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🤖 15 AI Tools Worth Bookmarking
01 — OpenClaw
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02 — Hermes Agent
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03 — Agent Zero
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04 — Firecrawl
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05 — Gumloop
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06 — Browser Use
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07 — SurfSense
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08 — Scrapybara
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09 — Jina Reader
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10 — AnythingLLM
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11 — Open WebUI
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12 — ComfyUI
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13 — PimEyes
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14 — Goblin Tools
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15 — Continue
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Alex hals retweeted
This is the exact problem most SaaS founders hit.
You can see traffic and you can see MRR… but you still don’t know which channels actually bring the people who pay.
Chartsy looks like it’s closing that gap cleanly. Worth a look if you’re still guessing.
You know how much traffic your SaaS gets. You know how much revenue you're making.
But do you know what's actually driving your growth?
That's the problem I'm trying to solve with @chartsyapp
Here's what I've been building
Alex hals retweeted
I asked AI to help me save 30 minutes.
It ended up changing how I work.
Yesterday, I had a simple task.
Write one social media post.
Normally, I would:
→ Think of an idea
→ Write the first draft
→ Rewrite it
→ Fix the hook
→ Make it shorter
→ Add examples
→ Rewrite it again
30–60 minutes gone.
So I tried something different.
I told ChatGPT:
“Don’t write the post yet. First, ask me questions until you understand exactly what I’m trying to say.”
It asked me about:
→ My audience
→ The main idea
→ The result I wanted
→ My writing style
→ What I wanted people to remember
Then I asked it to create the post.
The first version wasn't perfect.
But instead of starting over, I said:
“Now act like a brutally honest editor. Tell me what would make someone stop scrolling.”
It found problems I completely missed.
Weak opening.
Too much fluff.
Not enough curiosity.
No strong reason to keep reading.
I fixed them.
The final version took me less than 15 minutes.
That’s when I realized something:
AI isn't powerful because it can write for you.
It's powerful because you can make it think alongside you.
Most people use AI to replace typing.
The smarter way?
Use it to improve your thinking.
That’s a completely different level of AI.
The best AI users aren't the ones with the most tools.
They're the ones who know how to ask better questions.
Alex hals retweeted
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Alex hals retweeted
Your Child May Not Tell You What Happened At School. Not Because They Don't Trust You, But Because They Don't Know How To Start.
Instead of asking the same question every day, try a different approach.
Here are 4 questions that can make everyday conversations more meaningful.
Alex hals retweeted
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Alex hals retweeted
THIS SHOULDN'T WORK.
My Grok Bot didn't take a single trade for the first 2.5 hours.
By 9am it had turned $280 into $3,412.
I gave it one prompt focused on not blowing the stack and went to sleep.
I didn't loosen a single rule.
I didn't override a single decision.
The only thing I touched was Ctrl+V.
At midnight the notification said: 1,112 pairs scanned, 0 traded. "Filter killed everything that failed the rules." The first trade came around 1:30am, 8% of the stack.
Here's what the desk actually did under strict RM:
→ SCOUT scanned 10,214 pairs on Pump.fun and Raydium
→ FILTER killed 98% (mint, LP, holders, volume, dev wallet)
→ ANALYST scored the 204 survivors, anything under 0.6 died
→ EXECUTOR entered at 8% of the stack, every single time
→ RISK cut losers at -6% and trailed winners after +12%
→ LOGGER wrote the reason for every single move
38 trades.
26 green. 12 red.
Biggest single win: +$810.
Biggest single loss: -$37.
Zero trades broke the position size.
Zero trades ran past the stop.
$280 → $388 → $1,395 → $2,942 → $3,412
The exact prompt I used:
Build me a fully autonomous Solana memecoin trading desk that prioritizes capital preservation. Create 6 specialized agents with hard handoffs (Scout, Filter, Analyst, Executor, Risk, Logger).
Scout scans new pairs on Pump.fun and Raydium in real time.
Filter must kill anything that fails: mint not revoked, LP not locked, top 10 holders >20%, volume under $50k last hour, dev wallet connected to previous rugs.
Analyst scores every survivor from 0 to 1. Under 0.6 = no trade.
Executor can only trade what passed every filter. Maximum 8% of current balance per trade. Never more.
Risk sets hard stop at -6% and trails winners only after +12%. No averaging down. No revenge trades.
Log the reason behind every trade and every rejection.
Build a clean live terminal with balance, agent activity, and equity curve.
Paper first, then live. Run overnight and give me the full recap in the morning. No code from me.
I pasted it.
I went to bed.
I woke up to $3,412 and the stack still intact.
Full agent configs and terminal setup are below ↓
Bookmark this before you open another chart tonight.
The full build is in the article below ↓
The whole build is in the post below ↓
Comment " Grok_Bot "
2️⃣ Like and Repost
3️⃣ Follow me @TechByKillian
I'll DM you the complete setup.
Alex hals retweeted
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Alex hals retweeted
Google Maps Users: Check Your Location Settings!
If you use Google Maps regularly, take a minute to review this.
Your location settings can affect how Google services save and use location-related information.
You can review available controls and decide what works for you.
Here are 5 settings to check if you want more control over your location history: