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Run a team of 28 coding agents to rebuild an app designer
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Dub a film into English in each actor's own voice
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Build an Android app in 28 days with parallel Codex runs
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Have AI agents propose research ideas on superbugs
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Run biomedical analyses with a 150-tool agent
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Let an AI agent run a small office shop
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Turn a folder of raw video clips into an edited video
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Run a 12-hour AI scientist on your research data
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Answer legal questions with checked sources and citations
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Set up a semester of online course pages automatically
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Set up smart-home routines by describing them
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Port a Python tool to TypeScript with hundreds of agents
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Run a team of 28 coding agents to rebuild an app designer
GoodBarber's CTO ran 28 coding agents, up to 20 at once, to restructure an app designer's code; he reports 569 pieces handled in six days, with 0 gaps across 12,074 test cases.
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Dub a film into English in each actor's own voice
A developer built a setup where Claude Code or Codex dubs films in each actor's copied voice; he reports watchable results, with a full movie taking about seven hours.
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Upgrade old web projects to a new framework version
A developer had Codex write a reusable set of upgrade instructions for the Angular web framework; he reports it upgraded three open-source projects to version 22 within a week.
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Let a coding agent design sound effects by listening
Leonxlnx built earshot so coding agents can describe and create sounds; they say every sound in a 22-second launch film came from it.
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Build a Mac app that stays awake with the lid shut
A non-developer had Factory's Droid build LidAwake, a free app keeping his Mac awake with the lid shut; he says it took about three hours, including a launch video.
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Trace and question a rogue group of web-scraping agents
The swarmcha.se team lured a group of data-scraping agents with hidden text and questioned them through a Claude agent; they say one reported running in a Tencent test environment.
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Check a reference list for fake or retracted papers
A developer had Claude check a 20-reference list with their own connector; they say in about a minute it flagged 5 fake papers, 1 wrong citation and 1 retraction.
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Sort customer support requests with an agent
A robotics firm's OpenClaw agent turns customer requests into team chat threads, suggests fixes and drafts replies; the author says support is now tracked in one place.
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Run a team of 28 coding agents to rebuild an app designer
GoodBarber's CTO ran 28 coding agents, up to 20 at once, to restructure an app designer's code; he reports 569 pieces handled in six days, with 0 gaps across 12,074 test cases.
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Build an Android app in 28 days with parallel Codex runs
OpenAI engineers had several Codex sessions write most of the Sora Android app in 28 days; OpenAI reports it reached #1 in the Play Store on launch day.
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Port a Python tool to TypeScript with hundreds of agents
Anthropic's Mike Krieger had hundreds of Claude Code agents rewrite a Python tool as 165,000 lines of TypeScript over a weekend, Anthropic reports, checked against the original.
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Rebuild old game code from games you own with agents
Developer i12bp8 built decomp.wtf, where coding agents turn retro game code back into readable code; the guide shows one Nintendo 64 piece matching exactly, with no overall results.
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Upgrade old web projects to a new framework version
A developer had Codex write a reusable set of upgrade instructions for the Angular web framework; he reports it upgraded three open-source projects to version 22 within a week.
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Dub a film into English in each actor's own voice
A developer built a setup where Claude Code or Codex dubs films in each actor's copied voice; he reports watchable results, with a full movie taking about seven hours.
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Turn a folder of raw video clips into an edited video
Browser Use's free video-use add-on has Claude Code transcribe raw clips, propose an edit plan, then cut filler, adjust color, add subtitles and produce the final video.
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Let a coding agent design sound effects by listening
Leonxlnx built earshot so coding agents can describe and create sounds; they say every sound in a 22-second launch film came from it.
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Turn a trip into a pixel-art road fly-through
Jon Wheatley's Pixel Path skill has Claude Code turn real roads into pixel-art fly-throughs; the author reports Bath to Bristol cost $5.76 and Kyoto $0.72.
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Turn your collection into a researched website
A collector had Manus research their design-history items and build a live website in one to two hours; they say it delivered a polished site with citations.
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Let an AI agent run a small office shop
Anthropic and Andon Labs let Claude run an office snack shop for a month; Anthropic says it found suppliers but sold items below cost and invented a payment account.
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Answer phone and internet customers' questions with agents
Fastweb + Vodafone built a customer-service agent for nearly 9.5 million customers; the company reports 90% correct answers and 82% of queries resolved.
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Automate leads, invoices and content with six agents
Agency Metizsoft built client Consistent Minds six n8n agents for leads, documents, posts, invoices and web scraping; it says they replace 50+ hours of manual work a week.
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Sort customer support requests with an agent
A robotics firm's OpenClaw agent turns customer requests into team chat threads, suggests fixes and drafts replies; the author says support is now tracked in one place.
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Replace a team of AI agents with one assistant
A founder says he sent his 16 Claude Code agents 56 messages on day one and almost none a week later, so he replaced them with one assistant.
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Plan a week of family meals and fill grocery carts
Aaron Maurer had ChatGPT agent plan a week of healthier family meals under $300 and build carts at Hy-Vee and Fareway, then adjusted items himself before checkout.
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Get car dealers to bid against each other
Engineer AJ Stuyvenberg had an OpenClaw agent find a 2026 Hyundai Palisade, contact dealers and answer them with competing quotes; a blog roundup says he made the final price call.
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Find the cheapest McDonald's China order with coupons
Developer hujjun's WorkBuddy skill gathers McDonald's China menus and coupons to find the cheapest order; the author reports a ¥47 Big Mac meal dropping to ¥21.90 in sample data.
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Find bookable McDonald's parties in China with an agent
Developer johnny37 built an agent add-on using McDonald's China's official agent connector to find bookable parties and kids' events, reporting 3,664 stores across 281 cities.
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Help elderly parents with calls, health logs and bills
A roundup describes Grok Bot agents helping elderly relatives; one reportedly sat on hold 41 minutes to book a clinic visit and cut a cable bill from $89 to $54.
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Have AI agents propose research ideas on superbugs
Google's Gemini 2.0-based AI co-scientist, given an Imperial College question on drug-resistant bacteria, reportedly reached the team's unpublished idea in about 48 hours and suggested one new to them.
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Run biomedical analyses with a 150-tool agent
Stanford researchers built Biomni, an agent that runs biomedical analyses with 150 tools; the authors report it nears human level on tasks like searching databases and planning gene cloning.
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Run a 12-hour AI scientist on your research data
Edison Scientific's Kosmos reads about 1,500 papers per run; independent scientists judged 79.4% of its report statements accurate, and it highlights seven discoveries.
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Turn biology questions into interactive cited diagrams
A developer built Anima, an add-on that has Claude Code turn biology questions into interactive, sourced diagrams; they've published live examples on dopamine, stimulants, semaglutide and nerve cells.
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Check a reference list for fake or retracted papers
A developer had Claude check a 20-reference list with their own connector; they say in about a minute it flagged 5 fake papers, 1 wrong citation and 1 retraction.
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Draft your tax return from bank statements
Newsletter editor Shakeel Hashim, who doesn't code, had Claude Code draft his tax filing from bank statements and invoices; he says it "got everything right."
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Test a bookkeeping agent on made-up businesses
Ramp tested its bookkeeping agent on made-up businesses with messy books; the author reports cutting eight instruction sets to four gained 2.8 points and condensed memory added 5.7.
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Let AI models trade crypto with $10k each
Nof1's Alpha Arena gave six AI models $10,000 each to trade crypto on Hyperliquid with no human help; GNcrypto reports only Qwen 3 Max and DeepSeek finished in profit.
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Check your books against your bank and email
A business owner with several companies built an agent that checks the books against bank statements and email; they say it found a year of misfiled contractor payments.
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Fill out a foreign bank account report with an agent
A founder had an agent styled after Warren Buffett walk them through their FBAR bank account form and fill it in; they say it took 5 minutes.
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Make a product promo video from one line
Developer liyupi's add-on has Claude Code research a product, take sharp screenshots, cut to the music's beat and add a voice; he shows five videos, each taking 4–18 minutes to finish.
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Write and format online ads with an agent
Anthropic marketer Austin Lau, who had never coded, used Claude Code to build ad-writing tools; Anthropic reports making an ad fell from 30 minutes to 30 seconds.
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Spot new AI product names daily and pick search terms
Developer zhuyansen built a Claude Code tool that spots new AI product names each day and rates search phrases; he reports about $15 a month in running costs.
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Let an agent run a website and its ad budget
A developer gave Claude Code a website, ad accounts and a budget to manage every four hours; he says it mostly churns out search-bait pages and share buttons.
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Sort website visitors and book sales meetings automatically
Agency Boldest built a website sales agent for software company Delectable; its co-founder says it sorts visitors by their questions and books meetings with promising buyers unaided.
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Get a second read of your own MRI scan files
Antoine Finkelstein had Claude Code analyze his shoulder MRI files; it argued, with moderate-to-high confidence, for no tear where the radiologist reported one, and radiologists pushed back.
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Build a browser viewer for your MRI scans
Shopify CEO Tobi Lütke had Claude turn his MRI files into a viewer that runs in his web browser; Radiology Business says it worked and let him mark up images.
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Spot hidden costs in your health insurance policy
A developer built Insurance Samjho, where a Gemma model reads health insurance policies and flags risks in English or Hindi; he reports 13 findings, four high-risk, on one sample.
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Book a medical check-up by chasing hospitals over email
A poster's AI agent emailed hospitals, kept following up and moved on when one went quiet; they say the check-up was booked without ever talking to the hospital.
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Set up a semester of online course pages automatically
Cal State math professor Taiyo Inoue had Codex write small programs to update his Canvas courses; he estimates it saves four to five hours a week.
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Build a working 3D machine simulation from one line
AirsupHQ's Machine Skill has Claude Code turn one line of text into an interactive 3D machine simulation; the author reports a 3,597-part jet engine producing about 340 kN of thrust.
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Turn any topic into a short audio course with sources
Assaf Kipnis built Claudemy, a Claude Code skill that reads 20-40 web pages per topic; the author says a 12-lesson course yields about 25 minutes of two-voice audio.
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Answer legal questions with checked sources and citations
Researchers built L-MARS, a team of agents that searches the web and case law, then checks its evidence; they report more accurate legal answers than leading chatbots.
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Build a tax-law research assistant from public documents
Martin Alderson had Claude Code research about 10,000 UK tax documents; he scored its answer to a past exam question 2.5 of 3, where plain Opus failed.
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Turn your Apple Health workouts into a dashboard
Phil Simon had Claude Code sort through his exported Apple Health data and build an interactive workout dashboard; he says it beats Apple Health and Strava, and shared it publicly.
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Set up smart-home routines by describing them
An open-source project lets Claude Code copy a live Home Assistant setup, write home routines from plain-English requests, and check them several ways before sending changes back.
