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Real ops & automation projects people built with AI agents, with recipes.
A bootstrapped YC founder explains how his sandbox service runs personal Claude Code and OpenClaw agents for about $0.05-$0.10 per free user a month.
A hotel analyst built an n8n workflow to check housekeeping staffing needs with data when staff call in sick.
Dan Shipper says OpenAIβs Dots took over Every, from relaying Slack threads to pulling key info out of school emails.
A team with 90 AI sessions running at once built a local board showing which ones are waiting on them.
A field crew business built its own scheduling tool on top of its CRM, and it is now the company's daily source of truth.
A Shopify app developer built a replacement for a shut-down analytics tool, with an MCP server so Claude Code can answer 'what was last month's MRR?'.
An OpenClaw user says his biggest early mistake was running cron jobs through the LLM; scripts are faster and cheaper.
An indie founder replaced more than a dozen paid services across his sites with self-built tools and says it saves about $25,000 a month.
A founder built, and runs his business on, a self-hosted company OS where Claude Code and Codex agents work in departments.
A UK managed-hosting company launched an MCP for its control panel so users can ask why a site errors or deploy a project.
A developer built an MCP so admins can work with the CMS and get statistics from their AI client.
An SRE team gave its LLM MCPs for Loki, Prometheus, Grafana, Incident.io, GitHub and server inventory.
A SaaS SRE team that struggled with general agents in incident response built its own Rust agent.
Founders who struggled to set up a Hermes agent with full company context turned that into Almanac.
An automation builder made an n8n flow that updates Notion and Sheets from a Telegram message and refuses below 80% match confidence.
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