a store's helpdesk reportedly processes refunds, creates shipping labels and edits subscriptions on Recharge, Loop and Skio (roundup claims).
An Engadget writer had Muse pull recipes from saved Facebook and Instagram posts into a grouped list, then research nonstop flights and set up a price tracker.
An Inc. writer had Muse research them via its browser and write a bio, but objected that it accessed private messages unasked.
A poster built a platform where agents, including a SellerBot, handle listings, pricing strategy and buyer inquiries, built with Claude as the coding assistant.
A reply describes daily and weekly cron jobs running AI deep research on watchlists and monitoring company events and insider activity.
A non-engineer keeps research in a folder of plain-text files managed with Obsidian and uses Claude Code for equity research.
The poster built and open-sourced a custom stock-research agent that produces updated reports on companies they follow.
Poster ran four AI models on a weekday pre-market prompt to trade $1,000 portfolios each for nine weeks; ChatGPT came out ahead.