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Automatically Create AI Clips with This n8n Template

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I'm excited to share that my new n8n template has been approved and is now available for everyone to use! This template automates the p...

From Hours to Minutes: AI That Finds Tech Events for You

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TL;DR I built an AI research agent that actually browses the live web and finds tech events, no search loops, no retry logic, no hallucina...

Building an AI-Powered YouTube Clipper using n8n

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My colleague Annie loves clipping videos from her favorite creators. You know that feeling when you catch a great moment and turn it into a ...

Ask AI from Anywhere: No GUI, No Heavy Clients, No Friction

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Ever wished you could ask AI from anywhere without needing an interface? Imagine just typing ? and your question in any terminal the moment...

Check-In Doc MCP Server: A Handy Way to Search Only the Docs You Trust

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Ever wished you could ask a question and have the answer come only from a handful of trusted documentation sites—no random blogs, no stale f...

AI Vision: Turning Your Videos into Comedy Gold (or Cringe)

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I've spent most of my career building software in C# and .NET, and only used Python in IoT projects. When I wanted to build a fun projec...

Reading Notes #668

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This week covers Microsoft’s open-source Agent Framework for agentic AI, prompt-injection risks and mitigations, and the causes of language ...

Using AI with .NET 10 Scripts: What Worked, What Didn’t, and Lessons Learned

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I wanted to kick the tires on the upcoming .NET 10 C# script experience and see how far I could get calling Reka’s Research LLM from a sing...

Get an AI assistant to do your research

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Introducing Reka Research: Your AI Research Assistant Meet Reka Research a powerful AI agent that can search the web and analyze your fil...