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https://youtu.be/7hccebpFLYY?si=7ce1e8jZg06iv3BH The difference between a website that gets ignored and one that closes $10k clients isn't the animations. It's the messaging. A few things I changed while rebuilding my agency website: • Stopped talking about features and started talking about outcomes.• Removed sections that looked "cool" but distracted from booking a call.• Every section now answers one question: Why should I trust you?• Used AI to speed up execution—not to replace good design. AI can generate a website in minutes. It still can't generate positioning. Curious... What's the biggest mistake you keep seeing on agency websites? (P.S. I broke down the entire build process in today's video if anyone wants to see the prompt and workflow.)

The video you just watched made itself. I gave Claude Fable 5 one prompt inside Claude Code, walked away, and came back to a finished video I never filmed, edited, or even watched while it was being built. In this one I show you what Anthropic's new Mythos-class model can actually do, then break down exactly how it wrote the script, cloned my voice, rendered the avatar, built every motion graphic, and edited the whole thing on its own.

https://youtube.com/shorts/zFu1GLt3U7M?feature=share We came across a viral real-estate reel and wondered: Can AI recreate an edit that was originally made by a skilled DaVinci Resolve editor? So we tested it. And here's the crazy part: We spent $0. No paid editor.No agency.No expensive editing service. Just AI, open-source tools, and raw real-estate footage. The goal wasn't to make a random reel. The goal was to see if AI could replicate: • Speed ramps• Zoom transitions• Motion blur• Color grading• Shot selection• Overall pacing The result surprised us. What's most interesting isn't whether AI can replace editors. It's that anyone with curiosity and the right tools can now recreate workflows that previously took years to master. What do you think? Would you have guessed this reel was recreated using AI? And how close do you think AI got to the original edit? If you'd like the GitHub repo, prompts, and workflow we used, send us a DM. And if you'd like a custom AI-powered editing system built for your business, send us a DM as well. 🚀 #AI #BuildInPublic #VideoEditing #OpenSource #GitHub #Automation #ContentCreation #ArtificialIntelligence #RealEstateMarketing

I’m 19, not some hardcore telecom engineer, and I just built a fully custom low-latency AI voice receptionist for a client that’s nearly 90x cheaper than relying on expensive voice AI wrappers like Vapi. Honestly… did we just expose how overpriced some of these platforms are? The stack:• LiveKit• Deepgram Nova-3• Gemini 2.5 Flash• Cartesia Sonic-2• Modal• n8n• Vobiz SIP telephony This wasn’t just another AI chatbot. The system:• answers real phone calls• handles multilingual conversations• interrupts naturally• captures leads automatically• extracts emails from noisy calls• triggers backend automations• runs with extremely low latency One of the funniest problems:The AI once heard:“harsha242404@gmail.com” as:“twofourtwofourzerofour@therategmail.com” Ended up building custom spoken-email normalization logic just to make email capture reliable over phone calls. And honestly, n8n was one of the smartest decisions in the stack. Because voice AI systems don’t stop at conversations.You eventually need:• CRM integrations• lead routing• webhooks• follow-ups• notifications• scalable workflows Feels like we’re entering a phase where more builders realize they can create custom voice AI infrastructure with better control, lower latency, and dramatically lower costs instead of depending entirely on expensive plug-and-play platforms. Curious:Do you think custom voice AI stacks will eventually replace most voice AI SaaS platforms?