https://www.skool.com/ai-automation-society/need-the-communitys-help?p=793e77cb But basically what are the low hanging fruit that have been game changers for you guys in your businesses from content and marketing, to back end admin/office stuff, to other niceties. What are the quickest things to implement that have made you save the most time and change the operations or flow of your businesses around that could be implemented as fast as possible? Thanks!

I'm curious who have been with Nate for a bit. What are the most valuable flows that he has offered that you use every day that you would suggest any person to snag and implement for a business today and hit as many of the different necessities of a business as possible? Or even your own ideas is different from what nate it doing. Ex: content creation, managing the office and backend tasks, emailing/marketing, nicities that just make every day run smoother and make you way more efficient., etc. What are the biggest differences you've implemented, the most low hanging fruit, etc that have been game changers for you? Appreciate any advice and business stacks you guys are using. Thanks! Appreciate it all! *Probably helpful for @Nate Herk to also hear again as well what has been truly the most useful flows or things you've done that he's helped with or you've found out and done 👌

In this video, I show you how to use Claude Code with n8n to build pretty much anything, from automations to full web apps. I walk through how to connect Claude Code to the n8n MCP server so it understands all the nodes, configurations, and how workflows actually work, and how to give it n8n skills so it can build and modify workflows effectively. Then I show you how to take existing n8n workflows, analyze and optimize them, and turn them into real front-end apps. We go through building the app, pushing it to GitHub, and deploying it on Vercel so you can see the full end-to-end pipeline. This setup makes it way easier than most people think to go from workflow to real product.

I'm wondering if there is a way to really understand quickly and get comfortable with http requests. This is one of the most confusing things, becuase there it all the authentication, tokens, what gets pulled from where, how you know what authentication you need, etc. Anyone have any tips on how to learn this. I am working to create ai receptionists and workflows with it, but I just am struggling with how to go between so many different services and such using http requests instead of native integration. I feel like there has to be a rhythm to it and easier than I think but right now seems so specific, individual to every case and just confusing. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!

In this video, I walk you through how I built an outbound voice AI agent that instantly calls new leads after they submit a form, qualifies them, and collects key information before you ever reach out. I break down the full system using n8n for the automation and VAPI for the voice agent, so you can see exactly how the workflow is structured and how the agent actually works. The goal is to help you save time, get better lead context, and increase your conversion rates by showing up to every conversation already informed. If you’re interested in building real AI automations and voice agents that can be used in a business, this is a full step by step breakdown. VAPI SYSTEM PROMPT GOOGLE SHEET TEMPLATE