Hand it the work, then read how.
Practical guides on getting real jobs done with an AI agent on your own computer.
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How to automate repetitive tasks on a Mac without coding
Shortcuts, Automator, click recorders or an AI agent? Which one fits each repetitive Mac task, and how to hand a job over in plain English, with no scripts.
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The best always-on AI agents in 2026: ChatGPT Dots, Grok Bot, OpenClaw, Silk and more
ChatGPT Dots, Grok Bot, Gemini Spark, Meta Muse, OpenClaw, Hermes and Silk compared: where each one runs, what it costs, who can get it and which to pick.
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What 9,662 tasks tell us: 10 ways people actually use an AI agent on their computer
Real usage data from 60 days of Silk: what people hand to a desktop AI agent, how long the jobs take, what they cost and which uses are growing fastest.
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Silk now draws its answers, in 2D and 3D: November 2026 live session recap
Recap of the 1 November Silk live session: drawing in 3D, marking up your screen, an animated video built from one post, saved history, projects and memory import.
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How to automate client onboarding as a solopreneur (without Zapier)
A simple onboarding system for one-person businesses: welcome email, intake form, client folder, kickoff call and CRM update, done by an AI agent from one sentence.
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How to use MCP servers without coding: a plain-English guide
MCP lets an AI agent use your apps, like Notion, GoHighLevel or Stripe. Here's what it is, and how to connect your first MCP server in a few clicks, with no terminal.
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What is Silk? The desktop AI agent for Mac and Windows, explained
Silk is an AI agent that runs on your Mac or Windows computer, works inside your real apps and saves the finished file to your folder. Every feature, explained.
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