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Content Tagged "self-hosted"

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Projects

The Unnamed Roads: Production-Grade Agentic Platform on ~€35/month

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A self-funded, solo-operated agentic engineering platform — LangGraph 24/7 orchestration, 5 specialized agents, LiteLLM routing across 8 models, MCPJungle gateway, pgvector memory, Langfuse observability, and a scraper fleet powering 10+ live projects. All running on ~€35/month.

Blog Posts

Your AI Agent Stack Is Your Competitive Edge — If You Treat It as Infrastructure

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Most developers use AI in chat. I built a 24/7 agent stack on my own server. Here's what actually created leverage — and what was just noise.

Building With AI Agents as Co-Workers: My Stack, My Costs, and What I Actually Learned

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How I run a 10+ project publishing studio with AI agents as co-workers — the real stack behind it: OpenClaw, n8n, LiteLLM, Coolify, and a €26/month server bill.

My Self-Hosted AI & Automation Stack: From Idea to Publication, Fully Controlled

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A completely self-hosted stack where everything runs on my own infrastructure – Coolify, LiteLLM, OpenClaw, and n8n – driven from Slack. Ultimate control over data, costs, and tools.