This is a video I created in a single shot prompt using Claude Code, to promote my AI Agent app. Would you be interested in learning how to do this?

I am looking for intermediate to expert level implementers for AI workflows using N8N, go high level, make, maybe light Python knowledge, air table, thorough knowledge of APIs etc… Part-time, hourly position Please comment, message me or email me ! contact.tadi@gmail.com Not looking to hire any agencies or one off builds, looking for someone will dedicate 3 to 4 hours a day five or six days a week. Honesty and integrity is the most important thing you can have next to the skills! Thanks

Hey AI Automation fam! 👋I’m curious, if you could automate just one task in your business this week, what would it be? ✅ Lead generation? ✅ Client onboarding? ✅ Social media content creation? ✅ Email follow-ups? ✅ Proposal sending? As an agency owner, I work with a team of pros who’ve helped businesses set up AI systems that save hours every week (and bring in more $$$ too). Drop your answer below maybe I can suggest a smart tool or strategy you didn’t know existed. 😉 Let’s build smarter, not harder. 🚀

Currently working on a new video where I talk about what comes next after learning to build AI agents. In this video, I want to highlight real stories from people in this community who’ve actually used AI automation skills to make things happen in the real world. I’m looking for 4 types of people to feature: - Someone who sold AI automations without having a full business or agency - Someone who started as a freelancer, then launched a consultancy or AI business - A business owner who used AI automation within your own business - An employee who used AI to boost performance or save time at your job If you fit one (or more) of these, fill out the form below. If chosen, I'll feature you in the video and include a link to your site, LinkedIn, or wherever you want people to find you. Totally free. 👉 FORM LINK Can’t wait to share your stories 🙌

Ever wish you could just hit a hotkey, record a quick voice note, and have it instantly transcribed as text, ready to paste wherever you need? I built a super-easy workflow to do exactly that, and it’s made leaving comments, notes, and reminders way faster and smoother. (It's what I used to write this post). Here’s how it works, why I use it instead of Mac’s built-in dictation, and how you can try it yourself. Why Not Just Use the Mac’s Built-In Dictation? It’s a fair question! Macs have dictation features built-in, and they’re fine for short snippets or occasional use. But if you want something: - Accurate for longer recordings - Customizable (so you can add hotkeys, automate what happens to the transcript, or chain actions together) - That doesn't interrupt your flow …then this setup blows the built-in option out of the water. Plus, with this workflow, you’re in control: you decide exactly how, where, and when your voice is captured and transcribed. You can even tweak the script to send your notes directly to your favorite app, run further automations, or format the text however you like. What I Use I’m using Hammerspoon, a powerful open-source Mac automation tool. If you haven’t heard of it, Hammerspoon lets you write small scripts that automate almost anything on your Mac. I use it for a bunch of things, like organizing my Downloads folder and assigning different hotkeys to various tasks. For transcription, I use Deepgram, which is a super-fast and accurate speech-to-text API. One of the best parts: Deepgram gives you $200 in free credits when you sign up, and since transcription is so cheap, that’s enough to last a really long time for most users. Here's the script + instructions on how to set it up: https://gist.github.com/dunctk/d2f396bb273af1d1d634084742162258