I was supposed to be doing something productive. Instead I watched Mark Kashef's video on combining Claude Code agent teams with Nano Banana and thought "I could set that up right now." as I seem to have a habit of doing! 15 minutes later, I had a working agent team generating scored image variants for a workplace mental health graphic. The screenshot below shows the critic agent's ranked output. For anyone unfamiliar, the approach comes from a Google research paper called Paper Banana. The core idea is treating image generation like a design agency: a research agent analyses reference images, a prompt architect creates narrative prompts, a generator calls the Gemini API, and a critic agent scores the results on faithfulness, readability, conciseness, and visual appeal. Then it iterates. What impressed me was the critique loop. Instead of generating one image and hoping for the best, the system produces multiple variants and ranks them against defined criteria. That is genuinely useful for someone without design skills who still needs professional-looking materials. It needs fine tuning for my specific use case, but the foundation is solid. I find with these things that if I do not set them up while I have the headspace, they never get done. So down the rabbit hole I went. Full credit to Mark Kashef for the walkthrough: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mGfQV4s1MgE Ryan has had Mark on his channel before so I suspect this will not be entirely unfamiliar territory. But if you have not seen agent teams used for image generation with a built-in feedback loop, it is worth 14 minutes of your time.

Hey guys! Next week I'll be dropping some new AI Automations. One of them turns YouTube videos into high-quality infographics. Here's how it works: New YouTube video gets published → AI pulls the transcript & analyzes the key takeaways → AI generates an infographic → AI writes the caption → Posts to all social platforms Shoutout to Sabrina Ramonov for these great Blotato updates!

Would love to hear yours! I‘ll start: - em dashes (I mean come on, still?) - overly polished - emotionally balanced - very well structured (kind of a good thing, right?) - "it’s not just X, it’s Y" - soulless (hard to say why but you just feel it)

My latest video interviews Adam Sandler, who is an AI marketing expert with Fortune 500 experience. Adam breaks down how he taught himself Claude Code with no technical background, and how he built an AI-powered CMO agent for competitor research, content creation, and other marketing tasks. Adam also screen shares his Claude Code setup in this video. Be sure to like/comment/share if you found this helpful 🤝

Wow, Claude code is fantastic! This truly is a game changer for entrepreneurs. With it you can automate so much of your workflows and create tools so easily. I just created a tool that will help edit my videos faster. When I record videos I record audio in the camera and also in H5 Audio recorder (better audio quality + recordings settings camera doesn't have). And the point is to replace Cara Audio track with H5 audio track. When I record from scripts I usually speak out 1-2 sentences, few times, until I get it right and that makes one clip. The whole video might have anywhere from 5-9 clips. So when I edit the videos manually it's a pain in the 🍑because for each clip I have to: - First isolate the last speech block (the best version of sentence pronunciation) for Camera track (blue) and H5 audio track (green) - Then once I have that isolated I have to sync the H5 audio with the camera audio so it matches the video perfectly - Next I have to time the edges so there is the right amount of silence between clips so it sounds natural as if I'm speaking continually. - Do all that for every single video clip - Finally stitch them together to make one video So this tool makes it easy :). All ihave to do is import all the files at once. Set a desired output file name. Can pick whether I want each clip be saved separately, stitched in one or both versions. Plus I can adjust how much silence padding I want. Then just click Run and it does it all for me and saves all the files in the output folder. Anyway, this app is incredible. So many open possibilities with it so I thought I'd share. Can't wait to create more! Hope everyone has a great weekend!