Fight an itemized medical bill with a dispute letter
A patient had Claude explain an itemized hospital bill, find duplicate charges and draft a dispute; the bill dropped from $1,200 to $180.
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A patient had Claude explain an itemized hospital bill, find duplicate charges and draft a dispute; the bill dropped from $1,200 to $180.
Screenpipe records your screen and audio locally so agents can search what you did and automate repetitive tasks.
A creator built a Claude Code pipeline that glues video, image and voice models together to make 10-minute films.
A former teacher’s startup diagnoses K-12 skill gaps and pairs adaptive lessons with an AI tutor that guides without giving away answers.
A developer automated a friend’s three daily browser tasks from about eight hours to 20 minutes.
An Excel creator says Copilot in Excel extracts and cleans data in minutes and saved her 150 hours this year.
A solo operator describes building a $40k/mo services business with Claude Code, a skills folder, and tiered offers from websites to monthly systems.
A founder built Gojiberry, a SaaS around a LinkedIn AI agent, and per a podcast host grew it from $50K to $300K MRR.
A developer released TokenTracker, a local dashboard for usage and cost across Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI, Copilot and more.
A builder runs up to 20 GPT-powered agent harnesses in parallel on open Erdős problems, checking proofs in Lean 4.
Jeff Su gives a beginner’s guide to Gemini Spark, Google’s always-on AI agent.
A developer trained an agent whose job is to write reinforcement-learning jobs for small models, for about $1.3k, and open-sourced it.
An open-source maintainer used Claude Code on a beach to show common geo and climate operations can be written as SQL, and even built a neural network in SQL.
A developer released OpenDash, an open-source CLI agent for analysts focused on CSVs, SQL, KPIs and reports.
A skill lets Claude or Codex write geospatial SQL so you can ask map questions in plain English.
A developer built a CLI so agents can edit Word docs with tracked changes and comments, starting with a TA agent for his wife, a professor.
A teacher says Claude Cowork saves hours on curriculum design, grading, slides and analyzing student grades.
A developer built an Azure VM manager while testing GitHub’s Copilot app, which works from issue to merged PR, and published it free on the Microsoft Store.
Adspirer connects AI assistants to Google, Meta, LinkedIn and TikTok ad accounts so you can manage campaigns by chatting.
A patient fed his MRI results and the clinic’s treatment list to AI models and got guideline-based questions to take back to doctors.
Lawyers in a legaltech thread produce firm-formatted Word files with Claude Cowork or Codex plus a DOCX MCP instead of chat output.
Adam’s open-source CADAM turns text or an image into OpenSCAD code with sliders for each dimension, exportable to STL.
A creator connected YNAB to Claude Code through the YNAB API so Claude can read his budget, analyze spending and build reports.
A user set Claude Cowork to reconcile insurer EOBs, provider invoices and reimbursements and found over $8,000 in insurer errors.
A builder made an n8n recruiting agent that screens a resume in about 10 seconds and alerts the recruiter on Telegram.
A builder made an n8n recruiter that reads applicant emails, scores the resume, logs it to Sheets and sends a Telegram alert.
A Jane Street designer, once an AI skeptic, now does most design work with Claude Code instead of specs and Figma mockups.
Lathe uses agent skills in Claude Code, Cursor or Codex to write a sourced, hands-on tutorial that you then work through by typing the code yourself.
A law firm reviews contracts with Claude Opus and hands Word redlining to a Sonnet subagent, cutting the cost of the document work about 5x.
A TechRadar writer used Gemini in Google Sheets to build a weekly budget that updates itself, and explains how.
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