Agents & automation
Docker Agent: build a repeatable review workflow from one YAML file
A small, inspectable agent exercise: choose a model, define the job, test a fictional incident, and decide whether a second agent earns its place.
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Agents & automation
A small, inspectable agent exercise: choose a model, define the job, test a fictional incident, and decide whether a second agent earns its place.
Knowledge work
Give a persistent agent a clear project, define meaningful updates, and test whether it can maintain a source-linked decision log.
Techniques
Choose skills, workers, retries and explicit state using a worked brief-writing task, then test whether your workflow notices a missing check.
Learning & research
A small first run, a worked SQL exercise, and an independent check that separates a passing answer from actual understanding.
Creative work
A practical scene-planning exercise with an asset sheet, shot brief, controlled revisions, and a continuity review. Discovered through GitHub’s changing project feed.
Creative work
What Motion makes, who can access it, and a complete brief-to-MP4 exercise with a storyboard, prompts, and a review checklist.
Everyday assistants
A fictional weekly coordination exercise with source IDs, conflicting dates, explicit ownership and a correction test.
Agents & operations
Set up a focused Bot, produce a reviewable business result, and learn when a second Bot actually helps.
Everyday assistants
Try a life-admin task with a concrete review sheet, then understand what the new Poppy protocol draft does—and what it does not establish about your account.
Games & creative workflows
Build a consistent asset family, then use FLUX.3 reference-edit controls without losing silhouettes, pivots or the ability to review changes.
Documents & practical evaluation
A fictional receipt exercise with page evidence, a local serving path, arithmetic checks and deliberate failure cases.
product
Clef is a 27B multimodal decision model: supply a situation and typed questions, and it returns probabilities for allowed answers rather than free-form prose. It can support routing or classification when you can define the options. The model card documents a Jev/SystemOne-compatible interface and reports testing on an H200 with specific libraries. That is not evidence of laptop compatibility or accuracy on your data. Current read the card; its benchmarks, serving setup and probability calibration have not been independently tested.