Summary
Nick Saraev rounds up thirteen practical ways people are using AI agents to solve everyday problems, with prompts available in the video description.
The examples include Peter Yang’s Grok Bot phoning Comcast to negotiate an internet bill down to $45 a month, saving nearly $500 a year, and a gamer who gave his slow PC to Claude Code, which found storage, memory and monitor cable issues that sped up the machine. Another example uses a single prompt to have agents send privacy-law-based deletion requests to data brokers such as Apollo, ZoomInfo and RocketReach, while saving the emails as a record.
Other picks include Survival LLM, a free offline app that pairs a small language model with an emergency library, and Big Arrow, a free Mac tool that lets Claude Code or Codex draw arrows on screen to guide users. The video also covers a Karpathy-inspired approach of asking models to write in a terse, aircraft-manual style to sound less flowery and use fewer tokens, Claude’s Apple CarPlay integration from October 29, flight price tracking in Google’s AI Mode, and starting Claude Code sessions from a phone using remote control.
📺 Source: Nick Saraev · Published November 09, 2026
🏷️ Format: Roundup
