Reddit's AI agent "aha moments": reflashing hardware, custom bridges, auto family videos
j4ck0ff · reddit · 2026-09-18
A Reddit thread collects users' "aha moments" with AI agents. The OP shares concrete use cases: having an agent guide and largely automate reflashing/rescuing old tablets and Android TVs; building a custom 24/7 server bridge to talk to Claude via his subscription (forking Hermes without its no--p harness); auto-generating family highlight reels with Remotion by having AI spot busy photo days in his immich album (works in progress — getting AI to spot touching human moments is hard); and a habit of finding open-source alternatives to apps and tweaking them. A useful grab-bag of practical agent workflows plus community replies.
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