Hello everyone 👋, I made the Build#2 following of the tutorial "No Code AI Agents full guide" but now I am not able to see my workflow or work with it on N8N. How to restore that access or is there any alternative to this? Please let me know guys.

Just started off with the roadmap for Builder path. Any tips from the community would be appreciated to dive deep into the course and learn the whats and hows of building AI Agents. Let's go 🚀🚀!

Hello everyone, I am Daksh, a software engineer from India. Just completed the fourth lesson as part of the first course under the Classroom tab, in this very AI Automation and learning community. Really excited to be here! My goal is fairly simple: to get to know about how to work with this emerging AI technology, get a sneak peek of how we can build things and upskill in the very tools that help us build them, create something, market them and gain from it! I am just a passionate learner who likes to get his hands dirty on building and coding things out! So if you are newbie here, let's talk, if you are a person who has been here for a while, please guide me!

Hey everyone! I'm Tia, based in Sydney, Australia. I'm a Pilates instructor and entrepreneur building two businesses on the side of my teaching — Calm Systems (a systems and automation consultancy for wellness studios) and Flexxen Wellness (a minimalist acupressure mat brand). I've been deep in the world of Pilates and boutique fitness for years, and I've watched studio owners drown in admin, missed leads, and chaotic backend systems. That's exactly what I'm here to fix — for them, and for myself. My goal: Land my first Calm Systems client and build a simple, automated backend that actually works while I'm on the reformer teaching. My why: My two boys, Tate and Kiva. Financial independence. And honestly — I want to own my own studio one day, and I know that starts with building the right systems now. I'm done waiting until everything feels "ready."

Still early in this — getting set up to run automations/agents for clients — and trying to learn from people further along than me. For those of you with stuff actually live in production: what's the part that breaks most often, or stresses you out the most, once a real client is depending on it? And when it does break, what do you actually do about it? Just trying to learn where the landmines are before I step on them. Appreciate any war stories.