automation
7 posts
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Keeping interactive tutorials up to date with an orchestrator and AI subagents
How to keep browser-based tutorials working with an orchestrator, a browser executor and a documentation improver, instead of hoping nobody follows the outdated step.
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Managing projects with GitHub and AI agents: the structure problem
In my previous post about managing projects with GitHub and AI agents I described how I organize events and workshops with a single GitHub repository as the source of truth, issues for every activity, and an agent per collaborator.
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Managing projects with GitHub and AI agents
Organizing conferences and workshops can quickly become overwhelming when plans, decisions, contracts, and meeting notes are scattered across multiple platforms.
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Preview local documents from a Linux AI agent in ChromeOS Chrome
A small agent skill bridges Crostini and ChromeOS so coding agents can open generated PDFs, images, and HTML in the Chromebook's normal Chrome browser.
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Control your existing ChromeOS browser with any AI coding agent
A reliable architecture for safely connecting multiple AI coding agents to an existing ChromeOS browser session using the Playwright extension.
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Creating Blog Posts with a Jules-Based Blogging Skill
A new minimal AI skill for my blog that lets Jules, an asynchronous coding agent, handle all the heavy lifting of post creation.
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Synchronizing Google Docs and GitHub with gdrivemd
Managing documentation often requires choosing between the collaborative ease of Google Docs and the version-controlled structure of GitHub.