How do you create and use your agentic workflow?
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What I want to know is how your daily interaction routine looks like.
Do you wake up, take your coffee/tea/drinkname.txt, have a nice morning, then click a button and somethings starts and creates something for you?
I can understand coders or data analysts for example, where AI is a speed booster for processes you do naturally.
What about other things outside that job use case? Do you create scripts for daily things using AI? Like parsing weather, reading news?
Personally the best idea I came up with so far is making a script so that when my PC turns on, it reads my cloud+local folder and if the image amount gets over 300, it fires image sorting into folders using vision model. I do download a lot of pictures and snap a lot of pictures. So it helps me sort internet memes and photos. But I couldn't really conjure anything other than this.
Is there some sort of a repo or a gallery website with these "ai-enabled things"?
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