- What I deployed: I automated a weekly real estate investment newsletter - What it does: It uses the SERPAPI to research, Anthropic API to analyze and write insights, then creates the newsletter and sends it. All scheduled in Trigger.dev. (I skipped the Github part, as its not really essential) - One thing that broke: at first I wanted to send a testing mail to another email I have, but the error was that you can only send testing emails to your own email address (I used another one to sign up), so I just had to change the email. Another thing was that it didn't find a certain file and instead of creating it, it searched through other folders and copied it from another day's assignment, that was weird to me, since I thought it had access only to the folder it was working.

Hello everyone! It is nice to meet you all! I have finished the day 1 built and am excited to share the journey and my build with everyone. Here is what I have so far: The thing I learned today was that you can use Claude inside Visual Studio and that Claude can do most of the things itself. I thought that I knew most of the things that Claude can do, but there is so much more i have not seen or knew from Claude. One thing i would change on the newsletter is the attachment at the bottom of the email. It should send the newsletter without an attachment of the logo. That does not look clean. Other than that I would leave it as it is I appreciate that you make all of this easy to understand and structured Nate!

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Day 2 log: - What I scraped: I scraped the stock of apartments of the biggest real estate broker in Chile. As I'm looking to become a broker myself, I want to monitor my competition's offers. - One thing I learned: so for some reason, even after installing the firecrawl MCP, for the first run it installed and used playwright. On one hand it surprised me that it did the job even when faced with a problem (self-healing). On the other hand, it used a method I didn't approve (I guess it is dangerous to bypass permissions lol), and it used ALL the sessions tokens. For the second run I scraped another competitor's website with firecrawl. - One use case idea: in my own (future) broker business, I can scrape and monitor competitor's stock.

Day 3 log: - What skill I built: Real Estate Lead Qualifier. It qualifies a lead from 1-10 (cold to hot) by analizing the answers from a form (potentially meta ads form). - One optimization you made: as it is a very simple skill, I didn't find the need to change it. - My thoughts: Building skills is a convenient way to package a service. In the future I want to build a "real estate investment analysis" skill to automate this step, which is very time consuming, specially considering I want to analyze at least 20% of the market