Nous Research just made Hermes agents portable. Two commands — export and import — save your entire agent as one file and bring it back on any machine, with your persona, skills, memory and schedules intact. Here’s how it works and the detail that makes it safe to share. Short answer export packages persona, skills,

Grok 4.6 quietly turned Grok into a search engine that answers questions with sources — and almost nobody is competing for those rankings yet. Here’s the exact four-step system, with real keywords and real first-page results from the last 24 hours. Short answer Grok now searches the web and cites websites — a whole new

Three frontier models went live in one week — and the gap between the most expensive and the cheapest is now so thin on real work that picking wrong could cost you 50 times more than it should. Here’s which wins for which job, and the cost number almost nobody is talking about. Short answer

Looking for Grok Bot free? It’s $200, the trial ran out on me in about 20 minutes, and there’s no free tier from xAI. But there is a genuinely free open-source version that runs on the AI subscriptions you already pay for. Here’s the full picture. Short answer Grok Bot is $200 — not free.

OpenMausBot landed about a day after Grok Bot with almost the same interface — but open source, free, and running on subscriptions you already pay for. Here’s where each one wins after testing both side by side. Short answer Same shape: a Telegram-style sidebar where every contact is an AI agent. OpenMausBot wins on cost,

Grok Bot costs $200, sits behind a waitlist, and burned through my free trial in about 20 minutes. OpenMausBot is a free open-source version of the same thing that runs on the AI subscriptions you already have. Here’s how it compares. Short answer OpenMausBot is a free, open-source version of Grok Bot by Milind Soni.

xAI’s Grok Bot gives every agent its own computer in the cloud and costs $200. Hermes is free and open source. Here’s the honest comparison after testing both — including the headline feature that doesn’t work yet. Short answer Grok Bot: $200, launched 11 August, polished, each agent gets a cloud computer. Hermes: free, open

Magnitude AI agent runs 100% on your own computer — no API keys, no token costs, no rate limits, and nothing you type ever leaves your machine. Here’s what it does, the hardware you actually need, and the honest trade-off nobody mentions. Short answer Free and open source under Apache 2.0, launched 8 August 2026

A Hermes Agent PDF reader isn’t just another way to summarise a file. Hermes can read a document and turn what it learned into a skill it keeps — so you hand it the PDF once, and it still knows next week. Here’s how that works and where to be careful. Short answer The desktop

Most people hit their Claude limit and start rationing — shorter prompts, fewer questions. That’s the wrong fix. Four hidden leaks are draining your tokens behind the scenes, and four free tools plug them in about 15 minutes. Short answer Four leaks: tool output, fluffy replies, overbuilt work, and grunt work at frontier prices. Four