Being Invested

Someone built an AI agent that runs your entire content system while you sleep.

You paste a YouTube or podcast link. It finds the best moments, crops them 9:16, burns in captions, and posts them directly to TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, X — everything. Automatically.

No editing. No scheduling. No manual work.

It’s called Vugola. And it does in 30 seconds what most creators spend hours doing.

You can even plug it into Claude, Cursor, or any AI agent via API — so your whole workflow becomes hands-free.

I’m not paid to say this. I just found it and thought you needed to see it.

🔗 Check it out here — vugolaai.com

Note; it’s not a paid collab.

Hardware used to be the hardest part.

You needed to know schematics, circuits, code — all before building anything real. Most people gave up before they even started.

Schematik just changed that.

You tell the AI what you want to build. It generates the schematic, writes the code, and gives you step-by-step instructions — all in under a minute.

Whether you’re an engineer or someone who’s never touched a circuit board, you can go from idea to working device faster than ever.

This is what Vibe Engineering looks like — and it’s completely free.

→ Go explore it yourself: schematik.io
→ Or comment BUILD and I’ll send you the link directly.

The hardware barrier just got deleted.

Someone built a tool that turns any website into a full design breakdown — and it’s actually insane.

You drop in a URL. It pulls out everything.

→ Page layout and structure
→ Fonts and typography
→ Colors and design tokens
→ Component patterns and how the page was built

It saves everything into a clean DESIGN.md file you can keep in your own library and reference anytime.

No more screenshotting sites you like. No more guessing why something looks good. You just see it.

And if you’re starting from scratch — it comes with 160+ downloadable design systems built in. So you’re not staring at a blank screen wondering where to begin.

Most designers and builders waste hours trying to reverse-engineer good design. This does it in seconds.

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Vibe coding just hit robotics.

Someone prompted a full 7-DOF robot arm — URDF, kinematics, custom GUI, STEP files for manufacturing — and got a working prototype. One session. No manual code.

Move a slider → joint moves. Hit a button → gripper opens. Simulation-ready AND manufacture-ready. At the same time.

This used to take weeks across half a dozen specialized tools.

Now it’s one prompt away.

AI isn’t just writing code faster. It’s collapsing the distance between idea and working hardware.

Comment ROBOT and I’ll send you the link 👇

→ Open-source
→ GPT-5.5 via Codex
→ Full repo: github.com/earthtojake/text-to-cad

Here’s the actual stack I’m running in 2026 👇

→ Ollama — Run AI models locally on your own machine. No API costs, no data leaving your device. Deepseek and KimiK are genuinely outperforming paid models right now and it’s not even close.

→ Obsidian — Your second brain, stored on your own device. Markdown files, fully offline, no subscription. You own every single note. Not some company’s server.

→ n8n — Every workflow you’re still triggering manually can be automated here. Open source, self-hosted, connects to everything. What Zapier charges $50/month for, n8n does for free.

→ Hermes Agent — My custom AI agent that lives inside Telegram. I send it a message, it schedules tasks, runs workflows, pulls information. Full automation from my phone, wherever I am.

→ NotebookLM — Drop in a YouTube link, a podcast, a PDF. It reads it, summarises it, and lets you ask questions. I use it to cut through research in minutes instead of hours.

→ VPS Server — Stop building on a Mac Mini sitting in your house. A VPS gives you more compute, better uptime, runs 24/7, and costs a fraction of the price. More control, less headache.

Save this. Your stack is costing you more than it should.

Comment “PARK” and I’ll send you the link.

Someone built this over a weekend. A camera, YOLO AI, and now it watches every parking spot in real time. Full. Empty. Angled. Overlapping. It catches all of it.

No sensors. No app. Just a camera doing what no parking system ever did properly.

The crazy part — this is open source. You can build it yourself.

Comment CAMERA and I’ll send you exactly how it works.

Someone just pointed a camera at a street and turned it into a 3D world you can walk through on your phone.

No flight. No hotel. No visa.

Just upload footage and anyone, anywhere, can explore that exact place like they’re actually there. Every brick. Every shadow. Completely real.

This is 3D Gaussian Splatting — and it’s about to make a lot of people in the travel industry very uncomfortable.

Comment REPO and I’ll DM you the link.

Someone built an AI that finds job leads, rates them based on your actual skills, writes your resume, and drafts the cold email.

All of it. On your laptop. Your data stays with you.

This isn’t another job board. It tells you why you’re a fit — before you even apply.

Still being built. But the repo is already live.

Comment “MR” and I’ll DM you the full build video.

A developer just built a Mixed Reality tabletop basketball game — 30+ GitHub updates in under 2 days. Most of it done through AI workflows using Claude, Unity AI Assistant, and Meta MCP Extensions.

Not a concept. Not a demo clip. A full working game — court snapped to your real table, hand gesture controls, scores, timer, rounds, game over screen. The whole thing.
This is where XR development is heading. Fast.

Comment “META” and I’ll send you the full breakdown directly 👇

Someone just used a Meta Quest 3 headset to scan an entire space in 3 steps — and the result looks insane.
Step 1: Set up the room or go outside.
Step 2: Capture the details.
Step 3: Scan the ceiling.
That’s it. Any space. Photorealistic. Done in minutes.
Meta’s Horizon Hyperscape feature turns your headset into a 3D scanner — and most people have no idea this exists.
16 scans already done. Churches, graveyards, open spaces. All captured with one device you probably already own.
This is what spatial computing actually looks like when it works.