Hey everyone! Quick update on how coaching calls are working going forward. 🔄 WHY THE CHANGE I'm going heads-down on EMS Soap for the next 6 months. We're getting SOC2 and HIPAA compliant, building out the marketing funnel, and a bunch more work. It's a lot, and I need to focus. But I don't want to abandon the community. So Patrick and Paul are stepping up to help lead calls. I'll be on about once every four weeks, and they'll rotate the other weeks. 📞 HOW CALLS WILL WORK These calls can run 2+ hours. I want to make sure we're respecting everyone's time. Especially those of you who actually show up. Here's the new structure: 👉 Reply to this post with your questions before the call 👉 If you submit a question and you're on the call, you go first 👉 We work through questions in the order they came in 👉 Then we open it up for everyone else If you can't make the call but want your question answered, drop it in the comments. We'll get to it. But priority goes to people who are there. The goal is simple: if you're taking the time to show up, you shouldn't have to wait behind questions from people who aren't even on the call. 🔗 NEW ZOOM LINK (save this) https://us06web.zoom.us/j/81995207847?pwd=Xe6u6LmIQOmCP5VTnOwWYjDBfZNKGB.1 📅 WHEN Tuesdays at 6PM ET (same as always) Looking forward to seeing you on the calls!

VIEW RECORDING - 165 mins (No highlights) Key Takeaways - Automated Training Creation: Patrick built a system that generates a full training course (NotebookLM, slides, video) from a single Claude Code project by auto-extracting patterns from the dev conversation. - Advanced RAG Architecture: Scott implemented a 3-layer RAG system in NeuralSpark, using a Recursive Language Model (RLM) to have the LLM intelligently "hunt" for information, solving context rot and improving accuracy. - Enterprise AI Consulting: A new business opportunity was identified: helping companies securely adopt agentic AI (e.g., Claude Code, Cowork) to bypass productivity-crippling internal IT policies. - Agentic Workflow Updates: Brandon is releasing new Shipkit videos and commands (e.g., worktree, task review) to optimize agentic development, enabling parallel feature work. Topics The Future of Work: System Creators vs. Task Doers - Morgan's Workflow: Automated a non-programmer's task (creating product sheets) from days to <10 minutes using skills in the Windsurf IDE. Process: Markdown → HTML (styled) → PDF + meta.json for product pages. - Brandon's Cowork Example: Resolved a complex Excel matching problem (50 parts x 50 centers) in 5 minutes by pasting the problem description and file into Cowork. - Consensus: The future workforce will be system creators and managers, not task doers. People must "level up" to think at a systems level, as AI will automate individual tasks.

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.

Hey everyone! The weekly coaching call was moved to today (Monday) instead of tomorrow (Tuesday) because I'll be traveling! I look forward to seeing all of you guys in just a bit!!

VIEW RECORDING - 135 mins (No highlights) Meeting Purpose Weekly support call for AI developers to share wins and get technical help. Key Takeaways - New Tools for AI Devs: SpecStory (VS Code extension) saves AI chat logs to Markdown, enabling AI-driven documentation and course creation. Warp Drive syncs terminal sessions to a cloud disk for persistent knowledge bases. - AI-Powered Productized Services: Ryan is building an AI app to scale his social media management service from 2–3 to 20–30 clients, using Claude and Zapier to automate content creation and approvals. - Future of UI/UX: Glenn Marcus (Click Consulting) predicts traditional UIs will be replaced by AgentOS and contextual widgets within 5 years, prompting a pivot from mobile development to AI agents and backends. - Enterprise AI Security: For corporate systems like ERPs, use Claude for Financial Services for its built-in audit trails and data isolation. Start with read-only permissions and use sandboxes like E2B to mitigate risk. Topics New Tools & Workflows - SpecStory Extension: A VS Code extension that saves AI chat logs to Markdown. Use Case: Patrick Chouinard used it to export a SpecKit project's chat log, then fed the log to Claude 4.5 to generate training materials on spec-driven development. - Warp Drive Feature: A cloud disk that syncs terminal sessions, creating a persistent, collaborative knowledge base for AI agents. - Kaiya Project: Ty Wells is building a personal assistant (Jessica) using Daniel Miser's Kaiya project structure to automate tasks.