@0xMulight: Agents are no longer just tools for writing code. In the past two weeks, what the community has been putting into various agent ecosystems has completely changed direction—from helping you write code, to helping you find a job, make videos, teach, trade crypto, and conduct security audits. This is what agents should be like. Let's look at each one: I shushu-internsh…
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In the past two weeks, the AI Agent ecosystem has expanded from code writing to multiple vertical domains including job hunting, education, video production, security auditing, and quantitative trading. The community has contributed tools such as shushu-internship-tool, hermes-edu-skills, etc., marking the transformation of agents from code-assistance tools to all-around assistants.
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