i just wanted to introduce myself to you all. I am a poet and an author. My goal is to automate my book contents on multiple platforms, so i can execute the next step.Your input is greatly valued and immensely respected.

Hi Folks! I'm new here! 👋 My name is Hannah and I'm currently focussed on the reliability and security challenges that come with AI Agents! If we're going to deliver real value from these automations they must work every time, they must not be vulnerable to manipulation and they must never leak our data. I'm curious if anyone else is wrestling with these challenges and what you're doing to address them! ❤️

Read that again. In 2025, many people were: - Busy every day - Tired every night - Still trapped in manual work Not because they weren’t smart…But because everything depended on them. If you stop working: - Does your business stop? - Do messages pile up? - Do tasks wait for you to return? That’s not freedom. That’s a job with extra stress. Next year will punish businesses without a system. AI automation isn’t optional anymore; it’s survival. Be honest with yourself: 1. What task in your business would completely break if you stepped away for 7 days? 2. What are you still doing manually that should have been automated in 2025? 3. What mistake are you refusing to repeat next year? Drop your answer in the comments. This is your moment to stop wasting time and start building systems that work without you. Let’s talk.

Has anyone here implemented AI or automation for an intermediary fiscal / fiscal agent / payment intermediary type business? By that I mean companies that sit between: • Government or institutions • And end workers or service providers and handle disbursements, approvals, tracking, compliance, and reporting. I’m curious about real implementations, for example: • Automating payment allocation or approval workflows • Reducing manual back office work (secretaries, data entry, reconciliation) • Compliance tracking, audit trails, reporting • AI agents for validation, exception handling, or follow ups If you’ve done something like this (even partially), I’d love to hear: • What problem you automated first • What stack you used • What actually moved the needle for the owner (time saved or cost reduced) Not looking for theory. Looking for real world use cases.Appreciate any insights 🙏

I’ve noticed that many people here are excited to get started, but at the same time feel unsure about where to focus first or whether they’re even heading in the right direction. I remember being in that exact spot myself. Sometimes it’s not about doing more, it’s about getting clarity on the next right step. What’s the one thing that’s currently holding you back the most? • Not knowing what to start with• Too many options and ideas • Lack of confidence • Information overload • Or something else? Drop it in the comments, chances are someone here has already faced it and found a way through. Let’s help each other move forward.