Installing & Running AI Agents
OpenCode: installing a free AI agent on your PC
Install OpenCode, a free AI agent, and give it the run of your PC.
Claude Code and Codex: installing your agents on your PC
Install Claude Code and Codex on your PC and put them to work on your own files.
The /init command creates your agents.md and claude.md files
Generate your agents.md and claude.md files with the /init command, so your AI agents' roles are documented the moment the project opens.
An AI agent repairs a failed Ubuntu upgrade
Fix a stalled production Ubuntu upgrade by handing the diagnosis to an AI agent: force IPv4, then resume the update.
Giving Python tools to your AI agent
Give OpenCode Python tools so it works in your place: build the scripts, drop them in the tools folder, then write AGENTS.md so the agent remembers them.
The AI sysadmin assistant, on call 24/7, for just 1 euro a day
Turn your admin tooling into an AI agent: list and clone VMware VMs, create Microsoft 365 users and groups, read directory logs and refresh a token.
Controlling your Windows servers over WinRM with Claude Code
Drive a Windows server remotely from Claude over WinRM, then hop across to an Active Directory controller to read the domain accounts.
Controlling your Linux servers over SSH with Claude Code
Drive your Ubuntu servers over SSH from Claude Code: SSH key, passwordless sudo rule revoked by a cron job, server hop and the ufw firewall.
OpenCode deploys a VM, then we turn the conversation into a SKILL
Have OpenCode deploy a Windows 11 EVAL VM on VMware Workstation, then turn the conversation into a Skill that reruns the deployment in one sentence.
