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The AI agents working professionals run at work.
Marketing, sales, HR, design, ops, finance, legal, education, journalism — every job has AI agents waiting to be built. Every week, one working professional walks me through one they actually run. Full setup, all prompts, tools, and connections — published in full.
- One real AI agent per week — built and run by someone using it daily
- Full setup published — prompts, tools, integrations — copy and run
- Every job, every industry — marketing, sales, ops, finance, HR, design, legal
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Agent 101
Intro series · 2 episodes- EP 02
One Agent can't finish anything worth shipping.
Skills and Multi-agent aren't two new technologies — they're two answers to the same old problem: division of labor. Single-agent has 4 ceilings, Skills compress instructions, Multi-agent compresses context, and 6 real workflows show how they combine.
- EP 01
「Agent」 means three different things to three different people.
A 90-minute deep dive on what AI Agent actually is, what it isn't, how four professions use it, and 9 real workflows you can run today.
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How AI Agent Memory and Context Work
AI agents are stateless by default — memory is something you design. Here is how short-term, long-term, and semantic memory keep context between tasks.
AI Agents for E-Commerce: The Merchant's Side
AI agents now run parts of an online store — getting found by shopping agents, taking agent orders, handling support and returns. The calls that stay human.
AI Shopping Agents: Recommend vs. Buy
AI shopping agents — ChatGPT, Amazon, Google, Perplexity — research and compare, and some can buy for you. Which does what, and the step to keep yours.
Why this exists
Most useful AI agents at work aren't written down anywhere. The people who've figured out how to actually run them are too busy doing the work to publish — so what works stays inside their heads.
This newsletter changes that. Every week, one working professional walks us through one AI agent they actually run — in any job, any industry. Full setup published: prompts, tools, integrations. No filler. No paid tier.
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