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[Brian Coords 💻 @briancoords]

Spent an hour trying to remember how to set up a WordPress/Woo MCP connection for a demo.

What if we just used the new Connectors screen to make it easier? (Codex built this in about 10 minutes)

[TheDavidTai @TheDavidTai]

@theo People have been working on a work around for a while
https://t.co/eD2MFbyB0n

[n8n.io @n8n_io]

New n8n Podcast episode 🎙️How do you safely scale AI automation across a company? Jake Mahon shares how his team trained 100 employees to build with n8n and got 65 workflows into production in just one month. Watch the full episode on YT: https://t.co/En66mUGXPB

[tonbi @tonbistudio]

This new Hermes Desktop browser isn't just an extra window with a browser bolted on, the agent can operate, see, and analyze what it sees along with you

I made a short video demonstrating this, but here are just a few things you can do with it:

You can scroll X, then ask for a summary of your feed or what the hot topics are

You can watch a tutorial video from your favorite YouTuber **cough cough* and then ask your agent to pull transcripts, explain certain concepts from the video, or even implement them directly!

You can ask for research on some open source memory solutions for agents, open those links right in the browser, then review them together

[Gaspar Rodriguez @GasparGr]

Ay por dios el episodio que acabamos de publicar.

- Cómo crear y escalar (posta) una compañía tech
- Cómo vender B2B de forma sistemática
- La historia real detrás de un exit (nada mas ni nada menos que a Salesforce)

Data de la buena para los emprendedores y builders.
Esa que en SF abunda, pero que acá, a menos que estés muy bien conectado, ni nos enteramos.

Episodio 06, out now!

[WordPress @WordPress]

The WordPress Developer Blog has a new tutorial that walks through building an AI-powered plugin from scratch. It covers how the Abilities API, the WordPress AI Client, and the MCP Adapter work together in a single project. If you've been curious how these Core AI features fit together in practice, this is a good place to start. https://t.co/DvbQ6cQkXY

[Google for Developers @googledevs]

Keep your agent's context lean without sacrificing expertise. ⚡

Learn how Agent Skills in Genkit Go package specialized knowledge into capabilities that load only when needed, helping reduce token usage while making AI agents more reliable.

Get started → https://t.co/LFEUhR3DPd

[freeCodeCamp.org @freeCodeCamp]

LLMs can write market commentary, but they can also sound confident without using any real data.

Here, Nikhil teaches you how to use MCP + Python to build a financial assistant that computes the numbers from real market data deterministically.

You'll also learn how to generate a single-ticker brief, compare a watchlist on volatility and drawdown, and more.

https://t.co/aLwNzvszld

[tonbi @tonbistudio]

Kanban board is now a part of the Hermes Desktop app!

I did a quick video showing how to enable this plugin, plus I ran a real task through the kanban process using multiple agent profiles.

Super easy to do and the look of the kanban in the app is very clean! Take a look!

[n8n.io @n8n_io]

This week's featured template automates customer support across Email, Live Chat, WhatsApp, Slack & Discord using RAG-powered AI answers from your docs. Low-confidence or negative replies get escalated to your team, and everything's logged weekly.
🔗 https://t.co/j9PnIAbkgP

[Sloemo @Sloemo_dzn]

🚀 Hermes Browser Automation Guide (FREE)

Use your own browser with Hermes Agent for web automation—no complicated setup.

1. Get an NVIDIA API key (skip if you already have one)
🔗 https://t.co/2TEKzjui1j
2. Install Kimi WebBridge
🔗 https://t.co/dgxVwh3IJT

3. Install the skills bundle
Windows

iex (irm https://t.co/4lw8Ieucz5 | Out-String)

macOS / Linux

curl -fsSL https://t.co/1wExgjprHd | bash

4. Restart Hermes
Close the app completely and reopen it.
5. Configure memory
In Hermes, type:
Set up my memory

6. (Optional) Explore your new skills
Type:

"Tell me about the skills you just set up and what they do"
⭐ GitHub: https://t.co/jMkF4LfZne (a star would be appreciated)
If you run into any issues, check out the video below or leave a comment.
💡 Pro Tip

Use:
/interactive-prompt-analyzer + /deep-web-research + your prompt

It analyses your prompt, searches the web, and produces a significantly more detailed, research-backed prompt—great for content creation, coding, and research.

[freeCodeCamp.org @freeCodeCamp]

AI coding tools are changing how software agencies plan, build, and deliver client projects.

In this article, @manishmshiva explains how dev shops use Claude, Cursor, and GitHub Copilot together in production.

You’ll learn how each tool fits into the workflow, why human review still matters, and how AI is reshaping everything.

https://t.co/yoYEHX6jfk

[freeCodeCamp.org @freeCodeCamp]

AI-generated code can look correct and still fail on edge cases, security, or reliability.

In this guide, @manishmshiva explains how to evaluate it with tests, golden datasets, repeated runs, and human review.

You’ll learn a practical workflow for catching regressions and shipping AI-assisted code with more confidence.

https://t.co/naw1ccruXS

[Google en español @googleespanol]

Ya se fue más de la mitad de julio, del año y de la semana...

¿De verdad vas a dejar que se vaya otro año en el mismo lugar? ⏳💼

Abrimos hilo 🧵 Con estas 5 herramientas GRATUITAS con las que te ayudamos a:

🌟 Encontrar vacantes.
🌟 Mejorar tu CV.
🌟 Prepararte para entrevistas.

Guarda este hilo y compártelo con quien más ande buscando trabajo. El éxito se comparte. 😉🚀

[freeCodeCamp.org @freeCodeCamp]

Internal developer platforms can help teams ship faster without managing infrastructure by hand.

In this guide, Ayobami teaches you how to build one with Backstage, ArgoCD, and Crossplane.

You’ll learn how to connect these tools into a self-service platform for deploying apps and provisioning infrastructure.

https://t.co/94wcTz7GiS

[freeCodeCamp.org @freeCodeCamp]

A full-stack app needs a front end + auth, a database, an API, and a reliable way to deploy everything.

In this tutorial, @cloud_girl1 teaches you how to build a full-stack CRUD app with React, AWS Lambda, DynamoDB, API Gateway, and Cognito auth.

You'll also learn how to use AWS CDK to deploy the backend and CloudFront to ship the frontend over HTTPS.

https://t.co/4xWj9sLuOp

[freeCodeCamp.org @freeCodeCamp]

Manual literature review can take hours.

So to help you save some time, Chidozie helps you build an AI-powered research automation system with n8n, Groq, and academic APIs.

You'll learn how to collect papers in parallel, deduplicate results, extract structured insights, score relevance, and handle errors.

https://t.co/AyyiR8t49F

[freeCodeCamp.org @freeCodeCamp]

Go is a fast language that is often used for backend, cloud, and server-side development.

In this tutorial, @njong_emy teaches you how to install Go, write your first program, and understand how packages and the main function work.

You'll also learn Go basics like variables, string formatting, arrays, slices, loops, functions, maps, and structs.

https://t.co/oP05Y6qRXi

[freeCodeCamp.org @freeCodeCamp]

React Native lets you build mobile apps for iOS and Android, but full-stack apps also need auth, data, styling, and so on.

In this course, you'll build a complete grocery list app with React Native and Expo.

You'll use Neon Postgres, Drizzle ORM, Clerk auth, and other popular tools, and by the end you'll have a production-style app.

https://t.co/TOp6Xn3KJW

[David Ondrej @DavidOndrej1]

I spent 100 hours building with Hermes Agent

made every mistake so you don't have to

everything I learned, compiled into 46 minutes