Hey everyone, Quick update. I'm closing down AI Wavemakers here on Skool in the next few weeks. All the build guides now live on my website, free, with no login: https://aiwaterside.com/library/ Every video tutorial has its own page there with the full step-by-step build. New guides go there from now on, and every YouTube description links straight to that video's guide. The free Claude Code skills are still on GitHub: https://github.com/austinpeechatt/creator-skills Thanks for being here. If you ever want to talk about something you're building, my DMs are open on Instagram and TikTok. Good luck and happy building.

Quick intro since this thing is brand new. I'm not some 10-year AI engineer. About 10 months ago I stumbled onto a YouTube video about AI automation and went down the rabbit hole — Make.com, n8n, all of it. Built some stuff, broke a lot of it. Then Claude Code dropped and most of what I'd learned kind of became irrelevant overnight. Been heads-down on it ever since — learning, experimenting, documenting everything on YouTube, and slowly building a business around the things that actually work. The whole point of this community is to do all of that out loud. The wins, the losses, the builds that look incredible until you try to deploy them. I want to share what I'm working on and see what you're working on too. The one thing I've figured out is that building this stuff is way more fun with people than alone. I've joined a bunch of Skool communities and most of them get too big too fast — you post something and it gets buried in 10 minutes. I want to keep this one small, niche, and actually conversational. A place where you can drop a question, share a screenshot of something half-broken, post a win, whatever. If that sounds like your kind of room — introduce yourself below. What are you building? What got you into AI automation? Glad you're here. — Austin