I Built Another Andrej Karpathy Using Claude
A four-step method for compiling any public expert's writing and talks into a Claude Code agent that teaches and reasons the way they do.
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A four-step method for compiling any public expert's writing and talks into a Claude Code agent that teaches and reasons the way they do.
October 5thA screen-share walkthrough of all 18 building blocks of OpenAI's Codex, from project folders to voice-controlled sub-agents, aimed squarely at people who don't write code.
October 3rdHow five lightweight TypeScript plugins turn the Claude Code desktop UI into a multi-agent control center with live cache tracking, stream censorship, and concurrency locks.
October 2ndVeteran engineer Dave Ebbelaar breaks down why he no longer writes code by hand, how to climb the four-rung software ladder safely, and why full-stack generalists now outpace hyper-specialized teams.
October 2ndA hands-on, day-in-the-life comparison of two new persistent AI agents, covering memory, pricing, integrations, and which one actually gets used.
September 30thSeven identical prompts, two Claude models, and one real question: when does paying double for Opus actually buy you something?
September 29thA screen-recorded walkthrough of the exact prompts behind five one-shot AI edits, and the five-step process behind all of them.
September 25thA five-hour, sixteen-module course that takes a non-coder from installing the Codex desktop app to running a second brain, shipping skills, hosting automations on Trigger.dev, and pricing the work at 10% of the value it creates.
September 21stNate Herk runs TypeSafe AI's decision-only model against GPT-5.6 on email, comment, and post classification, then hands it a real paper-trading account to see where the speed stops mattering.
September 19thA creator turns Dario Amodei's three filters for a solo billion-dollar company into a real product: AI software that quality-checks other companies' AI agents.
September 18thA walkthrough of connecting Higgsfield's new usage-based video/image API to Codex with a free skill, then the math on when that actually beats a $60/month subscription.
September 18thA screen-share walkthrough of using Codex to plan and build automations, then hosting the generated code on Trigger.dev instead of burning your weekly usage limit.
September 16thAnthropic's agent-skills team explains why they stopped building a new agent for every job, and the four habits that make one general-purpose agent actually reliable.
September 13thA 34-minute in-person conversation about why the thing wrapped around the model matters more than which model you picked.
September 11thA creator live-builds a 30-second intro with an AI coding agent, proving a five-step prompt loop can stand in for manual motion-graphics editing.
September 8thA creator maps his entire business into Codex using a four-layer framework, then scores the result like a KPI.
September 7thOne creator ran two frontier AI agents through the same 15 real work tasks and tracked the winner, the time, and the exact dollar cost for every single one.
September 6thA hands-free walkthrough of using OpenAI Codex's Astra voice mode to run several coding and content tasks in parallel, from a desk and from a phone.
September 5thA YouTuber tests a new AI agent on one-shot websites, motion graphics, and a 152 GB event recap, and comes away convinced it beats every other AI design tool he's tried.
September 4thOne orchestrator prompt, two agentic coding models, and a blind-judged scorecard that says the cheaper build won anyway.
September 3rdA two-hour gap after Claude Fable 5.1 shipped, a site-wide AI outage, and a blog post that got pulled mid-cycle — the strange week OpenAI introduced GPT-6 Astra.
September 3rdNate Herk tours a handful of AI-built sites, then breaks down the process, not the model, that keeps Claude/Fable builds from looking generic.
September 2ndA 21-minute screen-recorded tour of every Grok Bot concept, from a single agent's job description up to logging a whole team's work.
September 1stA narrated walkthrough of Anthropic's Hacker Opus study, the version of Claude Opus trained purely to chase a grader's score.
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