Hey everyone, looking for honest advise. What would you recommend, and why, if you had to set up reminders via WhatsApp in your SaaS? Meta API or Twilio

I used Claude Design to rebuild my AI Automation Society site and my personal site in about 20 minutes each, and the results felt way more polished than what I had before. In this video I walk through the full process of going from an idea to a deployed website, including how to plan with Claude, use Claude Design's tweaks and comments, push everything to GitHub, and host it on Vercel. I also break down what actually eats your usage limits so you can stretch every session a lot further

every week someone posts "which tool should i learn next?" or "i just built another automation, now what?" and i get it. building feels like progress. learning feels productive. it scratches the itch without the discomfort. but here's what's actually happening. you're using the complexity of ai tools as a reason to delay the one thing that actually makes you money: going to market with a real offer and talking to real people. building automation #7 is not the step between you and clients. a conversation is. the guys making money right now aren't the ones with the cleanest n8n flows. they're the ones who wrote a basic offer, sent 30 messages, got 3 replies, closed 1 deal, and then iterated from there. that's it. that's the whole playbook. the boring reps aren't optional. they're the job. at some point you have to stop building infrastructure for a business that doesn't have clients yet, and just go get clients. define who you help. define what you do for them. define what you charge. send the message. the market will tell you everything you need to know in 2 weeks of real outreach. no tool will tell you that. i put together a master prompt below. paste it into claude, chatgpt or gemini and actually work through this. it'll be uncomfortable. that's the point.

I just built a powerful automation for a client who needed to regularly pull warrant information from the Memphis court system. Their old process was incredibly time-consuming: manually searching the court portal by warrant number or date, clicking through individual records, and copy-pasting perpetrator names, addresses, and location data into their system. What used to take dozens of hours per week now happens automatically in minutes. The system I built accepts either a warrant number or date range as input, then autonomously navigates the official Memphis court portal, extracts all associated warrant records, and compiles clean data including perpetrator names, addresses, and locations. My client now has instant access to warrant information without the manual grunt work, freeing up their team to focus on higher-value tasks like actually following up on these cases instead of just gathering the data. Check out the demo: https://www.loom.com/share/70ed7ecb801a4f28b947c26728080000 What's one area in your business that you know needs automation but you haven't tackled yet? Drop it in the comments - I'm curious what repetitive tasks are stealing time from everyone here!

If you're hitting session limits in Claude Code, this video breaks down exactly how tokens actually work and the habits that will stop you from burning through them. I cover context rot, manual compaction, the rewind feature, sub agents, markdown conversions, and a free token dashboard I built so you can see where your tokens are really going. By the end you'll know when to clear, when to chain sessions, and why the 1 million token window is insurance, not a goal to fill. Token Dashboard 10 GitHub Repos: https://x.com/DeRonin_/status/2045420155434320270?s=20