Hi everyone! I'm Mohana from Melbourne, Australia. I've spent many years working in IT and networking, including roles in network operations and application support. Today I teach Computer Networking, Python Programming, Operating Systems, and Cisco Networking at VU Tafe. Outside of teaching, I'm deeply passionate about sustainability, climate change, renewable energy, regenerative agriculture, and using technology to solve environmental challenges. I have always wondered how to combine AI with sustainability to create real-world solutions that make a measurable environmental impact. I'm excited to learn from everyone here, collaborate on meaningful projects, and hopefully contribute back as I build. Looking forward to connecting with fellow AI builders, especially anyone interested in tech, environmental AI, automation, or renewable energy. Let's build something that makes a positive impact!

Hi everyone. What's everyone using to do natural-sounding speech inside of VoiceAI? Right now, we're using Retell with 11 Labs to have that. The voice doesn't sound bad, however, the speaking cadence is a little off, so we're wondering how to prompt and program all the AI and have a good knowledge base to where it speaks at more of a natural flow. How is everyone tackling this?

I have connected a checkout created trigger node with shopify in N8N for a client, the problem is I want to setup an email sequence so I can remind the customers that they left items in checkout. The trigger is not pulling an email or anything so I can setup the sequence if anybody has any idea or would love to help me or even said me there own templates I would be greatly in your debt.

The skill that will matter most in the next few years is not writing prompts. It is designing the whole system around the model. And there is finally a certification that measures exactly that. My LLC already started the path to certify as Claude Certified Architect, and while studying I realized something. This is not learned well alone.Agent architecture is retrieval, reasoning, tools, guardrails, memory, and observability working together. It is a lot of moving parts, and you only understand most of them once someone challenges your design and shows you where it breaks. So here is a simple proposal. Let us build a study group for the certification. People who are actually building, who share what works and what does not, and who pressure test each other's designs before sitting the exam. No gurus. No filler theory. Real practice and real cases each of us is living at work. Studying alone gets you to pass. Studying together gets you to build better. If you are preparing for this certification, or thinking about it, tell me in the comments what you are building today and which part of agent architecture is hardest for you. I will use that to shape the group and we organize from there

Hello Community! My name is Patrick and I live in Toronto, Canada. I started with Brendan’s YT Video which intrigued me enough to join this community. I started working in IT in the days of dial-up (stop laughing lol), when I started my first design agency. I’m a well seasoned Designer, Business Analyst and Product Manager. My goal is to learn as much as I can about AI in the market to refine my skills for a new company I’m trying to start. Hope to chat with many of you over time. Have a great day all!