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How to build a coding agent with tool use and memory
- Give the agent tools, then a loop to plan, act and check
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Seven days in Kyoto, planned neighbourhood by neighbourhood
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Paste a link or a YouTube video, share it from the Chrome extension, or right-click any page, link or highlighted text to save it.
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AI files it under a Topic with tags, a one-line hook and key points (for a video, from what is said in it). Spend your time finding things again, not filing them.
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Open Ask (Sage) and ask in plain language: "Show me the architecture articles I saved."
Ask (Sage) your library anything you saved.
Skip hunting through folders. Ask "what was that thing about X" and get the links that match. Once you've saved enough, it quotes the article.
Your internet. Finally organised.
A 40-minute intro to building AI agents, from first prompt to production
- Start with one tool and a loop that plans, acts and checks
- Add memory and guardrails only once the loop works
Likely saved to learn how to build agents.
A simple Sunday reset routine for a clutter-free week
- One basket per room, emptied every Sunday
- Ten minutes, with a playlist
AI coding agents are moving from autocomplete to whole tasks
- Agents now plan, edit and test across a codebase
- Review is still the bottleneck
Small, sharp tools beat one giant prompt for AI agents
- Keep each tool narrow and well described
A one-pot creamy pasta that's done in 20 minutes
- Cook the pasta in just enough water to make its own sauce
Seven days in Kyoto, planned neighbourhood by neighbourhood
- Higashiyama and Gion on day one
- Arashiyama early, before the crowds
Is a standing desk worth it? The short answer is: alternate
- Switching positions matters more than standing all day
How transformers actually work, explained with pictures
- Attention lets every token look at every other token
One LinkCrate. A hundred ways to use it.
Learning
Courses, papers, tutorials — one shelf.
Travel
Flights, hotels, spots to see.
Recipes
Every recipe you meant to cook.
Ideas
Inspiration you don't want to lose.
Shopping
Compare later without 40 tabs.
Work
Docs and references, organised.
Watch Later
Videos that survive past today.
Before and after LinkCrate
- 247 browser bookmarks
- Instagram saved posts
- WhatsApp messages to yourself
- Random screenshots
- Links inside Notes
- YouTube Watch Later
“Where did I save that thing?”
One personal knowledge base you can ask:
Is a standing desk worth it? The short answer is: alternate
- Switching positions matters more than standing all day
Turn saved links into shareable trips, lists and plans.
Create a Folder with subfolders, add links, then share its invite link or invite people by email, as Member (can edit) or Read-only.
Seven days in Kyoto, planned neighbourhood by neighbourhood
- Higashiyama and Gion on day one
- Arashiyama early, before the crowds
Where to stay near Mt. Fuji: ryokans with a view
- Kawaguchiko has the most lake-view rooms
One library. Every device.
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Coming soonAndroid app
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Coming soonChrome extension
Save the page you're on in one click, or right-click any link, page or highlighted text.
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5 Ask questions (lifetime)
- Topics, Ask (Sage) and Folders
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30 Ask questions / month
- Topics + Ask (Sage)
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100 Ask questions / month
- Everything in Starter
- Higher monthly caps
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1,200 links / month
200 Ask questions / month
- Everything in Beginner
- Duplicate detection
- Keyword search on tags and Topics
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