Ai agents

Blog posts tagged “AI Agents”


How to Use OpenAI Dots as a Chief of Staff in ChatGPT

OpenAI Dots Chatgpt AI Agents

Set up an OpenAI dot as a proactive chief of staff: connect Gmail, Calendar and Codex, hand it a whole to-do list on one call, write custom rules, and cut the noise. Plans, limits and regions as of October 2026.

5 Best Enterprise Search Platforms With AI Agents

Enterprise Search AI Agents MCP

The best enterprise search platforms with AI agents in 2026: Glean, Onyx, Elastic Agent Builder, Sinequa and Guru, compared on connectors, permission-aware retrieval, agent builders, MCP support, deployment and pricing.

How AI Agents Are Being Used to Automate Phishing Webhooks

Phishing AI Agents Webhook

AI agents and webhooks let attackers automate phishing end to end: personalized messages, AI-built fake login and crypto portals, real-time follow-ups, and campaigns at scale. Here is how it works and what defends against it.

Best Computer Use MCP Servers in 2026: Let AI Agents Control Mac, Windows and Linux

MCP AI Agents Automation

The best computer use MCP servers in 2026, tested: Claude Code's built-in computer-use, Windows-MCP, Cua Driver, Peekaboo, Open Computer Use, macOS-MCP, computer-use-linux and computer-use-mcp, with install commands, tool counts, permissions, and how to reach a remote desktop over a Pinggy tunnel.

TypeSafe Jev: Top 3 Use Cases and How It Compares to OpenAI and Anthropic Models

AI Models API LLM

TypeSafe's Jev is a System One model that returns typed decisions instead of text: 70-500ms latency, $0.042 per million input tokens with output free, and 0% structured-output errors. Here are the three jobs it actually fits, the honest benchmark picture against GPT-6 Astra and Claude, and the tasks where it is the wrong tool.

Self-Host Hermes Agent for Free with OpenRouter's Free Models

Hermes Agent AI Agents Self-Hosted AI

How to install Nous Research's open-source Hermes Agent on your own machine and run it at zero token cost on OpenRouter free models - the tool-calling and 64K context requirements, the request limits that actually bite, a free-model fallback chain, and remote access over a tunnel.