For the past year I was working full time with a company in Germany as their AI Workflow Architect. Built production automations, shipped real workflows, had actual responsibilities. Then my CEO told me he wants to pause for now. Not because the work was bad. He actually wants to bring me on properly after I graduate. Which is cool. But that leaves me with no active client today and no real idea how to find the next one. Honest truth is I never had to find clients before. The work was just there and I delivered it. So this whole outreach and positioning thing is new territory for me. If you've been in this spot before, how did you get your next client? Where did you look? What actually worked?

Hello guys, My name is Abbas from Kuwait, and i'm ready to kill Ai in 2026 with your help of course 🤩

I created some scrapes using firecrawl its amazing actually, one was for a company i'm pitching to handle their marketing, so i got a full report of their business, plus i got all the available media in there, and gave the report + media to Claude Design to create the sample posts I wanted to send them it was pretty amazing how I explained to claude what i need exactly and how the results where, plus i did a scrape on Skool.com, to see the number of Arabic skools but this one was disappointing because the report said there are only 4 Ai related communities while there are more than 20 are there, also I gave it a competitor website and my business website and asked it to run competitor analysis on all aspects and the return was a clean report of what I miss compare to my competitor pretty amazing stuff actually 😁

If you've built skills and agents in Claude Code, the next step is getting them to actually run while you sleep. In this video I break down three simple ways to deploy your Claude Code automations, from the dead-simple /loop command to scheduled tasks and Claude routines, all the way to pushing your skills to Modal or Trigger.dev. You'll walk away knowing exactly which method fits which type of automation and how to pick the right one based on where it runs and how agentic it needs to be.