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Oct 13, 2026Mate Benyovszky

Skills a Robot Can Watch: Playbooks for Agents With a Body

A skill can now point at recordings of itself being performed. For robot models that learn a task from one demonstration, that recording is the skill — and a playbook is what keeps them in order.

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Sep 30, 2026Mate Benyovszky

Your playbooks in every Claude — one plugin, no API key

AgentPlaybooks now has a Claude plugin and an OAuth connector. Every playbook in your account reaches claude.ai, Claude Desktop, Cowork, Claude Code, and mobile, with nothing to paste and no secret ever shown to Claude.

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Sep 22, 2026Mate Benyovszky

Give Hermes a memory you can inspect and share

AgentPlaybooks is now a native Hermes memory provider. Keep durable facts in a private playbook, correct them across sessions, and connect shared knowledge explicitly.

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Aug 19, 2026Mate Benyovszky

Grok Bot Reads Your Playbook Already — Meet the `grok` Target

xAI's Grok Bot discovers skills from the portable .agents/skills store and loads AGENTS.md natively, so a synced project is Grok-ready with no bridge file. The new CLI target makes that explicit — and says out loud the one thing a file cannot provision.

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Aug 3, 2026Mate Benyovszky

Your Obsidian Vault Can Be Your Agent's Library, Not Its Runtime

Obsidian is optimized for humans, AgentPlaybooks for machines. Where the two overlap, what Obsidian does better, and how to publish skills from a vault to Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex while your notes stay in Obsidian.

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Jun 15, 2026Mate Benyovszky

Using Hermes Agent with AgentPlaybooks

Hermes Agent is an MIT-licensed, self-hosted personal agent from Nous Research. Here is how a playbook becomes its skills, its MCP servers, and its identity — and how to control what it reaches for first.

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Jan 7, 2026Mate Benyovszky

Welcome to AgentPlaybooks

Introducing the portable operating environment for your AI agents — persona, skills, tools, and memory in one playbook.

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