Personal-agent setup guides, permission models and the automations worth building — with security treated as step one, not a footnote.
Read the guides Agent updatesFrom first install to daily-driver: agents that keep working after week one.
What your agent should touch, what it never should, and how to enforce the difference.
The routines that pay off immediately — and the ones that create more work than they save.
Run a personal agent like a professional.
Browserbase, Browser Use and Steel compared: three ways to give a personal AI agent its own browser, what each actually costs, and which fits a solo builder rather than a team.
ComparisonsChatGPT agent, Claude computer use and Gemini's browser control take three different routes to the same idea. What each can do today, and what to keep off-limits.
SecurityPrompt injection through email, over-broad tokens, unattended actions, secrets in context, and the missing audit trail — five agent security mistakes and the specific fix for each.
AutomationsTen personal AI agent automations ranked by real-world payoff against setup effort — from the morning brief and inbox triage to the ones that sound better than they perform.
SecurityA four-tier permission model for personal AI agents — what to grant read-only, what needs confirmation gates, what earns autonomy, and the short list that stays off-limits forever.
Getting StartedA practical first-week setup for a personal AI agent — the accounts to prepare, the permissions to grant (and withhold), and the three starter automations that prove the value safely.
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