During lastnights weekly call @Scott Rippey posted a prompt for a Brand Voice Framework. All I can say is WOW!! I ran through it and all its questions. The output is amazing 19 pages of well stuctured information. I would thororly recommend anyone who is thinking about branding to take a look. This was information freely given. One of the cornerstones of the community. Id hat to think how much this would cost if you got a brand specalist to do it for you. @Scott Rippey ball park figure for this kind of branding?

Loved this video from Nate.B.Jones. It discusses the various levels of AI coding. According to the levels I believe i hover around the level 4. Writting specs and reviewing the output. Not really looking at code any more. I am going to have to get better to get to level 5. Not impossible, just a leap of faith. What do you think? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bDcgHzCBgmQ

I just spotted this little nugget going into my GitHub. I hadn't spotted it before "git add -A; git commit --trailer "Co-authored-by: Cursor"

Don't be disheartened if a client leaves you. It is business, and sometimes that just happens. It happened to me a few months back. A major client of mine generating a large portion of MRR ended our contract and went off to do the work themselfs. Everyone is learning, us included, all at different levels. The client had been using custom workflows and prompts I developed for them for over a year. We had a great workingh relationship, so when they told me they were going to go their own way and do it themselfs it made perfect sense. They had seen what automation could do for them, and naturaly it looked nice and simple because thats how you provide solutions to clients. Keep it simple. Alas, it turns out it wasnt as simple as they thought. They removed my software as per the licencing terms and reverted to their old manual process. My software solution didn't do all that much. It looked at the suppliers invoices, added the items to stock, then updated prices in various places on their systems. Quite a bit of 'scripting', lots of custom AI Prompts and it all worked well. When they their developers first saw it they said they could 'probably' have done something similar. They hadn't, hence buying my solution. The devs, over a year, had obviously been pushing to do it themselfs and with a change of Head of Department, they took their shot. Two months on they have come back to me enquiring if I would consider working with them again and if the old terms could be reinstated. Of course they can, and whats more I am not going to charge you any more. I will keep the same MRR Everyone has to learn. Me, I'm currently browsing Mac Studios 512GB Memory. the question is do I buy one or do I buy two. I have to put the money somewhere otherwise the taxman will take a portion :) Let your clients go if they want to, dont put up to many barriers to coming back. It pays to be nice. It pays very well.

VIEW RECORDING - 208 mins (No highlights) Meeting Purpose To share project updates, demo new tools, and discuss AI development strategies. Key Takeaways - Brandon's EMS Soap startup is funded. It uses the Shipkit RAG template to automate EMS billing, proving the template's real-world value. - Dmitry is building an agentic orchestrator. It automates the full SDLC and has already attracted interest from CIOs and a potential reseller. - Gemini 3 Flash Preview is a top production model. It's faster and cheaper than GPT-4.1, excelling at complex, single-shot instructions. - New tools accelerate development. git worktrees enable parallel feature work, while Graphite and Render.com solve complex merging and hosting issues. Topics Startup & Funding Updates - Brandon's EMS Soap: A startup automating EMS billing reports. Origin: Grew from a simple GPT built by a co-founder (an EMS chief). Funding: Secured a seed round from Tiny Seed in November. Requirement: $500 MRR for several months. Business Model: High-margin token sales (costing dollars, sold for hundreds). - Dmitry's Agentic Orchestrator: A platform for autonomous AI development. Traction: 6k LinkedIn post views → 3 CIO inquiries, 1 reseller interest, 1 partnership call with Genom. Demo: "Raj," a production incident agent, investigated a real bug in GitHub Actions logs, identified the root cause (max_turns limit), and confirmed a fix was deployed.