Blog categories

The CloudyBot blog covers how hosted AI agents actually run work — browser sessions, schedules, billing caps, and delivery to WhatsApp — not just chat prompts. Posts are tagged in our manifest (blog/index.json) by theme; this page groups them for readers who land on a topic first.

Want the full reverse-chronological feed? See all articles. New here? Start with what is an AI agent, then cloud browser automation, then how CloudyBot works.

Competitor & market monitoring

Playbooks for pricing-page watches, morning briefings, and ethics — most posts tagged Practical Guide or Workflow in the manifest. Pairs with the Competitor Monitor product page.

Start here: without spreadsheets · morning briefing · ethics & legal · automate monitoring

Pricing, caps & token math

How hard monthly caps work, why agents cost more than a single chat reply, and calculators to estimate spend before you commit.

Start here: what hard caps mean · bill surprises · token usage · cost calculator walkthrough

Comparisons & alternatives

Honest head-to-heads with Zapier, Manus, monitoring tools, and the broader agent landscape — tagged Compare or Practical Guide in the feed.

Start here: 2026 agent comparison · vs Manus · vs Zapier (tested) · comparison hub

Social & founder workflows

Cadence, templates, image sizes, and the “30 minutes a week” founder stack — overlaps with our free social post generator.

Start here: 30 min/week cadence · repeatable system · LinkedIn sizes · launch-week templates

Product & multi-agent teams

Shipping notes and architecture pieces on Specialists, the task board, Workflow Architect, and overnight runs.

Start here: task board · Workflow Architect · work while you sleep · surgical file edits

Free tools & calculators

Standalone utilities on /tools with matching explainers — token counters, CLIs, and the 2026 free-tools roundup.

Start here: free tools roundup · token counter · genuinely free tools

Integrations & docs

Connector setup lives on /integrations and in skills docs. Blog walkthrough example: Notion research automation. For step-by-step product setup, use getting started instead of the blog.

We publish product updates on the changelog and longer explainers here. Press or partnership questions → press kit or contact.