Hi all, I am only new to using Claude Code and i would like some help with figuring it out. I have used it for about 2-3 weeks so i know the absolute basics but i am looking to improve. I know there are a lot of resources online but i think the best way to learn would be 1-1. I am more than willing to pay for someones time. Please let me know if you are interested. Any help would be appreciated! Thanks

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This week inside AIS+ was a reminder of what happens when clarity meets action. From massive client deals to first builds and mindset shifts, members kept stacking real progress - not theory. Here are a few standout wins 👇 👉 @David Kim closed a $385K contract with $25K upfront and a 76% profit margin - a masterclass in value-driven execution. 👉 @Rishi Raj delivered his first paid client project, shipping a complete learning platform end-to-end. 👉 @Krishna A built a lead-tracking automation using n8n + Supabase, then followed it up with his own Voice AI agent in just 3 hours. 👉 @Anthony Caspari saved a client 3+ hours with a small but powerful filtering automation - proof that tiny builds can create outsized value. 👉 @Tetsuo Koyama earned “New & Popular” on Udemy with his Dify × n8n course - global impact unlocked. 🎥 Super Win Spotlight: @Patrick Siewert | From Learning to Real Momentum Patrick joined AIS+ to strengthen his automation skills and learn how to build real-world value around them. Since joining, he’s shipped multiple personal automations, streamlined his LinkedIn content workflow, launched a newsletter and recently started a lead-gen MVP that already landed a client. 🎥 Watch Patrick share his journey 👇 Patrick’s story is a great reminder: consistent building + an active community accelerates progress faster than learning alone. ✨ Want to see wins like this every single week? Join AI Automation Society Plus and start turning learning into real builds, real clients, and real confidence 🚀

I've been on Mac for 15 years, but after watching so many automation pros struggle with Windows, I put together a guide on what actually changes when you switch (especially for Claude Code, n8n, and MCP servers): The TL;DR: If you're running Claude Code with MCP servers, building n8n workflows, or doing serious automation work, Mac's Unix foundation saves you hours every week. No more WSL translation layers, no more path separator nightmares, no more "why does this work on the server but not my dev machine" debugging sessions. What actually got better: - 🖥️ MCP servers just work - filesystem server, database connectors, API tools - they all assume Unix paths and execute natively on Mac - 💻 Claude Code runs seamlessly - bash scripts, file operations, terminal workflows - zero translation needed - 🐳 Docker stopped being painful - no more WSL2 overhead, memory limit tweaking, or random performance crashes - 📦 Homebrew = game changer - brew install n8n, brew install docker, done. No installer archaeology - 🧠 16GB feels like 32GB - unified memory architecture handles Claude Code + n8n + browsers better than traditional RAM - ⚡ Dev = production - your Mac terminal IS Unix, just like your Linux servers - Real talk on downsides: - ❌ Gaming performance tanks - ❌ Zero hardware upgrade path - ❌ Keyboard shortcuts break your muscle memory for 1-2 weeks - ❌ Higher upfront cost - I wrote a complete guide for the transition (mental models, technical differences, what to actually expect) - PDF attached. Worth considering if you're tired of debugging WSL and path translation issues instead of actually building automations. What's been your experience with automation tools across platforms?