I would like to make note that Decster 'The Foundation' > 'The Big Picture' > Breakdown Key insights give me a 404 when trying to look at the video. I have watched all the videos already, so I will attempt to answer without a rewatch. Even the next part of Decster gives me a 404.

Over the past few days, I’ve had some fascinating conversations here in this community, including a private chat with @Bryson Bossley . Those conversations got me thinking. And last night, I couldn’t stop thinking. One thought led to another. Ideas connected. Questions became bigger. And somehow, I ended up writing a speech and turning it into a video. So please, WATCH THE VIDEO FIRST. And if you recognize yourself in what I’m saying, if something in that message resonates with you… Come back and read this. ——— What Can We Build Together? 50,000 minds. Thousands of skills. Countless ideas. And yet… most of us are still trying to succeed alone. Think about that for a moment. What if the greatest opportunity in this community isn’t the next AI tool, another course, or another business? What if it’s the person reading this right now? Someone here might have exactly the knowledge you’re missing. Someone else might need exactly what you already know. And the strange thing is… Neither of you even knows the other exists. Isn’t that a tremendous waste of potential? I made this video because I believe we’re overlooking something extraordinary. It’s not another tutorial. It’s not a sales pitch. It’s a question we should all be asking ourselves. What could we achieve if we stopped trying to do everything alone and started combining what we’re already good at? Maybe we don’t need another thousand ideas. Maybe we need to connect the people who can bring them to life. And maybe it starts right here. Not with another complicated system. Not with another promise of success. But with people discovering each other. So let me ask you three simple questions. 1. What are you genuinely good at? 2. What do you need help with? 3. What would you build with others? Don’t overthink your answers. You don’t need to impress anyone. You don’t need to sell yourself. Just be yourself. Because somewhere among the people reading this, someone might have exactly the missing piece you’ve been searching for.

I'd like to note a win for me. I have Ollama setup and running on an older server with an 8GB VRAM RTX 2070. In the first bit of going through foundation work I have successfully setup VS Code to look at the Ollama models and use the email skill that I created. Next step is to see if I can get my local machine and the server working at the same time. This way I can select between differnt models and compute power. My local machine has an RX 9060 XT with 16GB VRAM. This would at least let me load a larger model locally. I still have a great deal of building out the ICM, but I feel I'm well on my way to pratical applicaiton now. I also am not sure if I want to bother with the built in agent settings for VS Code as it doesn't seem as portable. I'd welcome anyone's thoughts on building out the local user agent settings vs using a git repo and importing it in to a workspace.

I'm currently using AI for analyzing cost on used hardware, SaaS development, and right now I'm at the ICM stage. That is why I'm here. One thing that caught my attention from this lesson is this is all folder structure, because of the ability to strucutre a project via markdown files. I'm excited to learn the best way to build skills or use skills that have been create and see how structured approaches to AI can help me accellerate goals.

Hey Clief Notes fam! 👋 I'm Cameron and I'm stoked to be here. 🙋 A little about me: I currently work in construction, but I've been spending my spare time diving into AI and working toward building a website development agency. I have bigger goals down the road, but right now I'm focused on learning, gaining experience, and building something along the way. 🎯 My current goal: I want to develop a strong understanding of AI fundamentals and learn how to apply them effectively. My goal isn't just to use AI tools, but to understand how to build reliable workflows, automate processes, and eventually develop more advanced AI systems. 💪 What I'm currently building/working on: Right now, I'm focusing on using AI to help build websites and develop the workflows around that process. I'm treating it as an opportunity to learn through real projects, experiment with different tools, and develop skills I can eventually apply to other opportunities. 🤔 My biggest struggle or question right now: Figuring out what to prioritize when learning AI. There's so much information, so many tools, and so many different directions to explore. I want to make sure I'm building a strong foundation rather than just jumping from one shiny new tool to another. Let's get it! 🚀