Software Debugging

Daily Update: Building a Micro AI Scheduling Tool Yesterday, I worked intensively on my micro SaaS project that uses a micro AI agent to automate scheduling events from text and images, aiming to eliminate the tedious task of manually adding events to my calendar. I demonstrated a prototype that, despite some issues like inaccurate end times and slow processing, shows promise and underlines the importance of rigorous evaluation. I also reflected on my past experiences as a security guard, a job that taught me about the inefficiencies in routine tasks, and discussed my new habit of dedicating time to read, moving away from aimless browsing. This update captures both the technical challenges I faced in fine-tuning the agent and a personal journey toward productivity and self-improvement.

Summary of the Video: Daily Update for Build and Public Log The video provides a daily progress update on automating a website that updates with new YouTube video content. The creator details work on API service integration, bug fixes, GitHub action implementation, and backend improvements, along with a personal anecdote about pet reptiles.

Summary of the Video: Daily Update for Build & Public Log In this update, the speaker reviews progress on backend improvements for an AI agent API service and discusses challenges with a freelance project. The video covers code refactoring, debugging, and impressions of the new Claude 3.7 model, as well as a personal anecdote about a surprising encounter with a large spider.