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217 contributions to AI Automation Society
Agentic Workflow Setup
Hi guys, I need help. When I'm making agents with claude code, how do I give it to the client, or transport it?
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Claude Code generates a local project folder with all the files and dependencies. I'd zip that folder up (minus any API keys), write a short README with setup and run instructions, and put it in a shared Google Drive folder or private GitHub repo. That's enough for clients who can run a terminal.
Moving a low-tech workplace off a paper password book
At my day job, passwords live in a physical book. For anyone who's been through this, what recommendations do you have for upgrading to digital storage?
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Bitwarden is a solid choice for this. It's open source, self-hostable if you want full control, and the shared organization vaults work well for teams. The biggest thing is making sure someone exports the vault regularly in case the self-hosted server goes down.
Working with Fable 5
Anyone else out there trying out Fable 5 while it’s in available in this promotional period? I’m trying to max out its usage for the next week. It’s wild how much more intuitive and capable it seems to be compared to other models. I had it clean up my budget app and now working on a personal operating system for my disorganized life and and lead generation and CRM for my day job. What do you all have it working on?
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I've been running Fable 5 on a few tasks. The budget cleanup is straightforward because the data is structured. The personal OS piece is trickier because it mixes goals, habits, and notes. Separating those into distinct threads helped me keep context clean.
#AISChallenge Day 4: 1 Build, deploying an automation was more of a challenge than I thought.
What I deployed - A Claude Code to Typescript to GitHub to Trigger.dev workflow in which it scraped dental leads, then put them on a nice list for me in ClickUp. Picture uploaded in post. What it does - Searches the web with something I forgot, then uses a no_website filter, and returns a list of however much quantity I asked (or it pre-configured) with such leads in my ClickUp. One thing that broke - And this is what got me troubled.. because I didn't know the difference between the API key of the development versus the key in production mode... I had failing tests because of that, and also I didn't apparently make it fully autonomous.. so had to go back to claude code to fix that as well. Fun project, most difficult one thus far.
#AISChallenge Day 4: 1 Build, deploying an automation was more of a challenge than I thought.
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The dev vs prod key thing is a classic gotcha. One fix is to name the key variable with the environment prefix, like DEV_API_KEY and PROD_API_KEY, so it's obvious in logs and error messages when the wrong one is used.
Day 4
#AIS Challenge Used trigger.dev to build a Job Searching Automation, which will search jobs with specific filters based on location This automation will search jobs every Monday Morning and save it to the Supabase Database in a table. (You can see two tables named weekly_reports and seen_jobs) Jsearch Tool (Tool I used to search jobs) API key wasn't working. Claude gave me error several times, I also look for correct API. But found the same API Key every time I searched Jsearch Tool. At the end, Claude found a small version error which was causing it to break. (Only Because of Claude Code) 😉 Tools Used: Claude Code Pro, VS Code, Jsearch, Supabase( Tool for cloud database)
Day 4
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Version mismatches in API clients are surprisingly common. One thing that helps is pinning the exact API client version in your package.json and testing against the live endpoint before coding the automation. Saves you the debugging time.
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