Here’s the full rundown. Buzz is open source — Jack Dorsey’s AI-agent workspace is free, its code is public, and it’s built on the open Nostr protocol. That’s not a footnote; it’s the reason Buzz is worth betting on. Here’s what Buzz being open source actually gets you. Last updated: August 2026. Key takeaways Buzz

Here’s the full rundown. A Buzz AI agent is a teammate that lives in your channels — tag it and it researches, writes, designs or builds, using the Claude Code or Codex subscription you already have. From the default trio to custom agents and full teams, here’s how Buzz’s agents actually work. Last updated: August

Here’s the full rundown. Looking for Jack Dorsey’s Buzz on GitHub? The repo is public and open source — but before you clone it, know when the GitHub route actually makes sense versus just grabbing the app. Here’s what’s in the repo, how the manual install works, and when it’s worth it. Last updated: August

Here’s the full rundown. The Jack Dorsey Buzz app is the easiest way to run a team of AI agents — a free desktop app that looks like Slack, with agents working in your channels. Download it, sign in, and you’re running in minutes. Here’s how to get the app, set it up, and what

Here’s the straight answer. Kimi K3 vs GPT 5.6: I ran both through 50 tasks — games, simulations, coding builds — and the split is clear: K3 wins on visuals, feel and value; GPT 5.6 often wins on gameplay but keeps fumbling the controls. Here’s the head-to-head from my own testing, plus the benchmarks and

Here’s the straight answer. The Hermes SOUL.md file is where your agent’s personality lives — the markdown file that defines who your Hermes agent is, how it talks, and how it behaves. Edit it, and you reshape your agent. It’s one of the most underrated parts of the Hermes setup. Here’s what it is and

Here’s the straight answer. Hermes agent image generation just levelled up — you can now generate images with ChatGPT Images 2.0 (GPT-Image-2) directly inside Hermes, and there’s even a free route using Codex auth with no API key. I set it up on camera, hit the real-world bugs, and found the reliable path. Here’s the

Here’s the straight answer. Hermes vs OpenCode isn’t really a fight — they’re two of the best free, open-source agents, built for different jobs. Hermes is the always-on, do-everything agent; OpenCode is the token-efficient terminal coding agent. The smart move is knowing when to reach for each — and running both. Here’s the full comparison.

Here’s the full walkthrough. Orca ADE — an agentic development environment — is the new way to code with AI: a free, open-source app where parallel agents work across split terminals, with live previews, design annotation, a mobile companion and scheduled automations. It works with any coding agent, and it’s genuinely the most complete ADE

Here’s the full walkthrough. Hermes agent Quicksilver — the V0.19 release — is all about speed: replies land about 80% faster, agents finish jobs even if the app crashes, and one gateway now runs a whole fleet of agents. I updated the day it shipped. Here’s exactly what changed and how to get the most