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THIS IS PURE GOLD
Anthropic engineer, Addy Osmani just shared how to run AI coding agents like a team - without babysitting every session
it shows how to give agents context, verify their work, set guardrails and decide what ships
context → plan → delegate → verify → decide
save the full playbook ↓
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Dr. Courtney Conley is a gait specialist with 25 years in clinical practice who co-wrote the book Walk. She says more steps stop paying you back at some point.
On the Mind Body Green podcast, she gave the 8 numbers that actually matter:
1) Benefits plateau around 9,500 steps
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God-Mode Claude SEO
Claude can now test dozens of titles for your pages to improve CTR and therefore SEO rankings.
Google admitted in court that clicks help rank pages. And a title test takes 2 weeks, not months.
You can do this with the Distribb.io SEO connector in Claude.
Once you connect Search Console, Claude:
• Finds your pages on page one with weak clicks
• Writes new titles
• Sees which searches still scroll past you
• Learns what makes people click
Pro tip: test your top three title ideas as Google ads at $20 a day. Then put the winner on the page.
If you want more clicks in 2027 without writing a new article, this is probably the easiest way to do it.
Save this for later and share it with a friend who thinks titles don't matter.
"Hey Claude, rank me #1 in 2 weeks, make no mistake"
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Introducing Arete-27B: Qwen3.8-27B, post-trained to reinforce Western values.
Chinese open models are currently the strongest available, but they ship with state-aligned behavior in the weights. We built an 803-prompt eval across seven value categories, including freedom of expression, democracy, and privacy, and measured how often a model adopts China’s party line.
After fine-tuning on roughly 53 million tokens, Arete-27B's propaganda rate fell from 22% to 1%, in line with the Western models we tested. Its Hermes Bench score shows no significant performance tradeoffs.
The values in an open model are one fine-tune away.
Our eval, weights, and training data are available now along with the full blog post: nousresearch.com/arete
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Anthropic engineer, Addy Osmani (ex-Google):
"Google hired me at $500K–$1.2M a year because I know how to make AI agents write code that doesn’t break."
In this 41-minute workshop he shows exactly how to build that system from scratch.
Prompts → Agent Skills → Harness → Agents That Ship Without You
step 1 → Refine the idea - drop in a vague thought, the agent interviews you and comes back with 3 directions
step 2 → Write the spec - success criteria, stack and open questions locked before a single line of code
step 3 → Plan in small tasks - each one gets acceptance criteria and a list of files it's allowed to touch
step 4 → Build test-first - red to green, slice by slice, so nothing that already works breaks
step 5 → Verify and review - the agent opens the app in a browser, checks security and simplifies its own code
He open-sourced all 24 skills, and the repo is close to 100K stars
Google calls this "agentic engineering"
Most people spend weeks building this by hand
You don't have to
Bookmark it and watch it tonight
Then read the full Opus 5.5 harness engineering guide below ↓
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Google just released Elephant-Goldfish Model (EGM)... an opensource plugin with an interesting approach to design reviews
- An elephant agent designs with full project context
- Goldfish agents review with fresh context, challenging assumptions and finding blind spots
All before writing a single line of code
I really like the idea of having a different agent review the design instead of letting the same one approve its own work
Works with
- Claude Code
- Codex
- Antigravity
github.com/google/elephant-g…
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1/ how to get more SEO clicks from the pages you already have
dont write new articles. no backlinks to start.
just your search console data + claude, and the exact prompts i use
here's a reminder: AI is your writing assistant here, not your writer. it finds the gaps, and you fill them
2/ start with the pages google already likes
GSC → performance → pages
sort by clicks, then impressions
take your top 10. google already trusts them, so every fix here pays off faster than any new article would
3/ get the data into claude
two ways:
→ connect GSC through an MCP connector and claude pulls it directly
→ or export it: click a page → queries tab → export → upload the zip file in your claude
use the last 3 months, not 7 days. more data, clearer patterns.
do one page at a time or just get all pages at once.
4/ what you’re hunting for:
→ queries getting impressions that the article never mentions
→ queries sitting at position 10–30
positions 10–30 are page 2 and 3.
google already thinks you’re relevant, your page just isn’t complete yet.
that’s the goldmine. doesnt hurt to build 1-2 backlinks for these pages
5/ prompt:
My site is [URL]. Here’s my GSC data for the last 3 months: [pull via connector or attached export]
Find my top 10 pages by clicks and impressions
For page #1, list queries with impressions that the article doesn’t directly answer or mention
List queries ranking in positions 10–30
For each one, tell me exactly where it belongs: new H2, new paragraph, FAQ entry, or a tweak to an existing sentence
Rewrite only the sections that need to change, don’t rewrite the whole article
Current article: [paste or URL]
Stop after page #1 and wait for me before moving to the next.
6/ fix the intro
answer the main question in the first 2 paragraphs.
no “in today’s digital world” intros. no 300 word story before the point.
readers decide in seconds if you have the answer. so does google.
7/ keyword placement
your main keyword should go into:
→ the title
→ the meta description
→ the first paragraph
sounds basic. check your top 10 pages, i bet half of them miss at least one.
8/ prompt:
Here’s my article: [paste]
Main keyword: [keyword]
Check if the main query is answered within the first 2 paragraphs. If not, rewrite the intro so it is
Check that the main keyword appears in the title, meta description and first paragraph
Give me 3 title options under 60 chars and 3 meta descriptions under 155 chars
Keep my tone of voice, no fluff, no filler words
9/ make it yours and unique
this is where most AI content dies. add:
→ screenshots of you actually doing the thing
→ images, tables, simple diagrams
→ your own data, results and opinions
→ an angle nobody in the top 10 covers
I insist you write these couple of sentences yourself with 0 AI intrusion
AI can’t screenshot your dashboard. that’s your edge.
10/ prompt:
Here’s my article: [paste]
Tell me where a screenshot, image, table or diagram would help the reader more than text. For each one, tell me exactly what to show and why.
Then tell me what the top 5 results for “[keyword]” all say the same way, and suggest 3 unique angles I could add from my own experience.
11/ internal linking
link your 10 updated pages to each other where it actually makes sense, and point newer posts into them.
prompt:
Here are my pages with their URLs and main keywords: [paste list]
Suggest internal links between them. For each one give me the source page, target page, the exact sentence where it fits, and the anchor text. Only suggest links a reader would actually click. Max 3–5 per article.
12/ reindex
GSC → URL inspection → request indexing for every updated page.
wait 7–14 days. pull the queries again. repeat.
this loop is where the clicks come from.
13/ then: backlinks
these 10 pages are your best link targets. they already rank, so a few links can push them from page 2 to page 1.
2–5 a month is enough. free ones count too: directories, podcast guest spots, partner pages, answering journalist requests.
14/recap:
top 10 pages by clicks + impressions
GSC data → claude (MCP or export)
add missing queries + positions 10–30
answer the main question in the first 2 paragraphs
keyword in title, meta description, first paragraph
screenshots, visuals, unique angles
internal links + 2–5 backlinks a month
reindex, wait, repeat
improving what already ranks is the fastest SEO win most people ignore.
give it 1–3 months and watch the clicks go up.
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Anthropic just published an engineering post on how Claude slims down and corrects its own memory. You can ask Claude Code to use it to review your project's auto memory top to bottom and clean it out.
Sonnet 3.7 played Pokémon and wrote everything down to memory. It piled up 𝟰𝟭𝟯 𝗳𝗶𝗹𝗲𝘀 and earned just 1 badge. Fable 5 wrote 𝗼𝗻𝗹𝘆 𝟭𝟬 𝗳𝗶𝗹𝗲𝘀 and earned 4. That's an example from the article.
Claude Code's auto memory is on by default. The longer you use it on a project, 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗱𝘂𝗺𝗯𝗲𝗿 𝗶𝘁 𝗳𝗲𝗲𝗹𝘀. That's because its memory is full of notes that were wrong or went stale when the code changed. It trusts that junk every time before it writes code.
Send this prompt and the link below to Claude Code 👇
"Read this article, then review this project's auto memory (MEMORY.md and the other files in the memory folder) against the current code and git history. Pick out anything you can read straight from the code, outdated notes that no longer match the code, guesses that were never verified, play-by-play logs with no conclusion, and entries that repeat or contradict each other.
For each one, quote the original, explain how keeping it would mislead you, and suggest the smallest change. List any memories to delete and any changes involving safety or permissions separately for me to decide. Just show me the recommendations. Don't change any files yet."
anthropic.com/research/compo…
Memory is what allows Claude to learn from experience. In a new Engineering Blog post, we share how “dreaming” helps Claude organize what it’s learned, correct its mistakes, and find what it needs more easily the next time. anthropic.com/research/compo…
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We just dropped an all new T.REX ARMS project. 4,200 military manuals, stored as PDFs and EPUBs, all downloadable for free, readable and searchable on the site, with all references indexed and tracable.
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So, let me flag a few things, traitor.
1. "European security architecture" is a phrase the Kremlin uses. We already have one: it's called NATO.
2. You conflate (as you always do) the victim of this war with the aggressor. The aggressor is Russia.
3. "Root causes" is Russian for "do it our way" and you know it.
4. Nothing a word about Russian withdrawal, the occupied territories, POWs or deported children. Weird.
5. Lavrov wrote this for you.
6. Fuck Putin, fuck Russia, and fuck you.
President Trump today advanced an important discussion with several European leaders about the need for a broader European security architecture that can help establish the conditions for lasting peace.
Building on his leadership and the substantive work undertaken this week in Brussels with Ukraine, NATO, and our European partners, @SEPeaceMissions and I wanted to share some of the objectives guiding our ongoing discussions.
For more than 30 years, Europe and Russia have struggled to establish a sustainable security framework. Decades of mistrust, competing security concerns, and the devastating consequences of this war make this an extraordinarily difficult challenge, but one that is essential to lasting peace.
Our objective is to develop practical arrangements that address the security concerns of all sides, reduce the risk of future conflict, and create a more stable and predictable security environment.
We are exploring five principal goals: permanent security consultations, reliable crisis communications, greater military transparency, reciprocal measures to reduce escalation risks, and an enduring framework for long-term European security and stability.
Any arrangements must fully respect the sovereignty, territorial integrity, and independent decision-making of every nation. Each country will retain authority over its own security and alliances, and no country would have a veto over another’s sovereign choices. NATO will remain central to European collective defense, and this initiative would build upon existing institutions and commitments.
We will continue consultations through the Shell Bay format with Ukraine, NATO, the EU, and our European partners, expanding engagement to ensure that all relevant perspectives and ideas are considered. We will also engage Russia as part of the peace negotiations.
Next week in Abu Dhabi, the United States will convene the first trilateral peace discussions with Ukraine and Russia since February. All parties remain intensely engaged in preparing for substantive and productive negotiations. We will consult closely with our European partners on the sidelines and, if progress is made, aim to move toward a broader multilateral format with their direct participation.
These ideas continue to evolve, and we welcome thoughtful input. Creating the right structure will be critical to ending this war and transitioning from conflict toward conditions that make possible a durable peace.
This is difficult, detailed work. There are no easy solutions. But the opportunity to help end this devastating war and build a foundation for a more peaceful, secure, and prosperous Europe for generations to come makes it a challenge well worth undertaking.
We will see how these discussions develop and continue working intensively with all parties toward President Trump’s objective of a comprehensive and lasting peace.
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we were able to rank number 1 on Google + LLMs and go from 0 to 7 figures in just 10 days
and all we did was - use exact match domains for search terms like:
"best data labs"
"best ai data labs"
"best data labelling"
"best data labelling for ai"
"best data labelling platform"
"best data labelling software"
"best data labelling tools"
"best data brokers"
"best enterprise fine tuning services"
we noticed the massive amounts of $ flowing into the "sell your data" space from the likes of @mercor and @micro1_ai
and immediately knew that the traffic and visibility in this space for keywords like "best data labs" is highly valuable
everyone is racing to either sell or acquire data, but the toughest challenge for these parties is to find one another
1) data sellers want a counterparty that is trustworthy and reliable
2) data buyers want to get their hands on as much data as possible (various data types & counterparties)
these transactions come with high urgency and high avg. ticket sizes
the combination of all these make it the perfect niche to secure positioning in!
so we got to work and:
1) secured highly valuable exact match domains (they match the search intent keywords 1:1)
2) deployed highly relevant, carefully architected content that induces lexical proximity to the keywords of interest (convincing the search engines + LLMs that our information on the topic is rich and relevant)
3) focused on clean and functional entity mapping that consistently and coherently links our entity to the desired keywords
4) waited for 10 days
and now we rank for all these high value keywords and search intent!
we have since received offers by neolabs to rent the space on these domains and a 7 figure offer for acquiring these assets outright
when we asked why, they explained that securing just one highly relevant lead from this type of positioning can yield an asymmetric return and more than offset the costs
what a wild time to be alive!
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
Domains like bestaidatalabs.com were registered mid-October 2026 for ~$10 each. They rank for low-competition phrases with little to no search volume. The 7-figure offer and "0 to 7 figures" claims could not be independently verified.
who.is/whois/bestaida…
bestaidatalabs.com
x.com/consumerxai/st…
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Introducing /free-tool
Give your agent a website; it finds the #1 free tool to build for more traffic, then builds it.
For The Farmer's Dog: a dog food portion calculator. 8,100 people search for one every month.
Get yours: seo.party/skills/every-app/f…
Setup below 👇
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Ultimate free AI setup
Harness: Hermes Agent
Provider: OpenCode
Model: DeepSeek v4.1 Flash 250k
Local fallback: Ollama, Qwen3-8B
Voice dictation: OpenWhispr
Voice out: Edge TTS
Video: yt-dlp + ffmpeg
Notes: Obsidian
Learning: Gemini Notebook
Total cost: £0
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internal linking is the most underrated SEO trick you can pull, and almost nobody does it
because it's boring
So I made Claude do it for me, every week
here is the exact setup (prompt included, bookmark this):
1/ pull your Google Search Console data, either an export or a GSC MCP
2/ connect your website to claude with an mcp
i use wordpress (sometimes I use Astro too) with a custom mcp plugin, but there are connectors for almost every blogging platform
3/ paste this prompt:
"I've attached my Google Search Console export for the last 3 months. My website is connected through the [site name] MCP.
1. For each article, find the queries where it ranks best (position 1–10, decent impressions). Those are its target anchors.
2. Go through every published post. Wherever the text naturally mentions another article's top query (or a close variant), turn that phrase into a link to that article.
3. Rules:
- Max 3–5 new internal links per post, spread through the body (no headings, intro sentence, or existing links)
- Never link a post to itself, only link each target once per post
- Anchor text must read naturally. Don't rewrite sentences to force a keyword in
- Prioritize sending links to pages ranking 4–15
4. Before changing anything, show me a table: source post → anchor → target URL → target's query and position. Wait for my OK.
5. After I approve, make the edits through the MCP and give me a changelog so I can revert."
4/ check the table, say ok, claude makes the edits
5/ leave the site alone for a few days
6/ repeat every week
thats it
the pages sitting on position 4-20 are the ones that move the most, and they're already on your site
you just need to point at them
still build backlinks and keep publishing; internal linking just makes all of that work harder
i run this exact process on my sites and my customer sites
what's stopping you from doing internal linking right now? is it the connection to your site ?
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Claude Code just found a hidden SIM card inside the Ecoflow power station in my bedroom. For 10 months it was sending a server in Shenzhen our exact location, when we leave, when we fall asleep and when the flat is empty
I bought it for $389 last winter, during the blackouts. No logo, 600W on the label, "app control" on the box. We kept it next to the bed so the router would stay on at night. I never even installed the app.
This morning my MacBook was dying, so I plugged it into the power station with a USB-C cable. Then I asked Claude Code one question: is it only charging?
It wasn't. My Mac saw the power station as 3 devices. One was the charger. The other two were data ports that a battery has no reason to have.
A charger only needs power pins. This one opened a serial port, and when Claude Code got in, the thing answered like a phone:
→ /modem → LTE module, not in the manual
→ /sim → its own eSIM, registered on the cell network
→ /gps → our bedroom, accurate to 4 meters
→ /schedule → load drops to 38W at 08:52, aka nobody home
→ /sleep → night load starts at 23:40, every day since January
→ /wifi → 23 networks it could see, ours included
→ /charge → every phone and laptop we plugged in, with the time
It knew the exact minute our flat goes empty. Every single day.
Every 15 minutes it sent the newest batch out over 4G, completely bypassing our Wi-Fi:
sends to → 119.***.***.47, Shenzhen
uploads → 11,328 since January 14
last one → 6 minutes before I plugged in my Mac
I told Claude Code I never installed the app. It said it didn't need one. It had its own SIM, its own GPS and its own battery, so it worked even when the screen was off. Our router never saw a single byte. That's why nothing ever looked wrong.
During the blackouts it was the only thing in our flat still online.
Claude Code switched the modem's radio off. Then I unplugged the power station and carried it out of the flat. My wife hasn't slept in that room since.
I had it opened at a repair shop, and the chip they pulled out is in the comments. A 2-minute check for your own is in the second one. Save this and plug a laptop into everything you bought without a brand
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
EcoFlow portable power stations contain no hidden LTE modems, eSIMs, GPS modules or secret cellular data transmitters. Official specs document only Wi-Fi/Bluetooth connectivity while teardowns and accessory docs show standard components plus optional external 4G dongles.
ecoflow.com/us/series/powe…
ecoflow.com/us/blog/ecoflo…
chargerlab.com/teardown-of-ec…
enterprise-service-eu-cdn.ecoflow.com/enterprise/con…
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little AEO hack:
- open your server/CDN access logs
- search the User-Agent field
- paste this:
"OAI-SearchBot|ChatGPT-User|Claude-SearchBot|Claude-User|PerplexityBot|Perplexity-User"
this filters your logs down to visits from ChatGPT, Claude + Perplexity’s search/user bots.
now sort by URL + request count.
you will see:
-> which pages AI engines keep crawling
-> which pages they barely touch
-> whether your product/comparison pages are being reached at all
-> which old pages are getting way more AI attention than you expected
if an important page gets 0 visits while weaker pages are getting crawled constantly, check its robots.txt rules, internal links, rendering + accessibility first.
these are the things to prioritize before making AI write 20 more articles & blogs.
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Embarrassingly simple SEO hack
- Go to Google Search Console
- Performance > Search results
- Add filter > Query > Custom (regex)
- Paste this: ^(?:\S+\s+){7,}\S+$
- It shows every search with 8+ words
These are the long, specific questions people google before they find you. It's the same kind of question they ask ChatGPT.
Pick the ones with high impressions and low clicks, and answer them at the top of the page that ranks.
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This is f*cking insane. OpenAI co-founder and former chief scientist Ilya Sutskever just described the future he doesn't like:
"Maybe every person will have an AI that does their bidding. It earns money for them, advocates for their needs, then writes a little report: here's what I've done
The person says great, keep it up. But the person is no longer a participant"
His only way out of it: people becoming part AI, through something like Neuralink++. And he admits he doesn't like that either
In this 1.5-hour interview, he explains why almost nobody can feel what's coming until it's already here
AI → Agents → AIs That Earn For You → Humans Who Are No Longer Participants
The way to stay a participant: learn to run the agents yourself, instead of just reading their reports
Worth more than any $4,000 AI course
Bookmark it and watch it tonight
Then read how to build agents you actually stay in charge of in the harness engineering guide below ↓
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I've won SEO projects with Siemens and other multi-billion-dollar tech companies and the way I pitch SEO is one of the biggest reasons why.
Most SEO agencies create proposals in the same way.
"You need to fix these technical issues"
"Here are 100 keywords you should target"
"We recommend publishing 10 pages a month"
"Build more backlinks to increase your authority"
But that's not what companies care about.
They want to know how much growth is possible and what it will take to get there.
So instead of starting with a list of SEO recommendations, I start by showing companies the size of their entire search market.
I call this TASM (Total Addressable Search Market).
Here's how it works:
1. Map the entire search market
I identify every relevant keyword, topic and search intent across the industry. Not just what they're ranking for, but everything their potential customers are searching for.
2. Analyse the competition
I identify who's capturing that demand, how much market share they have and how they're getting it.
3. Identify every opportunity
I cluster 1,000s of keywords based on similarities in search results, then map them to individual page opportunities. From product and comparison pages to use cases, integrations and educational content.
4. Prioritise by business impact
I evaluate each opportunity based on search demand, $ value, competition and how realistic it is to win.
5. Build a roadmap to capture the market
I turn everything into a prioritised roadmap showing which pages to create, which to improve and where to focus resources.
By the end of the proposal, companies understand:
- How big their search market is
- How much they and their competitors are capturing
- Where the biggest growth opportunities exist
- What it will take to capture them
It's a completely different conversation.
Instead of trying to convince a company they need 10 blog posts and 10 backlinks every month, I'm showing them an opportunity they didn't even know existed.
There's a huge difference between selling SEO deliverables and selling the opportunity to capture market share.
One is a list of tasks.
The other is a business case for growth.