Coffee With Developers Aug 31, 2026

Using Agents to Curate the Content You See Online - Dan Gish

Dan Gish

Dan Gish shows how to completely bypass centralized algorithms. Deploy EvoGent, an open-source AI agent, to filter out AI slop and ruthlessly curate your custom social feed.

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Introduction to EvoGent and personal curation

EvoGent empowers users to regain control over their social media feeds using customizable AI filtering.

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Setting preferences and adapting to platform changes

The agent learns from user interactions to filter feeds and dynamically adjusts to social platform layout updates.

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Open source customization and community curation

Users can modify the React front end and collaborate on shared filtering algorithms to combat unwanted content.

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Agent pipeline architecture and content enrichment

A multi-agent backend pipeline browses sources, curates feeds using advanced models, and filters comments.

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Simplifying installation and flexible hosting options

AI coding agents streamline the setup process, enabling users to deploy the application locally or on cloud virtual machines.

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