AI Agents
I've been experimenting with building AI agents that help with development workflows, code analysis, and automation tasks.
Active Agents
Django Bylaws Agent
An AI agent that helps navigate and interpret the Django Software Foundation’s bylaws and governance documents. It can answer questions about DSF policies, procedures, and organizational structure.
Django DEP 10-12 Agent
A specialized agent focused on Django Enhancement Proposals (DEPs) 10 through 12, helping developers understand and implement these specific Django improvements and architectural decisions.
Django News Agent
An AI agent that helps curate, summarize, and analyze Django-related news, articles, and community updates. It assists with content discovery and editorial decisions for the Django News newsletter.
Django Release Notes Agent
An agent that monitors Django releases, parses changelog information, and provides summaries of new features, deprecations, and breaking changes across Django versions.
Django Trademark Agent
An AI agent that helps understand and navigate Django trademark policies, usage guidelines, and compliance requirements for projects and organizations using the Django name and branding.
Django Working Groups Agent
An agent that tracks and provides information about Django working groups, their current initiatives, meeting schedules, and how to get involved with Django community governance and development efforts.
Office Hours Agent
An AI agent that helps manage and coordinate community office hours sessions, including scheduling, generating discussion topics, summarizing key points, and following up on action items from meetings.
URL to Voice Agent
An AI agent that converts web content to audio format by extracting text from URLs and generating natural-sounding voice narration, useful for creating audio versions of articles and documentation.
Archived Agents
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More AI Experiments
🤖 VibeOps: Using Claude Code on Cheap VPS Servers
Today I came across Pieter Levels’ post about “VibeOps,” a workflow that involves SSHing to a cheap VPS server and installing Claude Code directly on it. I’m running this setup on a cheap Hetzner b...
Ditching Cloud APIs: How I Set Up Local Text-to-Speech with Kokoro TTS and Python
Today, I fired up the Voices macOS app, which I occasionally use to convert blog posts or documentation text to audio files that I can take on the go. I usually use one of OpenAI’s Whisper APIs, bu...
🤖 Building with AI: A Summer Reading Collection
I’ve been diving deep into AI-assisted development this summer, and I’ve collected some of the best articles I’ve found on the topic. This reading list focuses heavily on Claude Code and practical ...
🤖 When AI Agents Start Panicking: Wild Emails from a Failing Vending Business
🤔 I struggle with most research papers, but the Vending-Bench: A Benchmark for Long-Term Coherence of Autonomous Agents was an easy read. The paper follows a fascinating study where researchers sim...
🤖 Voice Dictation with AI and my MacWhisper Workflow
I recently came across Simon Willison’s post about Matt Webb’s Apple Watch dictation setup on Interconnected. He records voice notes while running with the Whisper Memos app, then cleans up the tra...