@tomcrawshaw01 You should try @mindstudioai their Architect V2 has built me some incredible agents. Works just like it’s supposed too. Here’s a demo I shot… https://t.co/irMGtaDEx8

Dear Vibe Coders, We love you here at MindStudio, but also your AI created spaghetti code, could use some help. So we've come up with 3 prompts you should add to the end of your builds, just to tidy things up a bit... PROMPT 1: “You are a world class senior developer.

As a non-tech builder, picking the right stack is key and not that easy. For now, I have decided to go with: - @mindstudioai: AI + logic - Make: automation + orchestration - @supabase: backend + auth + logic - @lovable_dev: frontend + UX Let's see how it goes. #buildinpublic

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We’re doing something big with @HubSpotStartups 💥 Tune in Thursday, Oct 23 @ 10am PT to see the new AI Prospecting Agent in action. It finds and adds hundreds qualified leads to your CRM — automatically.

Starting in 20 minutes: Free 2-Hour AI Agent Workshop 🤖 https://t.co/89MBmKFBv8

Bet you didn't know MindStudio could do all of that! Weich one did you like the most? Which one gave you the biggest ideas? Let us know in the comments below, we read them all! Follow @mindstudioai for more easy ways to automate your day, job, or business.

TRIGGER 6: Packaged Workflow (MCP) Your agent becomes a tool that other LLMs (like Claude) can use via Model Communication Protocol. The future: LLMs automatically call your agent when they need a highly specialized automation executed.

TRIGGER 5: Webhook Your agent becomes a programmable endpoint that other systems can call. Power move: Integrate with Zapier/Make/N8N. Example: Google Form submission → agent generates sales collateral → updates Google Sheet. All automated.

TRIGGER 4: Email Literally send an email to your agent. When it receives mail, it triggers using the subject, body, and attachments. Use it for: Email assistants that auto-respond, forward messages to it, or CC it in threads to take action automatically.

TRIGGER 3: Scheduled Set it and forget it. Your agent runs automatically—"every morning at 6am" or whatever schedule you want. Killer use case: Monitor websites for changes, track competitor news, and get auto-emailed summaries. Zero manual work.

TRIGGER 2: Browser Extension Little Chrome extension for use while browsing. Your agent instantly sees the page URL, content, highlighted text, and HTML. Game-changer for: TLDR summaries, YouTube transcript analysis, or running financial analysis on any PDF you find online.

TRIGGER 1: On Demand Click "run", boom—your agent runs. Perfect for: Custom AI tools with forms & interfaces. Think blog post generators, file upload apps that create instant summaries, or any AI-powered web app you want users to access directly.

This feels like magic! The MindStudio "Start Block" actually has 6 different ways that it can be triggered. Most people don't realize AI agents can be triggered in completely different ways. Here's how each mode unlocks different use cases:

We think @godofprompt is a smart guy with smart ideas. But we added a little of our own sauce to Alex's idea. In just 2 minutes we turned his ChatGPT prompt into a fully autonomous AI agent that runs 7 days a week. 💪🤖

⚡ Claude Haiku 4.5 is now live in MindStudio! @AnthropicAI's latest small model — faster, cheaper, yet still remarkably powerful. Ideal for high-volume, real-time AI agents.

@NoahEpstein_ The tool your mom can actually use is @mindstudioai Change my mind…

🎬 Sora 2 + Sora 2 Pro from @OpenAI are now live in MindStudio!

Those who know how to build and manage AI agents will rule the Internet in a few years. Here are the facts… 1. Google developed a new language called A2A which stands for Agent to Agent. Its whole purpose is to let AI agents speak to each other. 2. Stripe just created a new

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