Got a client task today to scrape all property listing URLs from a real estate website. At first I searched for Chrome extensions on Google, tested multiple tools… but most either broke, missed links, or had limits. So instead of wasting more time, I used Hermes + AI tools to build my own URL scraper Chrome extension. Result: Scrapes every URL from the page in seconds One-click extraction No manual copy-paste anymore Funny thing:Building the extension took me around 30 minutes… But doing the task manually would’ve taken almost 2 DAYS 😅 That’s the moment I realized: Learning AI agents + browser automation is becoming a real leverage skill. Built with: • Plasmo • Cursor AI • Hermes Agent workflow • Chrome MV3 Now testing more scraping + automation workflows 🚀

Some gear just earns its place. You buy it once, it shows up every trip, and it never gives you a reason to second-guess it. What's the one piece of gear in your kit that's earned that spot? ⬇️

Do you prefer solo adventures or group trips? I feel solo trips teach more but group trips create better memories What’s your experience?

pulled this ole guy out of storage. Something about old things that just work. May not be the most efficient or convenient but worth it

Hand-poured fire starters made with real wood and wax Wood shavings or sawdust (pine or cedar) - Beeswax or paraffin ( I prefer Paraffin) - twine wick is better - Optional: crushed pine resin - Egg carton or silicone mold is better Recipe (12 fire starters) - 2 cups wood shavings - 12-16 oz melted wax - 1-2 tbsp pine resin (optional) How to - Fill molds loosely with wood shavings - I like to place the twine on the side, and I make it 1 inch long. - Pour melted wax until saturated - you wanna let it cool for about 2 hours