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AI Agents & Vibe Coding

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A practical builder community for people who want to ship AI agents, automations, and vibe-coded apps faster. 🚀

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Welcome! Introduce yourself and share a goal you’re excited about 🎉
We’re so happy to have you here. Take a moment to introduce yourself in the comments and share: - where you’re joining from - one career or personal goal you’re working toward - something you enjoy doing for fun It’s a simple way to connect with others, start new conversations, and feel at home in the community. 😊
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@Yashaswini Natha Welcome Yashaswini. First year is honestly the best time to start with agents, you get to build skills nobody else in your batch has by graduation. Path for you: keep finishing the DSA course, then jump into "AI Agents using OpenAI SDK" in the classroom. Your first build doesn't need to be fancy, an agent that helps with your own study (explains a DSA problem, quizzes you back, tracks what you got wrong) will teach you both at once. PS: you're locked in lifetime free as a founding member (259/500 then paid). Welcome in.
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@Mark Tob Welcome Mark. "Incorporate AI into my business" is the right instinct, but it's too broad to act on. The members here who move fastest pick one specific repetitive task in their business and replace it with an agent, then go to the next one. Path for you: tell us what your business actually does (one sentence) and one task that eats more time than it should. Then start with "AI Agents using OpenAI SDK" in the classroom and build a tiny v1 for that one task.
AI Workflow Planning Template
Most people get stuck because they start building too fast. They open Cursor, Claude Code, n8n, Make, or Python… But they have no clear workflow. So today’s resource is simple: Use this template before building any AI agent, automation, or vibe-coded app. AI Workflow Planning Template Answer these 9 questions: 1. What problem am I solving? 2. Who will use this? 3. What triggers the workflow? 4. What input does it receive? 5. What should happen automatically? 6. Where does AI help? 7. Does it need a dashboard or app? 8. What output should it produce? 9. When should a human review it? Example Workflow: Student support assistant Trigger: Student asks a question Input: Question + course module name Automation: Save the question and notify instructor AI: Draft a helpful answer App: Simple dashboard for open questions Human review: Before final reply This can become: An automation. An AI agent. A small vibe-coded tool. Or all three together. That is how real AI workflows are built. Not by chasing tools. By designing the workflow first. Your turn Copy the 9 questions and answer them for your own idea. Post your answers below. I will review some of them and suggest the best build path: agent, automation, or vibe-coded app.
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@Yashaswini Natha Good work doing the template, this puts you ahead of 90% of people who join and lurk. Your direction is solid, here's the honest sharpening. You're trying to ship 5 things in v1: learning approach + follow-ups + quizzes + ratings + dashboard. That's v3. For v1, pick the one piece you'd actually use tomorrow. My pick: upload one course PDF, agent generates 5 quiz questions, you answer, it tells you which you got wrong and re-quizzes only those. That's it. No dashboard, no rating engine yet. Ship that, post the output in this week's challenge thread, then we add the next piece. Speed beats scope every time.
Live Session 2 Recording: From Idea to AI Workflow
Today we connected the 3 main parts of this community: AI Agents: when a system needs reasoning and tool use Automations: when repeated steps should run automatically Vibe Coding: when you need an app, dashboard, or simple interface The main lesson: Do not start with the tool. Start with the workflow. Instead of asking: “Should I use n8n, Cursor, CrewAI, or Claude Code?” Ask: What repetitive process do I want to improve? In the session, we covered: 1. Automation vs AI agents vs vibe-coded apps 2. How to turn an idea into version 1 3. The 9-question AI Workflow Planning Template 4. Examples like student support, lead follow-up, content repurposing, and code review Your task this week: Post one workflow idea using this format: My AI Workflow Idea: [Name] 1. Problem: 2. User: 3. Trigger: 4. Input: 5. Automation: 6. AI role: 7. App/dashboard: 8. Output: 9. Human review: I will review selected ideas and suggest the best build path. What workflow do you want to build first?
Live Session 2 Recording: From Idea to AI Workflow
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@Clarence T here it is. https://www.skool.com/ai-agents-automatin-vibecoding/first-live-qa-and-the-3-levels-of-ai-agents?p=9999abb1
🔥Welcome Founding Members: Your First 7 Days Inside (272/500 - then paid forever)
We are currently 272 / 500 founding members. Before this community becomes paid, early members get lifetime free access. But don’t just join and disappear. Here is your first mission: Day 1: Introduce yourself Day 2: Share what you want to build with AI Day 3: Pick one tool: OpenAI SDK, CrewAI, n8n, or Claude Day 4: Build a tiny agent or automation Day 5: Post your result Day 6: Ask for feedback Day 7: Improve it and share version 2 Comment below: 1. Your name 2. Your skill level 3. What AI agent or automation you want to build first
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Full-stack background is a real head start here, a coding agent is mostly an orchestration problem and you already know the codebase side. Start with the "AI Agents using OpenAI SDK" course, then keep your first agent tiny: one task (say, generate a function from a docstring), read the file, call the model, write the result, verify it runs. What language and stack do you want it to work in? Drop that in this week's challenge thread and I'll point you at the right pattern.
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@Abraham Worku Welcome. This is the right place for you to start
🚀 Introducing DealFlow — Open Source CRM for Lead & Client Management
I’m excited to share my latest project: DealFlow, a full-featured CRM built to simplify lead and client management for agencies and freelancers. I built this platform from scratch using Next.js, React, Express.js, and MongoDB, focusing on real-world problems I personally faced in managing leads, teams, and client workflows. 💡 What DealFlow offers: Multi-workspace system (Agency & Freelancer modes) Team management with role-based access Lead tracking with statuses (Pending, Follow-up, Converted, etc.) Auto-generated reminders for follow-ups Client management with assigned managers Metadata-based lead customization Invitation system for team members Data export, settings, and full workspace control 🔐 Built with a strong focus on: Role-based access control Scalable workspace structure Real-time collaboration flow This is still an MVP version, but the core system is fully functional and designed to be extended further. 📂 It is completely open-source, and I’ll be sharing the GitHub repository soon. Feel free to explore, customize, and use it for your own workflow or business needs. I would really appreciate any feedback, suggestions, or improvements from developers and founders. I’m actively improving it based on real use cases. If you’ve ever struggled with messy lead tracking or client management, this might help you. 💬 Would love to hear your thoughts! Here is the Demo::https://www.linkedin.com/posts/munib-sajjad_crm-nextjs-react-ugcPost-7463754436868194304-MQ0u/
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This is a clean ship, full multi-workspace CRM from scratch is no small thing. The role-based access and the follow-up reminder system are the parts most people skip, so good instinct building those first. One thing that would make it sing in this community: drop an AI layer on top of what you already have. The follow-up reminders are the obvious entry point, an agent that reads the lead's status and history and drafts the actual follow-up message, or scores which leads to chase first. You already have the data model for it. Post the GitHub link here the moment it's live so people can dig in. And tell us: which part fought you the hardest to build? That's usually the most useful thing for everyone else here.
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Elshad Karimov
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Founder @ AppMillers (teaching 200K+ learners). CEO @ Inlab ERP services worldwide and Building real-world AI agents + workflow automation.

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