Everything AI does for you so far has stayed inside a screen, browsers, forms, chats. This crosses into an actual phone call. Something called DialMCP launched about a week ago, it connects to your AI agent and lets it place a real call, from your actual verified number, to an actual business or person, and handle the whole conversation. You give it a phone number and what you
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I tested Ask Gemini on this Hermes Agent tutorial: YouTube example First I just pushed: “Summarize this video.” Gemini did a solid job. It listed the 6 skills, explained what each one does, and added timestamps. But I still had one problem: Cool, but what do I actually do with this? So I tried this instead: Turn this tutorial into a step-by-step SOP. Use this structure: 1. Prer
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Plain "summarize this PDF" prompts flatten everything to the same weight, so the one caveat that actually matters gets buried next to a throwaway line. I started asking for a layered summary instead, and telling it to keep hedges and exceptions verbatim. ``` Summarize the document below in three layers: One-line takeaway. 5-7 key points, most important first. Keep each to one s
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Solo marketing consultant, tool-fatigued, I mostly lurk. But this one earned its keep, so here it is. The problem was never the design of my decks, it was that they read like a table of contents instead of an argument, and clients glaze over by slide four. This prompt turns the strategy doc into a deck built as a case, not a summary. ``` Role: You are a narrative editor for cli
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Junior product analyst at a fintech. Building the deck stopped being the hard part a while ago. The hard part is standing in the room when a VP asks the one question I did not think about. So before every review I run this on my own deck or summary. ``` You are a skeptical senior executive reviewing my analysis before I present it. Here is what I am presenting: {paste your key
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