A friend recently asked me how I’ve gone about naming my businesses — and whether they were overthinking the whole process. The more I thought about it, the more I realized something -- I haven’t used one strategy. I’ve used different types of naming for different purposes. One name was emotional and story-driven. One was intentionally clear and strategic. Each sends a different signal. So I’m breaking this into a 5-part series for AI Agencies to consider when naming a company: 1️⃣ Meaning-Driven Names 2️⃣ Clarity-Driven Names 3️⃣ SEO-Driven Names 4️⃣ Future-Proof Names 5️⃣ Taglines (The Hidden Multiplier) If you’re building an AI agency, your name is signaling something — And in my opinion, because that name will likely be with you for a long time, it might actually be worth a little “overthinking.” Not paralysis. Just intentional thought. Series starts tomorrow. Thanks to @Teddy Bui, @Nick Mohler and @Usman Mohammed for inspiring this series.

We just crossed the 500-member mark here at AI Bits & Pieces. Wow! When I started this community, I simply felt that AI was becoming something bigger than tools or trends. It felt like true a shift in the way we would interact with technology — and I wanted to create a place where people could learn, explore, and apply it in a thoughtful way. What makes this milestone meaningful isn’t just the number. It’s the people. We have members who are: - Just beginning their AI journey - Deepening their prompting fluency - Building real systems and automations - Applying AI inside established businesses That range matters. It creates perspective. It creates better conversations. It creates learning in both directions. To everyone who has contributed, asked questions, shared insight, encouraged others, or quietly followed along — thank you. Your presence shapes this space. We’re going to continue refining the classroom, adding live sessions, and building clearer paths for each stage of the AI journey. I’m grateful you’re here. Thank you, @Michael Wacht

There has been a lot of buzz with week's announcement about Claude Cowork. It has some good use cases and being a research preview, certainly indicates where Anthropic is going with Agentic workflows. Prior to this weeks announcement, I have been test driving a similar system that I think outshines Cowork. I am using Claude Code for non-coding tasks. **Claude Code + private git repo** = agentic assistant accessible everywhere Comments/Feedback/Experiences very welcome! Gdoc for feedback: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1CQkGGNmNUVuoPDarbctoA7Pfj-EjaqXWZhsE0FRKO0Q/edit?usp=sharing PDF attached for quick viewing

Hey everyone, This is Week One of my new journey and my very first weekly journal! 🎥 Yes, the camera had a mind of its own 😅, and this is far from perfect. But here’s the truth: I’m starting anyway. This is me, raw and unedited, pushing past the awkwardness to build something real. A little about me:I’m Reynoso 👋 born in the Caribbean, I'm not ashamed to say i was raised in poverty now building a life in the Netherlands. I’m 38, a dad, a husband, and until recently, I’ve only worked in restaurants and tourism And in factories. Tech you say? Not even close. business or administrative? nope!! I've always kept my head down And just get the job done But last April, everything changed. I traded a PlayStation 5 for my first laptop 🖥️, quit smoking 🚭, and dove head-first into AI. It’s been the single biggest shortcut for someone like me no degree, no tech background, just a lot to learn. Right now, I’m focusing on voice agents 🎙️, but my first real opportunity came through warm outreach. I’m doing free work for a roofing company not with a voice agent, but by building a small app to automate their repetitive tasks. It’s a starting point. Tools I’m using: - Claude Code 🤖 (a game-changer for me) - Perplexity & ChatGPT for research and prompts - VS Code & MCP to piece it all together This is just the introduction a hello from behind the screen. In the coming journals, I’ll share more about my projects, challenges, and the systems I’m building. Why am I doing this?To create a better future for my family. To grow my own dream 🌱, not just help grow someone else’s. Thank you for being here at the start.Your support means everything. Let’s make it happen. 💪 Reynoso

Real quick question — what email platform do you mostly use? I’m shaping upcoming classroom content and want the examples to line up with how you really work, not just theory. Thanks for taking a second to vote 👍