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IBM Granite Speech 4.1 Transcribes an Hour of Audio in 2 Seconds: 5 Things That Make It Different
IBM's Granite Speech 4.1 hits 1820x real-time speed and leads the Hugging Face ASR leaderboard at 5.33% WER. Here's what makes the architecture different.
OpenClaw April 2026 Update: 5 New Features That Make It a Serious Agentic Runtime
TaskFlow, providence-rich memory, Codex OOTH route — OpenClaw's April 2026 releases turn it from a demo into a production-grade agentic runtime.
Printing Press: 6 Things the New CLI Factory Does That MCP Servers Can't
Printing Press gives Claude Code access to 50+ sites with no public API while using 35x fewer tokens than MCP. Here's what it does that MCP simply can't.
Proactive AI Agents: How Claude Dreaming Points to the Future of Automation
AI is shifting from reactive chatbots to proactive agents that notice patterns and suggest improvements. Here's what that means for how you build workflows.
How to Use Session Start Hooks to Force Context Into Every Claude Code Session
Session start hooks deterministically push context into your conversation window every time—unlike claude.md files, which Claude can choose to ignore.
One Markdown File Controls Your Entire AI Second Brain — Here's How agents.md Works
A single agents.md file governs every AI action in your Obsidian vault. Edit it like a note and your agent behavior changes instantly.
How to Build a Custom AI Video Training Dataset from Your Own Footage (Free Open-Source Tool)
This open-source tool points at any local video folder and auto-slices, crops, and tags clips for AI training data — English UI included.
Andrej Karpathy's LLM Wiki: Build a Personal Knowledge Base with Obsidian and Codeex in 5 Minutes
Karpathy's LLM Wiki architecture, extended with a CRM and journal layer. Here's how to build it with Obsidian and Codeex today.
How to Set Up Claude Dreaming for Persistent Agent Memory: Step-by-Step Guide
Claude's Dreaming feature auto-reviews sessions and pre-loads patterns for future runs. Here's how to configure it for your agent workflows.
Claude Outcomes Feature: How a Grading Agent Improved PowerPoint Quality by 10% Without Changing the Model
Anthropic's Outcomes adds a rubric-based grading agent that re-runs tasks if quality falls short — 10.1% better decks, no model swap.
Code with Claude 2026: 5 New Agent Features Anthropic Just Shipped
Dreaming, Outcomes, multi-agent orchestration, Claude Finance, and Add-ins — here's what each one does and who it's for.
How to Build a Durable AI Agent Workflow That Survives Model Changes
Build agent workflows that outlive any single model or provider. Learn the architecture principles that let you swap models without breaking your system.
How to Use Hourly Automations to Auto-Process Your Knowledge Base
Set up hourly automations in Claude Code to process new web clips, extract entities, and build a self-updating wiki from your saved content.
How to Build an AI Second Brain with a Built-In CRM and Journal
Learn how to build a second brain using Obsidian and Claude Code with a wiki, CRM, and journaling system that responds from your saved knowledge.
IBM Granite Speech 4.1: 3 Models, One Leaderboard Crown, and a 2-Second Hour of Audio
IBM's new ASR suite has three models for three use cases. The fastest transcribes an hour of audio in 2 seconds. Here's what each one does.
Build a 3-Pillar AI Second Brain in Obsidian: Wiki, CRM, and Journal That Talk to Each Other
Wiki, CRM, and journal — three Obsidian folders wired together so your AI grounds every answer in your actual saved knowledge.
How to Automate Your Obsidian Second Brain with Codeex: Hourly Processing, No Manual Triggers
Set Codeex to run hourly and it will process new clips, update your wiki, and push a GitHub backup — all without touching a button.
Obsidian Web Clipper vs. Granola for Second Brain Ingestion: Which Input Layer Should You Build On?
Web Clipper handles articles and YouTube. Granola handles meetings. Here's how to choose your ingestion layer — or combine both.
OpenBrain Memory Provenance for OpenClaw: 4 Labels That Make Agent Recall Trustworthy
OpenBrain's memory provenance system tags every recalled fact as observed, inferred, confirmed, or imported. Here's why that changes agent reliability.
OpenClaw April 2026: 6 Model Providers You Can Now Swap at Runtime Without Rebuilding
OpenClaw's new provider manifest lets you swap GPT-5.5, Claude, Gemini, DeepSeek, Ollama, or Gemma 4 at runtime — no workflow rebuild needed.