You already know roughly what an AI agent is. This class is about when you actually need one, and how to make it reliable: working through messy information, repeating a weekly job, and remembering what matters. This run has ended — the page stays as the record.
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A short refresher on models and tools, then where the lines between the three really fall.
Grok Bot, Hermes, Claude Cowork and Muse compared; cloud or local; steering a task from your phone.
One realistic case, done three ways — and fixing what goes wrong.
Seven minutes.
Handing a regular job to an agent; making sure it remembers what matters; keeping the context window in check.
When to split work between agents, and how to give each one a clear job.
Where Jev fits, what it can save, and its trade-offs.
Pairs sketch one recurring job of their own; open discussion.
Horris is highly experienced in the field. He presents complicated and abstract AI concepts in a simple, accessible way, using plenty of live examples. With his guidance, I've already started exploring different business ideas using the agent I built, and I highly recommend this course.
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