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Give your AI coding agent free web search and page fetching. TinyFish offers 30 search/min and 150 fetch/min at no cost. Setup guide for Pi, Hermes, OpenClaw, Claude Code, and more.
Compare Cognee and Hindsight for AI agent memory. Architecture, retrieval strategies, integrations, benchmark performance, and when to use each one.
FreeBuff is a free, ad-supported AI coding agent that runs in your terminal and browser. Learn how to install it, what models it supports, and how well it handles real coding tasks.
TinyFish gives you free web search, free page fetching, and AI browser agents that handle login flows Firecrawl can't. Here's how it compares on pricing, features, and real-world use.
A beginner-friendly guide to Vercel Eve. Scaffold a durable AI agent as plain files, add a tool, connect it to Slack and Discord, swap in open source models, then deploy on Vercel or your own VPS with Dokploy.
8 affordable models for Hermes Agent — DeepSeek V4 Flash at $0.10/M tokens, MiMo V2.5, MiniMax M3, and more. Pricing benchmarks and which to pick for coding vs chat.
The Codex app works with more than OpenAI models. Point it at GLM 5.2, MiniMax M3, MiMo V2.5 Pro, or OpenCode Go with a few lines of config.toml and keep coding when your ChatGPT plan runs out.
Run the Hermes Agent web dashboard on your VPS with SSH tunneling, Caddy reverse proxy, Docker, or systemd. Includes Basic Auth config and security risks of exposing AI agents.
Mount S3, Google Drive, Slack, GitHub, and more as a single filesystem your AI agents can navigate with plain bash commands. No per-service SDKs needed.
See how you can use any model you want in Google Agent Development Kit (ADK) with LiteLLM. Configure OpenRouter models easy.