Anyone else finish a call or site visit and then forget half the small tasks later? I started doing a simple thing that saves me a lot of time: 1. Record a 1-minute voice note after the call. 2. Send the transcript to ChatGPT. 3. Ask it to pull out tasks, deadlines, and people involved. 4. Copy the list into your task app or Google Sheet. It is not fancy, but it stops good details from getting lost. Hope this helps someone 🙏 happy to share the prompt.

Hey everyone, I want to master Claude Code and AI Agents without drowning in all the Skool/YouTube content. I need a structured learning path, but with a specific lens. My Background: - Role: Cyber Security Operations Center (SOC) Leader (highly technical, Linux admin, CCNP-level networking). - The Catch: Because of my cyber background, I am strictly careful with AI permissions, data privacy, and API guardrails. I only want to build secure, airtight, production-ready workflows. My Request: Given my technical baseline and rigid security-first mindset, where should I start? Which specific modules, GitHub repos, or frameworks should I hit first?

Hi guys, I'm wondering, for those of you who are using skills from different marketplaces or downloading them from other people, how do you make sure that the skill doesn't have any malicious code? You run it through a specific tool or how do you make sure that the skill is clean? What are your best practices for handling external skills? Thanks!

Hey everyone 👋 I'm a Computer Science student and recently became interested in automation. I'd love to hear from people with more experience in the field. What's one thing you wish you knew when you started? Could be a skill, tool, mistake, career lesson, resource, or anything else.

Now I can post😁 I am currently at the day 4 of the #AISChallenge, looking forward to start the AI OS course!! I'm going to deploy my first automation, feel free to share any general advice :)