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🐱 Turn any link or PDF into clean Markdown for AI

A simple tool that converts pages, videos, and PDFs into structured Markdown, making it easier for models to process and saving tokens.

👉 Github 👈

It can parse YouTube, GitHub, and most web pages instantly. Even long content gets compressed into something usable in seconds.

Works with any AI agent.

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💻 Claude Code just got a major desktop upgrade

Claude Code can now run multiple tasks in parallel within a single window, making it much easier to handle complex workflows.

It also adds a built-in terminal, file editing, and preview support for HTML and PDF, turning it into a more complete dev environment.

The interface is customizable, so you can adjust it to your setup.

👉 Download 👈

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📱 CleanMyMac alternative just dropped for free

Found a simple tool that cleans up your Mac without subscriptions or extra junk.

It clears app cache, finds large unused files, and helps free up space in a few clicks.

You can preview everything before deleting and even set up automatic cleanup.

👉 Github 👈

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🧠 OpenAI drops free Codex skills library

OpenAI released a set of ready-to-use skills for Codex to offload part of the work to agents and speed up building apps.

Includes workflows for presentations, iOS and macOS development, and working with design tools like Figma. Setup takes one click.

👉 Link 👈

Less manual work. More done by the agent.

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🤖 Claude prompt guide from Anthropic

Anthropic dropped a full mini-course on how to write prompts for their latest models, including Opus 4.6 and Sonnet 4.6.

Covers how to structure requests, describe tasks clearly, control output format, and build agent-style workflows. All explained with examples.

✔️ Prompt structure and formatting
✔️ Task clarity and instructions
✔️ Output control techniques
✔️ Agent scenarios and workflows

👉 Link 👈

Useful if you want more predictable and cleaner responses.

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🧠 80+ skills pack for Claude Code

Found a massive library that turns Claude into a multi-role tool with 80+ ready skills across 13 domains.

Covers a wide range of use cases, from marketing and coding to analytics, databases, dashboards, design, presentations, legal tasks, sales, HR, and ops.

Everything is grouped by category, so it’s easy to navigate and pick what you need. Setup takes one click, even for beginners.

✔️ 80+ prebuilt skills
✔️ 13 different domains
✔️ Structured by categories
✔️ Simple install

👉 Github 👈


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🧠 Deep Research lands in Claude Code

Found a new way to turn Claude into a proper research assistant.

You can feed it a stack of documents, and it will process everything into a structured report in minutes.

How it works:

✔️ Upload multiple docs and let Claude handle the analysis
✔️ Outputs a clean HTML report with structure and formatting
✔️ Automatically includes links and citations for accuracy

👉 Github 👈

Useful for reports, research, or just making sense of large amounts of information without doing it manually.

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🤖 Claude full course (4 hours)

One of the most detailed Claude guides out right now.

Covers the full path from basics to real use cases:

✔️ Build tools
✔️ Automate workflows
✔️ See how people create bots and systems
✔️ Turn it into actual products

👉 YouTube 👈

Claude → Tools → Automation → Products → Money

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🤖 Build your own OpenClaw agent in one evening

Found a detailed guide that walks you through building an AI assistant for pretty much any task.

✔️ Clear step-by-step format, simple enough even for beginners
✔️ Full 18-step roadmap with code and examples
✔️ Starts with a basic chatbot, then scales into more advanced features and even multi-agent systems
✔️ Set it up once, then let it handle tasks on its own

👉 Github 👈

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🧠 Removing the “AI feel” from text

Found a useful tool for Claude Code and OpenClaw that helps make generated text read more naturally.

✔️ “Avoid-ai-writing” mode scans the entire text and flags dozens of common AI patterns
✔️ Then it rewrites the content to remove templated phrasing and unnatural structure
✔️ Runs a second pass to clean up anything that still looks generated

Useful if your text goes through strict checks or just feels too “AI-written.”

👉 Github 👈

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🤖 AI agents now configure themselves

Came across an open source tool called Caliber. It scans your repo and builds the right context and rules for Claude Code, Cursor and Codex automatically. So the model actually understands your stack instead of guessing

✔️ Scans your full stack, databases, libraries and architecture
✔️ Connects relevant MCP servers based on detected code
✔️ Learns from mistakes and stores them to avoid repeats
✔️ One command sync when your project updates
✔️ Local audit called caliber score to show missing context
✔️ Safe changes with diff preview and rollback
✔️ Fully private, code stays on your machine
✔️ Free

👉 Github 👈

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🔍 Google opens Veo 3.1 to everyone

Veo 3.1, Google’s video model competing with Sora, is now free to test for all users.

High-quality generation with strong physics.

👉 Link 👈

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📱 Turn any GitHub repo into a prompt

We found a tool called GitReverse that scans a codebase and converts it into a ready-to-use prompt for generation.

Just input the repo name and get a structured prompt based on the project. No setup needed, runs directly in browser.

👉 Link 👈

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📥 Lightweight downloader for 1000+ sites

ReClip is a minimal self-hosted interface for yt-dlp, built for fast video and audio downloads across major platforms.

✔️ Supports 1000+ sites including YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, and X
✔️ Clean Python code, no heavy frontend, runs even on weak hardware
✔️ Batch download support, drop multiple links at once
✔️ Fully self-hosted, deploy locally or via Docker in minutes

👉 Github 👈

Simple setup, full control over your downloads.

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🕵️ OSINT toolkit that covers almost everything

A Python-based tool for gathering data from open sources, packed into one simple interface.

✔️ Image and geo analysis
Extracts GPS coordinates from EXIF data, runs reverse image search across major engines, and maps locations.

✔️ Social media lookup
Finds accounts by username across 30+ platforms, checks phone numbers with carrier and line type details.

✔️ Email intelligence
Checks leaks via HaveIBeenPwned and verifies emails using Hunter and Epieos.

✔️ IP and domain research
Pulls WHOIS data, DNS records, and geo info for IPs and domains.

✔️ Web archive access
Lets you explore historical snapshots via Wayback Machine.

✔️ Metadata extraction
Scans websites and pulls embedded data and objects.

✔️ Works anywhere
Runs on any system with Python 3.x.

👉 Github 👈


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💻 RAM prices drop after OpenAI backs off

The memory market just got hit by a sudden shift. OpenAI walked back plans that were expected to absorb up to 40% of global supply.

Last year Sam Altman reportedly met with Samsung and SK Hynix to discuss massive purchases, around 900,000 modules per month. But those deals turned out to be non-binding, more intent than actual orders.

Now suppliers are left with excess expectations. Stocks of memory producers are slipping, and retailers are already lowering prices.

Rare moment when hype turns into discounts.

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🤖 Master Claude Code without the struggle

Found a solid repo that walks you through Claude Code in ~13 hours, explained in a simple, visual way. Good starting point if you want to actually use it in real workflows, not just test prompts.

✔️ Step-by-step path from basics to advanced use
✔️ Library of custom commands for different tasks
✔️ How to use loops to automate workflows and offload routine
✔️ Guides for connecting external APIs and configs like GitHub
✔️ How to create specialized sub-agents for specific tasks
✔️ Explanations built around diagrams, no deep coding needed

Worth going through if you want to turn Claude into a real working tool.

👉 Github 👈

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