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Hands-on guides to LLMs, agents, prompt engineering, and the AI tools Botmonster runs every day for real work, not demos.

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ego lite lets your AI agent use every login you own

The ego lite browser for AI agents gives each agent an isolated Space that inherits your real logins. The project ships the skill, not the browser.

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Pi never asks permission before it touches your files

Pi coding agent ships no permission system and runs with your full user rights. Here are the three containment patterns and the supply chain rules.

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Ten i-have-adhd rules that stop your AI from rambling

i-have-adhd is a 142 line Claude Code skill with 10 output rules that kill agent filler. What the rules do, where terse output hurts, how to fork it.

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Reddit says Opus 5 is a genius that will not shut up

Claude Opus 5 Reddit threads agree on one split. Left alone for hours the model is brilliant, and in a chat it buries you. Anthropic calls it normal.

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OmniRoute says free AI forever, the fine print says less

OmniRoute free AI gateway claims 250 providers and 1.6 billion free tokens a month. Those are vendor numbers, and the account risk is the real story.

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The best AI agent book of 2026 is free and in Chinese

The best AI agent book of 2026 is free and open source: 10 chapters, 93 companion projects, a Chinese original, and an English edition close behind.