Practical guides
Instructions for media, personal storage, development tools, and AI agents: choose a task and open its step-by-step guide.
These guides address concrete tasks: saving media, understanding personal storage, connecting tools, or moving a heavy build off your working computer.
If you are still choosing an application, start with its page in Projects. If you have chosen the tool, open the relevant guide below for its requirements, steps, and limitations.
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Media and source access
Save video or audio, choose a format, or understand the browser session used by a downloader.
Saving video and audio in Telegram with Media Pocket
A practical Media Pocket workflow: invitations, links and uploads, video and audio choices, the queue, playlists, and retrying a failed download.
Media Cookie Broker: refreshing cookies for a server-side downloader
When a server-side downloader needs cookies, how a separate broker refreshes them, and how to distinguish an expired session from other restrictions.
Notes and personal storage
Create a vault, save entries, and understand synchronization and recovery states.
How to store notes, passwords, and files in Saved Messages++
A practical path from signing in to Saved Messages++ to saving records, searching, working offline, and backing up your recovery phrase.
Tools and workflows
Connect tools to an agent, organize repository work, and move a heavy build to the cloud.
Organizing an AI agent's work on a repository
A practical AI-agent workflow: task and scope, repository context, a small patch, observable verification, and handoff to a maintainer.
When the Build Outgrows the Computer: Bazel and BuildBuddy
Move heavy builds to a cloud runner with Bazel and BuildBuddy: action caching, independent components, and verified build artifacts.
Codex MCP: Connect Tools and Verify the Setup
Connect an MCP server to Codex CLI, choose local or HTTP transport, set access boundaries, and verify that the tool actually works.