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AI懶人報 · 2026-05-16 · 16 min
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別再把 AI 當成只會聊天的聊天機器人!本集將帶你揭開如何從「單純使用 AI」進化為「管理 AI 系統」的關鍵心法,讓你打造專屬的自動化生產力引擎。🚀 💡 AI 從對話對象轉型為資產 👉 提示詞不該是一次性對話,透過版本控制與模組化,讓 AI 效能產生複利效應。 💡 建立 agents.md 鎖定開發架構 👉 在專案根目錄定義規則手冊,強制 AI 遵守技術規範,避免開發過程偏離軌道。 💡 技能包取代大型複雜提示詞 👉 將複雜任務拆解為模組化腳本,大幅降低 AI 出錯機率並提升維護擴充性。 💡 擁抱「確定性」執行機制 👉 將成熟邏輯存入工具層,讓 AI 執行穩定腳本而非每次重新生成,降低成本與風險。 💡 開發者轉型為 AI 產品經理 👉 未來競爭力不在於手寫代碼,而在於定義清晰的架構與限制,高效管理 AI 執行任務。 AI 工具已進入成熟期,停止手動重複操作,現在就開始建立你的自動化工作流,讓 AI 成為你最強大的數位隊友! --- 📎 參考資料: This AI Took Over My Computer… THE MANUS WORKFLOW(2026/5/14・55,930 views) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T2q6HKFnBa0 How Anthropic Engineers ACTUALLY Prompt Claude Code(2026/5/15・46,374 views) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qOvc9IUKEIc Developers Finally Got an Open-Source Voice AI Platform (Dograh)(2026/5/14・34,049 views) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xD9JEvfCH9k How to Actually Build Mobile Apps with AI in 2026 | A Complete Beginner's Tutorial(2026/5/15・25,146 views) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q7AYc2kECDI Hermes Agent just got 10X Better (Agentic OS)(2026/5/15・24,629 views) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7xuWZ-3lyQE 歡迎請我喝杯咖啡,幫助我繼續把節目做得更好唷~! 👉 https://buymeacoffee.com/ailanrenbao -- Hosting provided by SoundOn
✨ Episode Outline — click any point to jump to it in the episode
Problem solved
How to use local, agentic AI tools to build apps and automate workflows over a weekend without coding everything.
Benefits
  • Local AI agents access files and run OS commands directly
  • Remote phone control turns your computer into an AI node
  • Open-source voice AI avoids costly platform pricing
  • Hermes unifies fragmented memory across devices
  • Composable skill packs make Claude smarter with each use
Use cases
  • Manus renames a folder of 300 files by date plus customer name in seconds
  • Dobra gives full transcripts, delay tracking, tool-call records and call recordings for test calls
  • Hermes 'Labyrinth' personality (cheap DeepSeek/Llama model) finds five customer-development strategies for roofing companies
  • Hermes grabs contact info of ten local roofing companies and drafts outreach into Obsidian
  • Anthropic skill packs reuse deterministic scripts to replace expensive AI usage fees
KPIs / results
  • Manus renames 300 files in seconds
  • Five roofing customer-development strategies, ten companies' contacts
  • Four Anthropic skill-pack rules
  • 30 days of skill-pack use yields steady improvement
Tools / build
  • Manus
  • Dobra (open-source voice AI)
  • Hermes (Agent Tye COS, Pantheon)
  • Cloud Code (Claude Code) skill packs
  • Obsidian
  • AGENTS.md (vibe coding)
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There are a bunch of new AI tools popping up every day. Do you often don’t know where to start? Don’t worry, here is the AI Lazy Newspaper to help you select the five most discussed AI tool videos every day. For ten minutes a day, let AI enter your life, and you will become an efficiency master without knowing it. I think what I am going to talk about today is really to my taste. Have you ever thought that AI doesn’t just help you create a program for you? It actually helps you with animations and uses the keyboard to get things done. And today there is a super practical method that allows you to use AI to make a complete application on the weekend without having to rewrite every line of code. Let's start directly. Let's talk about Manis first. The most impressive thing about it is that it will really help you organize your computer. The biggest difference between Manis and the cloud AI tools you usually use is that it runs directly on your computer. It has two very critical permissions, one is to access your local files and the other is to directly execute commands on your operating system. It is not a brain that lives in the cloud, it is a worker that lives in your computer. Imagine that you are a person who takes a case, or a computer with a bunch of messy ordinary people. You have a folder with 300 publications in different formats. Under normal circumstances, you might ask an AI to help me write a script to rename these files. Then you open the mid-range machine and find that the environment is not right. After working on the entry problem for a long time, you finally finished it, but you are tired of using Manis. If you do, just point the folder to it and rename all the files for me in the format of date plus customer name. It will do it directly. It will scan each file, understand the file content, and then execute the file system instructions on the local machine. It will be done in a few seconds. But what really scares me is its ability to develop applications. You can ask it to help you build a desktop application from scratch. You describe what you want, and it will write the code. It will search the local environment, debug the errors encountered, and then package the application. Everything is done automatically on your computer. In the past, it may have taken a development team several days to build something. It can be done in a few minutes. My personal favorite feature is remote control. Manis allows you to control your computer with your mobile phone. You leave your laptop open at home in a cafe and suddenly think of a file you want to use. You open the application on your phone and ask Manis to help me find the report file for the third quarter on the desktop and send it to me. Your computer becomes a remotely controlled AI node. I know, it sounds a bit scary to give such a large authority to AI. You really need to pay attention to security issues. I suggest you run it in the test environment first and don't let it encounter important data at the beginning. But just help me make thumbnails of these original video clips and organize them into a new folder, and leave a text file to list the links. It feels really good to run from beginning to end with one command. It will be very painful to go back and click manually. Speaking of voice AI, the next tool will solve another very troublesome area. If you have recently been engaged in the development of voice AI. You know that Tone. It looks very simple on the surface. Convert speech to text. Throw it to AI and then convert the response into speech. That's it. But a real phone call is a mess. The user will interrupt you, will be suddenly silent, and will ask when the AI is talking about the budget. Are you a robot? In order to deal with these situations, most people use off-the-shelf platforms like VIP, Blend Retail, etc. They are fast to use, but you will cry when the bill comes. You are paying for the usage of large language models, speech generation fees, telecommunications fees, and the platform itself. And the most troublesome thing is that you don’t know where the problem is. Dobra is an open source voice AI platform designed for developers who want to set up and control it by themselves. It supports Docker deployment. You can grab the code and run a command to get in. But what makes it smart is not just the open source thing. It also has a construction tool that can drag and drop the process. You can draw the entire conversation process, prompt nodes, qualification review steps, call external services to update the customer database, and branch to live customer service. For engineers, what really shines is its tracking function. You run a test call. For example, a customer calls in and the robot asks about the company's size and budget. Dobra will give you a complete transcript of the conversation, delay tracking, records of each tool call, and actual call recordings. Not only do you know whether the robot ran, you know why it ran like this or when the user suddenly sneezed. This project is still very early, but it is in the right direction. Write code where it really matters, use visual tools to handle the conversation flow, and then build it yourself. When you scale up, you will not be exhausted by the pricing of the platform. Controlling the infrastructure yourself is important for formal products, but if it is just your own personal daily process, what you need is a helper who will always accompany you. This brings up the latest update of Hermes. Hermes' goal is to create a persistent autonomous AI that can help you monitor the system in the background. But he recently solved I think one of the most annoying problems in using AI every day is the problem of memory fragmentation. Think about what your current settings look like. Your Cloud Code lives on your desk and helps you do the heavy work. It knows all your code libraries and your programming habits. Then your mobile assistant may be Hermes running on Telegram. You throw ideas into it while walking the dog. The problem is that these two brains never communicate. You upload an idea to Hermes on your mobile phone, but you still have to start with Core before you return to the desktop. Explain the whole concept. There is no handover at all. This Hermes update adds a layer called Agent Tye COS. Connect the Hermes Telegram robot directly to your Cloud Code Core. It will track everything you do in this episode, monitor your usage charges on different models, record your conversations, and even has a function where it will dream at night, that is, it will analyze your interactions that day and then suggest directions for process improvement. Hermes can now directly access the same memory library. They also introduced a feature called Pantheon's thing is a custom AI personality system in Hermes. Each personality has a designated model and role. For example, you want to do an in-depth research on marketing strategies, but you don't need to burn the expensive fixed model usage fee for this. You can summon a personality, for example, call him Labyrinth. This personality is set to use a cheaper model, such as Deep Seek or a certain Lama version, specifically for in-depth research. You send a message to Hermes on Telegram to hand it over. Labyrinth helped me find five new customer development strategies for roofing companies. Hermes routed the request to the right personality, using the right model, and threw the research results into your Obsidian database. Right. He connected directly to Obsidian, so you were drinking coffee outside. Using Telegram and the Power API obtained by Hermes, he grabbed the contact information of ten local roofing companies. Helped me draft a development letter. Hermes executed the API call, drafted a new one through the integration of CAP, and saved the entire brief into your Obsidian. By the time you return to your laptop, Clarcode already has the complete background of these potential customers and can directly help you create the front-end dashboard of your new application. You can delegate the boring research and data collection work from your mobile phone to a dedicated AI personality, and let the AI on the desktop be responsible for the execution. This is the ultimate lazy character history setting. Speaking of Cloud Code, after listening to Anthropic’s internal engineers share how they use it, I discovered that the way most people use it is fundamentally wrong, including myself. You must have had this moment. You spent thirty minutes carefully typing a super perfect prompt, defining various details. You pressed send and the AI produced something pretty good. But after two prompts, it completely forgot the initial instructions. You use a very fragile prompt to manage a complex process. This simply doesn’t work. Anthropic engineers have four rules, and they have nothing to do with writing longer prompts. The first rule is a prompt skill package, not a prompt. Most of Cloud software development is repetitive work, so Anthropic Engineers build Cloud skill packs. A skill pack is basically a A folder to package the operational knowledge of a certain task. You don't have to re-explain your tone and style every time you want to draft a letter. You just enter a command and throw the original text in. You start to think in terms of the application layer. BundCode creates reusable gadgets. The second rule is that a skill pack is more than just a reminder in a folder. A good skill pack has three levels. The first level is description. This is what Cloud uses to judge whether he should use this skill pack. The description is precise enough. Cloud It can even be automatically triggered without your special request. The second layer is the command, which is a step-by-step operation manual. The third layer is the tool, which is the program script, API call reference file. This is where the real power lies. For example, if you want to check whether a domain name has been registered, you give this skill package a custom shooting script, which can directly query the domain in a programmatic manner. In this way, isn't Cloud guessing that he is executing the program? The third rule is to build small skill packs that can be combined. Don’t build a big monster. My instinct is to build a very large skill pack. Get the idea in one go. Scripting and community copywriting. The team at Anthropic said this is a trap. You want to change the format of Lintint posts. You go to edit that huge skill pack and suddenly your YouTube script breaks. What they do is build small focused skill packs because the Cloud can automatically coordinate between them. Which skill pack is broken, you immediately know where the problem is. There is also a very smart optimization method. Store the script in the skill package. The code is deterministic AI. If Cloud writes a Python script to format the slideshow, don't ask Cloud to rewrite it every time. Save the script in the tool package of the skill package. Next time, Cloud will directly execute the script. You use cheap deterministic native computing to replace the expensive and uncertain AI usage fee. The fourth rule: Tips should become smarter with each use. If you type a normal prompt in the chat interface, the window will always disappear. If you use the skill pack The skill pack will always remain with Anthropic engineers. Treat the skill pack as an asset that will grow unprofitable. If Cloud makes a mistake, they will ask Cloud. Review the back and forth we just had and update your own skill pack instructions so that you don’t make the same mistake again in the future. After using Cloud for 30 days, it should be much better than the first day, because every edge case and personal preference has been permanently written into the architectural strength of the skill pack. This kind of thinking of building modular and predictable systems brings out the last topic of today. How to really use AI to build applications. The term 5coding became popular at the beginning of this year, which is the way you describe what you want and let the AI do it without looking at the code. If you have tried this on a project that is more than a toy level, you know what the results are. The first three functions feel like magic. Speed without direction is a disaster. The best balance point is the developer community. The core of practical vibe coding now is your project and a file in the directory. Agentsmd, tools like cursor, windsword, and clockcode, read your project files to get the background. If you don't have a central rule book, you have to retype your technical station and folder rules in every prompt. One time you forgot to mention that you used sustain for state management, so the AI installed redux by itself. Then your code base suddenly has a split personality agentsmd solves this problem. He starts with one role. You are a senior react native engineer. You put clarity before abstraction. This sentence becomes the filter for generating code for each line. Then you define the technical station. Export native1 does the style. Cursor does the authentication. Sustent does the state management. One line per line. This kills the AI. If the AI keeps making the same mistake, you add a rule in agentsmd. Exceptions. Safe area view uses the standard style. Use native1 class for other locks. You solve it once and record it so that the ai will not make the same mistake again. After agentsmd is locked, you enter the prompt stage. The prompt structure of pract go by coding has four parts. Each prompt has four parts. The first part is to read the agentsmd first and strictly abide by this force context window. Re-enter the rules. The second part is a single task. It is not a good novice guide. Set up authentication and record it to the homepage. It is just the interface of the novice guide screen. The third part is behavioral restrictions. You tell the AI that it is not allowed to touch those things. Do not change the existing verification process. Do not use it in the application. Exposure of Confidential Consulting You are protecting code that you can already run. Part 4 Design Reference. Paste a screenshot. AI immediately understands the visual layout and saves you the time of explaining three-segment spacing and spacing. Use this framework. Take identity verification as an example. You don’t want the AI to invent a custom security mechanism by itself. You want to explore Curk. You save the latest CurkExpo file as a markdown file. Tips close to you say Use real Curk authentication to replace the simulated verification process. 10 Electronics has 9OTP and Google After Auth succeeds, you will be directed to the homepage to use the provided file. Because AI has read your Agent3D, it knows to use your existing Native Y style. Because you have provided the latest file, it will not use the training data to process the expired API. Within a few minutes, you will have a formal level of security authentication. The real test of this process is to integrate complex real-time functions, such as voice and AI tutoring. The goal is to have a real-time low-latency AI language tutor dialogue. You use Stream's React Native SDK for audio transmission and then connect to an AI teacher. Think of it as an AI that listens to you in real time and responds based on the course objectives. You don't want to expose confidential information to the application, so you use the Expo backend path as a secure usage provider. The application asks the server for a pass. The server generates the pass. The application joins the call. You prompt the AI to do the Street Messenger call settings. Use the Expo backend path for pass generation. Don't expose secrets. The interface is loading to add and error status. After the audio transmission is running, Then you start an independent Python service seat. AI teacher, you tell AI to create a Python service and use the OpenAI real-time function. For the AI language teacher, he must read the selected language and course objectives from the call data. Suddenly you open the app on your phone and order a course on Spanish greetings. You are having a real-time voice conversation with an AI tutor who knows which words you should learn. If the AI teacher keeps rushing to talk because of color problems, write a targeted correction prompt. Remove the camera button. Create a medium-sized hold-to-talk microphone button. When I hold the button, I immediately mute the AI and listen to me. The user experience instantly feels like a well-done one. It's really like a production app. Finally you add Posthawk in for analysis, use their AI genie to scan your Reacognitive code base, automatically wrap your app in an analytics provider, and start tracking screen views. You add a few custom events, select a language, start a course, drop a course, and suddenly you have a dashboard where you can see your onboarding funnel and user churn. You build a complete app with security, real-time voice AI drivers, analytics, and state management. The method is to be a highly disciplined product manager and tell your AI what to pay attention to. You didn't write those boilerplate programs, but you controlled the architecture. You used higher-level architectural planning to replace the boring grammar work. To be honest, these tools we talked about today, whether it is Mainness helping you organize the messy download folder, letting you set up your own voice AI platform Hermes, synchronizing the AI heads of your mobile phone and desktop, or using pocket code file coding to create a complete application on the weekend. These tools are now mature enough. We no longer need to do the hard work. We just need to know how to manage these systems. If today's content is helpful to you, if you want to receive more latest and most up-to-date AI tool experience sharing and resources, you are also welcome to follow my IG, Face and Facebook search. You can find the AI column package. Feel free to help me leave a five-star review on Apple Podcast or your favorite platform. It can help me let more people receive the information on these AI tools. Let's become smarter together without working overtime. The recent development of AI is still so fast that it scares me. I don’t want to miss it and continue to listen to it tomorrow. AI man raps. My name is Tang Lanlan. We’ll see you tomorrow. Bye.