hackernews
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Run this command in your terminal or agent shell
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Skill Documentation (SKILL.md)
View on GitHubRelated AI Agent Skills
Official hackernews capability by @okou-ai. Streamlines autonomous ai-agents tasks and workflows.
Official cloudflare tunnel capability by @okou-ai. Streamlines autonomous devops tasks and workflows.
Official cloudflare tunnel capability by @okou-ai. Streamlines autonomous devops tasks and workflows.
Official google sheets capability by @okou-ai. Streamlines autonomous ai-agents tasks and workflows.
Related Ecosystem Resources
Explore practical workflows, core terminology, and engineering tools
Jev and System One AI: A Complete Practical Guide to the Decision Model from TypeSafe
A deep engineering breakdown of the flagship Jev model: System One architecture versus LLMs, Choice/Score/Noul primitives, request parallelism, confidence mathematics, video use cases, code, and an overview of local open-weight alternatives (Laya, GLiNER2.5, CLM-8B).
AI in Business Processes: From Diagnostics to a Production-Ready Hermes Agent
A comprehensive practical B2B playbook covering process diagnostics, single-agent workflows, tooling, memory, security, evaluation, observability, and runbooks.
AI Agents (Autonomous Agents)
Software systems based on LLMs that can autonomously perceive the state of the environment, decompose complex goals, invoke external tools, and iteratively correct their own mistakes.
Claude Code adds variable to disable dangerous-command protections
Claude Code now includes an environment variable that can bypass even the safety blocks that remained active with --dangerously-skip-permissions.
Hackers can hijack Codex and Claude Code via malicious files in the Downloads folder
A plain text file in ~/Downloads can trick AI coding agents into changing settings, installing malware, or leaking authorization tokens, according to Forever Security.
ai-video-generation
Official ai video generation integration by @skills-101 for AI agent workflows.
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