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Issue 41 · Thursday drop · Free

Today's agent

Session Handoff

You vibe-coded for three hours, closed the laptop, and tomorrow-you has no idea what happened. The chat is a swamp. The branch has half a feature.

Difficulty
Easy
Date
15 Oct 2026
Price
EUR 0

Put this in, get this out

Beat 1 of 40:00

The swamp

Branch feat/billing-ui. Auth works. Billing page half done. Stripe webhook returns 400. Receipt email never fires.

Timeline

41-day streak

One drop a day through 15 Oct 2026. Open a day, or read the full calendar.

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  1. 2 Oct 2026, Decision Log10-02
  2. 3 Oct 2026, Claim Extractor10-03
  3. 4 Oct 2026, Launch Checklist10-04
  4. 5 Oct 2026, Freelance Rate Card10-05
  5. 6 Oct 2026, Tutorial Gap Finder10-06
  6. 7 Oct 2026, API Error Explainer10-07
  7. 8 Oct 2026, Discord Moderator Desk10-08
  8. 9 Oct 2026, Reddit Lead Finder10-09
  9. 10 Oct 2026, Meeting Notes to Tasks10-10
  10. 11 Oct 2026, Vibe-code Security Checker10-11
  11. 12 Oct 2026, Patch Notes Explainer10-12
  12. 13 Oct 2026, Roast My GitHub10-13
  13. 14 Oct 2026, Steam Backlog Picker10-14
  14. 15 Oct 2026, Session Handoff10-15

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Built for people who ship with agents, vibe-code, stream, research, and still play at night. 41 free agents, one per day, each living on a single shelf.

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    Coding & Vibe Coding

    Risk reviews, test plans, and env audits for diffs an AI just wrote. Paste them into Cursor or Claude.

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    Gaming

    Pick what to launch, prep a boss, plan a build order, and translate patch notes into a decision.

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    Titles, VOD chapters, and clip hooks for people who stream, record, and cut their own videos.

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    Productivity

    Turn a messy inbox, a week of notes, or a decision thread into a list you can actually finish.

  5. Useful · 3 on the shelf

    Research

    Brief a paper, check what a source really supports, and pull claims out with the quote attached.

  6. Useful · 4 on the shelf

    Marketing & Growth

    Critique a landing page, split a hook from an offer, and plan a launch without fake urgency.

  7. Useful · 3 on the shelf

    Personal Finance

    Find subscription leaks, split a paycheck, and price freelance work from the numbers you provide.

  8. Useful · 3 on the shelf

    Learning

    Learn a topic by shipping a tiny version, turn notes into review cards, and fill the tutorial gap.

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    Fun & Weird

    Agents with a point of view: a profile roast, an honest commit, and an error message with a joke.

  10. Build · 3 on the shelf

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    Rewrite a README, turn --help into examples, and explain an API error without the stack-trace fog.

  11. Build · 3 on the shelf

    Automation

    Explain a schedule, write a no-code recipe, and turn a sample webhook into a contract you can trust.

  12. Useful · 3 on the shelf

    Social Media

    Cut one idea into posts, answer in your own voice, and moderate a Discord without auto-bans.

Recent drops

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  1. Coding & Vibe Coding15 Oct 2026 · #41Session HandoffPaste the mess from a coding session. Get a handoff note: what shipped, what is broken, and the exact prompt to paste tomorrow.InBranch: feat/billing-uiOutTomorrow's first promptEasy
    Preview this drop
    1. 0:00 The swampBranch feat/billing-ui. Auth works. Billing page half done. Stripe webhook returns 400. Receipt email never fires.
    2. 0:08 What actually shippedLogin on staging, pricing table render, stripe package installed. Plan change is still a stub. PayPal left alone on purpose.
    3. 0:16 What is brokenWebhook 400, missing signature check, BillingForm customerId null, receipt email not wired. Ranked by what blocks the rest.
    4. 0:24 Tomorrow's first promptA paste-ready prompt that starts at the webhook 400, forbids touching PayPal, and asks for a signature check plus a failing test.

    No daily video for this drop yet. The in and out lines above are the preview.

  2. Gaming14 Oct 2026 · #40Steam Backlog PickerPaste your Steam library and the evening you actually have. Get one game to launch, two backups, and a reason you can argue with.InEvening: 45 minutes, tired, controller, solo.OutBackups and the cutsEasy
    Preview this drop
    1. 0:00 The evening, stated once45 minutes, tired, controller, no voice chat. The picker is not allowed to recommend a run that does not fit.
    2. 0:08 A real slice of the libraryHades 62h, Vampire Survivors 11h, Balatro 4h, Cocoon 2h, Stardew 80h, Disco Elysium 6h, Civ VI 140h, Outer Wilds 1h.
    3. 0:16 One pickPlay Vampire Survivors. A run ends when you die, a controller is enough, and 11 hours means you already know the buttons.
    4. 0:23 Backups and the cutsBackups: Balatro, then A Short Hike. Skipped Hades and Disco Elysium because a good session will not fit in 45 minutes tonight.

    No daily video for this drop yet. The in and out lines above are the preview.

  3. Fun & Weird13 Oct 2026 · #39Roast My GitHubHand it a GitHub profile and get a sharp, affectionate roast of the work, plus one fix worth doing this week.In{OutOne serious fixEasy
    Preview this drop
    1. 0:00 The bio writes itselfPat's bio says 'full-stack ninja' and 'building the future.' The blog field is empty. 46 public repos, 12 followers.
    2. 0:08 The repo pileA 2022 portfolio with no stars, a todo app from 2021, an awesome-prompts list, and one TypeScript boilerplate pushed last month.
    3. 0:16 The roastYou have built the future four times and shipped it zero times. The boilerplate is the only living repo, and even that one has no description, which is a choice.
    4. 0:24 One serious fixThis week: write a four-line README on ai-saas-boilerplate that says what it is, who it is for, and how to run it. Pin that. Archive the todo app.

    No daily video for this drop yet. The in and out lines above are the preview.

  4. Gaming12 Oct 2026 · #38Patch Notes ExplainerPaste any patch notes. Get the 20-second version, what changed for your role, and whether tonight is a play night.InGame: Northline (fictional extraction shooter)OutTonightEasy
    Preview this drop
    1. 0:00 Who is askingSolo, cautious, rifle, mid rank, in a fictional shooter called Northline. The emote does not matter. The rifle does.
    2. 0:08 What the notes actually sayRifle flinch down 15%. Extraction shrinks from 45s to 30s. A whiteout weather with bad visibility. A double-charge insurance bug is fixed.
    3. 0:16 TranslatedYour gun is steadier when you are shot. You have less time to leave, so camping the extract is worse. Whiteout rounds reward players who already know the map by sound.
    4. 0:24 TonightUpdate and play. The insurance fix is worth it, and your rifle got kinder. Leave if the queue is all whiteout and you hate guessing.

    No daily video for this drop yet. The in and out lines above are the preview.

  5. Coding & Vibe Coding11 Oct 2026 · #37Vibe-code Security CheckerA review prompt for vibe-coded diffs. It hunts secrets, missing auth, injection, and insecure defaults, then names the fix.InStack: Next.js route handler, TypeScript, Postgres via a query string.OutWhat it will not doMedium
    Preview this drop
    1. 0:00 The diff that 'works'A Next.js DELETE handler reads an id from JSON, concatenates it into SQL, and returns a live-looking secret key in the response.
    2. 0:08 What it should catchA secret in source. SQL built with string concatenation. No check that this caller owns the note. The key echoed back to the client.
    3. 0:16 Severity, then the fixHigh: move the key to an environment variable and rotate it. High: parameterize the query. High: derive the user from the session and filter the delete by owner.
    4. 0:24 What it will not doIt will not hand you a working exploit. The sample key is fake. The output is the safer handler, not a payload.

    No daily video for this drop yet. The in and out lines above are the preview.

  6. Productivity10 Oct 2026 · #36Meeting Notes to TasksTurn a messy transcript into decisions, owners, due dates, and a Slack note people will actually read.InMeeting: launch check, 14 Oct 2026. People: Ari (PM), Noor (eng), Sam (support).OutThe Slack noteEasy
    Preview this drop
    1. 0:00 The notes, as typedPricing page before Friday. Flag flips Thursday if copy is final. Receipts hitting spam. No annual discount. Tell finance. Noor's dentist stays out of the public note.
    2. 0:08 DecisionsNo annual discount this month. Pricing page is the launch gate. Thursday is the flag day only if copy is locked.
    3. 0:16 Tasks with ownersAri: final pricing copy, due Wed 15 Oct. Noor: flip the flag Thursday, blocked on that copy. Sam: open a spam-folder ticket and assign an owner, because the notes never named one.
    4. 0:24 The Slack noteFive lines, no dentist, no 'maybe.' Finance is an open question with Ari as the likely sender, marked as an assumption.

    No daily video for this drop yet. The in and out lines above are the preview.

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