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RemainderBot uses a founder's goals and task lists to write PRs with spare Claude and Codex quota, producing 111 PRs including call prep and prototypes.
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RemainderBot uses a founder's goals and task lists to write PRs with spare Claude and Codex quota, producing 111 PRs including call prep and prototypes.
A Slack watcher starts a Devin session on each new client message to investigate, create a Linear ticket, draft a response and route follow-ups.
Josh gave Devin a card, phone, inbox, Stripe and repo to start a business; after four weeks and 10,929 calls it landed its first paying customer.
Chris Wozniczek has Devin find businesses and gigs, build pre-made websites, and send tailored cold emails to sell website services.
The poster built a Claude agent that takes orders for a seven-location sushi chain, using menu, allergen, delivery zone, hours and promo data.
The poster used an AI assistant to summarize a denial PDF to draft an appeal, but it invented an appeal deadline.
The author used autopilot to iterate until done and /fleet to split work across parallel subagents, noting overhead on small tasks.
Users report the agent sometimes fails to read terminal output and may undo correct code; workarounds include switching shells.
A developer found the agent good at context and code, but it pushed to a branch leaving main empty and spent hours checking after being told to proceed.
GitHub engineers used Copilot tools to have agents write most of an 800,000-line Rust rewrite of the Copilot runtime across 128 PRs, fixing a few regressions.
An author gave the Copilot coding agent two small changes on their own site; it opened draft PRs and the spacing change was good enough to merge.
Poster built a custom GPT that takes receipts and outputs a CSV for copy/pasting into books, with a caveat that it shouldn't be blindly trusted.
Poster used Claude over a weekend to plan and build a self-hosted app that organizes receipts for an accountant and replaces paid bookkeeping software.
An app built with Claude Code extracts vendor, date, total, tax and line items from receipts, including foreign-currency ones at historical exchange rates, for freelancers and small businesses.
A user had Claude compare tax figures with receipts and bank statements, flagging discrepancies, then reviewed the draft themselves.
Claude gathers the facts, researches the rules and drafts the refund request email after a delayed or cancelled flight.
Julian Goldie used Replit's agents and automations feature to build a Telegram bot that sends emails and checks his calendar, taking 28 messages; the feature is in beta and buggy.
A small local agent navigates ColGrep multivector code search and reads files to find things quicker and cheaper, and can be plugged into Claude Code.