I'm proud to open-source backlink-hunter. I cannot believe nobody has done this before.
It's free and can plug in to any existing workflow. Please share the link to this X post.
https://t.co/j66OYVKeZN
This pipeline has been running for weeks for me and has generated a couple thousand backlinks. 95% of backlinks are achieved for free with a site-registration your agent can do.
1. Pick your target domain
2. Pick your operating mode
3. Goal, Loop, or Schedule
Link it to a web crawler or other tools to give it superpowers. It will use your existing agent's email structure and you can control the email rules with the skill's built-in operating modes.
@thegenioo@leerob thatβs how it works with basically every other model right? I was a little confused when I first realized that was how Cursor was doing it
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@sandislonjsak definitely, I've seen a lot of unique approaches to how people set up their bots and name them. I like to have a bot for each project, each tool, and each repo.
@Ferrb9579@leerob I took the $99 supergrok heavy plan so I get Supergrok Heavy and Cursor Ultra both!
That special is expired but it's $450 of value for $99. I feel like I am wasting it because I have no chance of using this much reasoning power.
@naoufal_elh I collect the usage on a regular schedule with a low-cost model and track that on a mission-control type VM. The same reporting agent just watches to see if I am far ahead of the rate and warns me.
@naoufal_elh I agree with this. I have an exceptionally hard time getting close to Cursor/SpaceX limits. Doing the same work with other labs feels like 8 mpg.