The resource library

The complete Claude Code motion-graphics workflow — VSCode, HyperFrames, and Whisper — plus the "taste feeding" habit that decides whether AI-edited video looks cheap or premium.

Part 1 of the automation series: the SOP thinking to settle before you build. Run it by hand first, spot Claude's over-engineering, and draw the human/machine line.

Solo founder, PM, mom, MBA student — one toolbox holds all of it. The full daily AI stack: Gemini, Claude Code, GitHub/Netlify/Cloudflare, fal.ai, OpenRouter, Notion. No sponsors, no secrets.

Most of the money you spend on AI video goes into takes you throw away. A three-step workflow that keeps the good model and cuts the waste — then Seedance and MiniMax H3 side by side.

The four everyday workflows I run on a local Hermes agent — morning brief, inbox-to-todo, change monitoring, and voice capture — still worth it after a month of real use.

This video was edited by Claude Code itself. A full walkthrough of an automated editing pipeline where every tool doing the actual cutting is free and open source.

Can Kimi K3 replace Claude as the model behind Hermes Agent? Four hands-on tests weighing real capability against price — with honest results.

Set up a fully local AI agent with Ollama and Hermes so your data never leaves your machine — with 12 practical use cases, and free to run.

A hands-on workflow for generating coherent, consistent short-form video with AI storyboards — instead of running images one frame at a time.

Installing and setting up the Hermes Agent desktop app — a simple UI, isolated sessions for running work in parallel, and a setup aimed at keeping your AI API costs down.