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21 contributions to AI Automation Society
We learned the hard way how the model reads intent.
We were building a cybersecurity skill for our marketplace. Public CVE tracking, official breach disclosures, defensive security information. All legitimate, all public record. The model refused mid-conversation. Full stop. Lecture about cybercriminal data broker services. The system prompt was triggering safety guardrails because the combination of pay-per-report + credential language + threat actor framing = data broker red flag to the model. Didn't matter that the intent was defensive. Fix was simple once we understood it. Rewrite the prompt to be explicitly public-source only. CISA KEV catalog. NVD. Official vendor advisories. No dark web. No credential databases. No threat actor language. The model ran the report immediately. The lesson: the model doesn't read your intent. It reads your framing. If your framing pattern-matches to something harmful, it refuses regardless of what you actually meant to build. If you're building AI agents that touch security, compliance, finance, or anything adjacent to harm, audit your system prompt framing before you go live. One wrong phrase and your agent breaks in production in front of a real buyer. Build accordingly.
1 like ‱ May 22
@Curtis Morgan yep.. its interesting.. have to keep explicit details
1 like ‱ May 22
@Muskan Ahlawat we are learnign while AI is learning.. definitely training off our inputs
Hey everyone👋
If you had to start an AI automation agency from scratch today
 Which niche would you choose and why? - Real estate - Coaches - E-commerce - Local businesses - Healthcare Curious what everyone thinks😀
1 like ‱ May 14
local businesses. hands down. high pain, low tech adoption, and they’ll pay for anything that saves them time or brings in a lead. plumber misses a call at 2am, that’s a $400 job gone. automate the follow-up and you’re a hero. real estate and coaches are saturated with AI pitches right now. local is underserved and the ROI is obvious.
0 likes ‱ May 16
@Ashley Nicole . for local service businesses i'd start with text follow-up, it's the fastest ROI with zero creep factor.
Just launched my first AI Agency Website - Build entirely with Telegram on Open Claw
Hey AI Society, I've recently found myself launching my own AI agency, LOVIZ AI (https://loviz-ai.de/), largely driven by the increasing number of inquiries I was getting. It's been an interesting journey diving deeper into this space. I'd love to get your thoughts and feedback on the website. I built it entirely through Telegram and OpenClaw / Cursor CLI on my VPS, which was a unique experience in itself. Any suggestions for improvement would be greatly appreciated! Looking forward to your insights. Best, Lorenz
2 likes ‱ Apr 29
Nice work Lorenz, clean case study section and the three step process framing is solid. That's the part most agency sites get wrong. Curious about the OpenClaw experience, how did you find the workflow building through Telegram? That's not a combo I've seen many people use.
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[Requirements] ・Automatic generation of posts tailored to the profile and products ・Automatic posting of content ・Analysis, editing, and reposting of content ・Automatic follow feature ・Automatic like feature [Additional Notes] ・Planned social media platforms: X and Threads ・Content should be crafted based on effective writing styles and high-engagement posts specific to these platforms Please consider our request and DM me.
0 likes ‱ Apr 29
The auto-like and auto-follow features are the part I'd push back on. X flags those fast and the account risk isn't worth it for most brands. The real value is in the generation and posting layer built around your actual brand voice, not generic templates. That's where the compounding happens. Happy to jump in a DM and show you what that looks like in practice.
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I went from complete beginner to mass-producing workflows, websites, and AI agents in real time. This video covers 32 Claude Code hacks I actually use, sorted from beginner to pro. The best ones are saved for the end
2 likes ‱ Apr 27
I thought i knew what i was doing until this. Great content .. thanks! Lot's for me to learn.
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