Here’s the full walkthrough. OpenCode + Omniroute is a 100% free AI coding setup — OpenCode is the token-efficient open-source coding agent, and Omniroute is the free local router that feeds it over 500 models, 90 of them free. Wire them together and you can build and automate for free, pretty much forever. Here’s the

Here’s the full walkthrough. 9Router is a new way to get effectively unlimited free AI coding — a local router that connects 573 models through the logins you already have, with automatic fallback when anything runs dry. I’ve plugged it into my Agent OS next to OmniRoute as a two-coder dropdown, and it’s seriously good.

Here’s the full walkthrough. Hermes agent and Buzz now work together — Hermes can run Buzz, the AI-powered Slack-style app, so your agent joins channels, answers DMs and delivers scheduled tasks with all its memory and skills intact. There are three ways to connect them. Here’s each one, plus the exact setup walkthrough. Last updated:

Here’s the full walkthrough. Hermes voice activation is here — the new update lets you say a wake word like “Hey, Hermes” and your agent opens a fresh session, listens, and acts. Completely hands-free, in the CLI, TUI, desktop app or your agent OS. It runs entirely on your machine, it’s off by default, and

Here’s the full walkthrough. The Orca AI agent environment is a free, open-source workspace for running fleets of AI agents in parallel — coding agents, scheduled automations, computer use and orchestration, all in one app. It’s less a single agent and more a home for all of them. Here’s what it does and how to

Here’s the full walkthrough. Orca AI coding is coding inside Orca — a free, open-source agentic development environment where you run fleets of coding agents in parallel, preview your build live, and annotate the page to give feedback. It’s one of the most intuitive ways to code with AI right now. And yes, it can

An AI customer support agent is software that can read a customer’s message, understand what they actually want, pull the right answer from your help docs or systems, and reply — or take action — without a human touching it. I’ve spent the last couple of years building AI agents live on my YouTube channel

Here’s the one I’d point you to. Buzz vs Slack: Buzz is Jack Dorsey’s new, free, open-source Slack alternative — with one huge difference: AI agents are built into every channel. Here’s how the two compare. If you’re a team weighing them up, the short version is: Buzz for AI-native, free collaboration; Slack for established,