So, last month I started building an automated workflow that keeps my agent up to date on everything from the latest developments to tips and tricks about different ai's - let me explain the loop how it works ... Step 1 - I browse Reddit on my phone, and I 'save' a post that I'm interested in Step 2 - I tell my agent to 'harvest' the saved posts Step 3 - the agent organizes all the information onto a canvas (see attached picture) - this canvas INCLUDES a 'confidence' score based on if the agent thinks the information presented is actually helpful Step 4 - the agent updates a second 'knowledge' skill - so that any time I ask about something like video prompting, the agent will consult that knowledge skill and see if there are any new tricks it should know about This workflow has honestly eased a lot of my anxiety when it comes to keeping track of all the progress - now I just stop worrying about making sure I consume all the info - as long as I save the reddit post, I know that my agent can help me stay up to date when I actually need the help And you can go into the classroom if you want to download the skill to customize it for your own agents! Granted, this is the first time I'm letting someone else try it, so please let me know if you have any problems - once you send the link to your agent, it should know everything it's supposed to do get you set up. Side Note: yes this whole thing was designed with Reddit in mind, but I don't *see* why the idea couldn't be adopted to any social media that you use

Have you ever heard of the video game 'City Skylines'? You build a city from a top-down point of view - it's a lot of fun - and two days ago I started letting an Ai Agent construct its own city. I also let the Agent blog about it's progress - if you want to know more about this experiment, check out the posts here in the classroom! ^ there are two blogs to catch up on - let me know what you think!

This will be your first look at Chromantica (pending title) - a Color Sorting Puzzle Game ! The game is definitely in the final stages of development - and I thought now would be a good time to show it off. It's been entirely generated using Ai and I'll be sharing some written articles soon about how I made it. So what do you think? does it give off a good first impression?

Hey! You can see the start of the Portfolio challenge by clicking here & comment below if you have any questions

Burve Tools is a collection of 19 ComfyUI nodes for Gemini image generation, reference handling, targeted edits, character planning, prompt tools, and workflow utilities. I started building it after trying to use the Google image API at the end of last year. One custom node I found asked for the API key inside the node itself, which meant the key could be saved with the workflow metadata embedded in a generated image. That felt like a very creative way to share an API key with the internet :D I wanted the key to stay outside the workflow, so I asked Codex to help me build my own node. As often happens with vibe coding, one node somehow grew into an entire collection called ComfyUI Burve Tools. The current version is 3.0.1. --- THE TWO MAIN GENERATION NODES --- Burve Google Image Gen uses Google AI Studio and reads GEMINI_API_KEY from the environment. The key is not an input on the node, so it is not stored inside the workflow. Burve Google Image Gen (Vertex AI) uses a Google Cloud project, location, and Google credentials or Application Default Credentials. It does not use GEMINI_API_KEY. Both nodes support Google's stable Gemini image models, including Gemini 3.1 Flash Image, Gemini 3 Pro Image, Gemini 3.1 Flash Lite Image, and the legacy Gemini 2.5 Flash Image. Available controls depend on the selected model and can include resolution up to 4K, aspect ratio, search, thinking, response format, and other model-specific options. --- SOME USEFUL PARTS OF THE COLLECTION --- - Reference packs: Bundle up to 14 images for Gemini. The newer Gemini Reference Pack can label each reference as generic, object, character, or style. [NOTE] These nodes bundle reference images for the generator. They do not composite the images into one picture. - Documents and video: Add PDF, TXT, Markdown, or CSV context, plus native video or a public YouTube URL when the selected model supports it. - Crop and mask editing: Load an image, choose a fixed-ratio crop, then paint, erase, fill, inspect, or undo mask operations directly inside the node.