Google just released free 2-hour course on full Graph engineering: 1 prompt → 100 agents → loops → graphs from 0% to 100%:
10% → 17:44 - build your first agent
30% → 39:30 - Loop engineering: iterate, check, break
60% → 1:12:38 - Graph engineering
75% → 1:34:26 - agents that throttle themselves
100% → 1:55:05 - full graph for multi-agentic systems
everyone builds one agent and calls it done - this is the full system where agents wire themselves into a graph
watch the course, build the graph - then read the full architecture below ↓
Your AI coding agent is quietly ignoring the rules you give it.
My AI tried to sneak Postgres into a project I told it to keep on SQLite. Three sessions later, like we never talked about it.
This time it got caught.
I built two local agents that share one memory:
→ One writes the code and logs every decision I make
→ One reviews new code and flags anything that breaks a past decision
It caught the Postgres import instantly and named the exact rule it broke.
Runs fully on my laptop. No cloud.
Here's how I built it.
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You already know AI can run a business. But do you actually understand what it's deciding, or do you just trust the output.
Seven Claude workflows handle scheduling, invoicing, reporting, support.
$200 a month in tools. Most people running one of these have no idea why it actually works.
Somewhere inside is Matt, the manager agent. Pull up his file and you see the whole map.
Every agent he talks to. Every file that changes when he makes a decision, and what breaks downstream if he's wrong.
Bunk makes the products. Dennis researches ideas. Luke turns them into videos. Matt watches all of it and writes the report himself, every Friday, unasked.
Now other founders pay to have one. $2,500 a month per client. Eight clients. $20,000 a month, recurring, from something he built once.
Most founders guess why something worked. He can just check.
One guy spent $6,000-$8,000 building what looks like an expensive gaming PC.
He was actually building his own AI data center around two RTX 5090s.
Now he can keep a local language model running on one GPU while the second handles image or video generation. His prompts and files stay on his machine, and every new workload runs on compute he owns instead of compute he rents.
For him, the two GPUs are not a hardware flex. They are two production lines.
The PC used to access AI. Now it hosts it.
Hook-pattern: character + identity reveal / Proof: named hardware + human workflow / Ending: infrastructure reframe
This trader turned $250 into $24,540 in just 4 months, using ONLY Polymarket's weather markets.
Geography: Wellington, Seoul, Tokyo, Chicago, New York
- Total profit: +$24,540.28
- 1,387 trades, win rate on closed positions = 72%
- Largest profit: $3,407.07
This is simply a search for low-cost contracts, and scaling up involves the trader entering with large amounts ($2-8K) even in contracts with an average price (50-90¢), relying on the consistency of the forecast rather than just cheap “lottery-style” bets.
Top 3 deals:
1. $25.33 → $938.33 (+3,604%)
2. $298.83 → $3,705.90 (+1,140%)
3. $34.52 → $478.00 (+1,285%)
In fact, this is compounding in its purest form: a small amount of capital + a high win rate + reinvesting profits = exponential growth in just a few months
This guy built a trading bot with Claude and made $671,000 on Polymarket
His bot trades Up/Down markets at high frequency and combines asynchronous two-sided arbitrage with short-term directional trading
His Polymarket account:
https://t.co/TUBSyic1At
His strategy is simple:
> Places limit orders on both sides of crypto markets
> Buys Up and Down one after another when each side temporarily becomes undervalued
> At the same time, keeps a directional skew toward the side his model sees as more likely
Using this strategy, he captures a consistent edge, repeats it thousands of times, and keeps growing his capital
This trader built a trading bot with Claude and made $101,220 on Polymarket
His bot uses a hybrid system that combines temporal arbitrage between Up and Down with a controlled directional skew
His strategy has 4 steps:
1. The bot starts by buying one side of the market
2. After the underlying asset moves and the market quotes change, it accumulates the opposite side so that Up + Down is below $1
3. The equal part of the Up and Down position becomes a hedged set
4. The unequal part of the position stays directional and captures extra edge
This guy’s Polymarket username: almach
Using this strategy and fast, high-quality execution, he turned $33k into $101k in 2 months of trading
THIS ENGINEER FROM AMSTERDAM NETWORKED 4 M2 MACS TOGETHER TO BUILD A MASSIVE LOCAL AI SERVER IN HIS KITCHEN.
Running enterprise-grade neural networks usually requires renting expensive cloud GPUs and paying thousands in hourly hosting fees. This hardware architecture completely bypasses the cloud. By physically linking four separate Apple desktops, he created a unified computing cluster capable of processing massive language models entirely offline.
The interface on the screen is a custom node-based routing system that distributes the heavy computational load across all four machines simultaneously. Instead of one single machine struggling to generate the output, the network splits the cognitive processing. This setup allows him to run heavy, uncensored intelligence locally without ever sending a single byte of private data to an external corporate server.
You no longer have to rely on paid monthly subscriptions or worry about data privacy to access elite-level computing power. With the right clustering software and a stack of standard consumer hardware, you can engineer a private, fully autonomous Jarvis right on your standing desk.
🚨 Gobiernos pagan millones de dólares al año a Palantir por su sala de guerra secreta.
Un solo tipo llamado Elie la reconstruyó desde cero, la subió a GitHub y la regaló GRATIS para todo el mundo.
Se llama Monitor Mundial.
Ábrelo y verás esto:
🌍 Globo terráqueo 3D en vivo con +500 noticias llegando en tiempo real, resumidas por IA
(15 categorías: movimientos militares, shocks económicos, desastres, ciberataques, rutas de aviones y barcos)
🗺️ 56 capas de mapas que puedes apilar y combinar como quieras
📊 Índice de estrés que puntúa 31 países y se actualiza solo
📈 Un solo panel con 29 bolsas, materias primas y criptomonedas
🤖 Todo con IA local vía Ollama (sin ninguna clave API)
App nativa para Windows, macOS y Linux • 25 idiomas • Funciona al instante después de clonar
Mientras las élites pagan fortunas por el poder de ver el mundo en tiempo real…
Tú lo tienes gratis
Clónalo ahora.
El monopolio de la información se acaba de romper.
¿Lo vas a probar?
FOUR MAC STUDIOS JUST RAN A TRILLION-PARAMETER LLM LOCALLY AT 23 TOKENS PER SECOND, REPLACING A $2,000 A MONTH CLOUD GPU BILL FOR $40 IN ELECTRICITY
00:04 the laptop shows four inference streams firing in parallel. the 4-bit model fits on one machine, but he split it across four on purpose
MLX distributed handles the tensor parallelism. instead of one Mac carrying the full model, all four process the same layers simultaneously. the workload splits, the speed goes up, and the cluster beats the single unit
the same model class costs $3 to $8 per hour to rent on an H100 pod, which is $2,000 a month if you run it daily. this cluster runs it for the cost of electricity, roughly $40 a month
four M3 Ultra Mac Studios land around $16,000 all in. against a $2,000 monthly cloud bill that is an 8-month payback, and after that every trillion-parameter token you generate is free, private, and never leaves the room
the article ranks local AI from $180 up to the $3,999 DGX Spark. this is the cluster tier, where four consumer machines pool into a frontier model that would otherwise live behind a rented rack and a monthly invoice
save this before every builder paying $2,000 a month for cloud inference does the math and pulls it onto four Macs ↓
He used Claude to build a trading bot on Polymarket
Result: +$110,343 in 1.5 months
His bot trades short-term crypto Up/Down markets, combining a hybrid of 2 components:
1. Temporal arbitrage between Up and Down: the bot accumulates both sides at different moments, trying to get the combined cost below $1
2. Directional residual: when his algorithm gives a strong signal, the bot increases one side and creates a directional skew
His Polymarket username: bosona
Using this strategy, clean execution, and a strong mathematical model, he turned $20k into $110k
Met a guy making $1.1 million a year as an agents engineer at Google Cloud.
Asked him how he gets agents 20x better without changing the model.
He sent me the exact thing he uses himself. A repo he open-sourced 2 days ago.
You won't find anything better about harness engineering, in the open.
Cloned it and pointed my agent at it last night.
Ryan Lopopolo. Google Cloud engineer.
'harness-engineering' - anthology + field guide + agent context bundle. You reference his docs from your CLAUDE.md.
633 stars. 48 hours old. MIT.
-> https://t.co/AOykHplNNX
bookmark this before it gets lost.