Hey Academy Members! I've had a lot of requests to open up a community for AI Coding—so I opened one. I'll be focused on helping people launch SaaS startups or build clean UIs for their automations—without getting stuck. This will be the only AI coding community helping you finish what AI helped you start (but can't finish). Helping you code that 20% AI can't. I've been coding professionally for 35 years, I started way back in the 80s! But even so, AI has been amazing to work with. It's getting so good that it will open up many doors for less technical people, and I'd love to be part of that journey and help. Two of the first community projects: - Community Tech Stack Template—helps you easily launch SaaS apps with user interfaces, backend APIs, databases, user auth, and payment systems. - Community API Stack Template—helps you quickly launch custom APIs for different services (similar to the NCA toolkit approach). We'll work together as a community to build and refine these templates, making them simple and accessible. I'll run workshops covering GitHub, Docker, Cursor, AI-assisted coding techniques, and integrating Make or n8n for faster development. No courses at launch—this will be workshop-driven, focused on community learning while we collaborate on building these templates together. Once I see what people really need, I may create targeted courses to fill specific gaps. Currently I only have a yearly memberships open to bring in the most dedicated members. I will open up monthly members at a later time but the price will be much higher. It's an insane deal and won't ever be like this again. Price goes up at 250 members. Join here → https://www.skool.com/vibin-coders Let me know if you have any questions!!

The o3 model is now 80% cheaper same capabilities, much lower cost. Perfect for coding, tool use, and complex agent workflows. New Pricing: - Input: $2.00 / 1M tokens - Cached input: $0.50 / 1M tokens - Output: $8.00 / 1M tokens This now matches GPT-4.1 pricing. I’m planning to use it for some of my heavier AI automations. Anyone here tested o3 lately? How does it perform for you?

I don't ask you guys for help often but need your help to push the NCA Toolkit over 1000 stars! And if you haven't looked at it yet check it out. To help, click https://github.com/stephengpope/no-code-architects-toolkit and star the repo. Comment below which number of stars 🌟 you helped us get to!

Just wanted to share it quickly. I ran a Skool community from early days of Skool when it was not open for public. Helped one company raise over $10mil through community building. Wrote for Forbes on the same. But it feels like I am not able to contribute to my potential. I feel there are two types of people in service: 1. Kings 2. Kingmakers. Kings play on the front. They are charming, fancy influence-worthy individuals who can lead the crowd towards a worthy goal. And there are kingmakers. Those who know how things work. Their talent lies in discovering Kings and turning ordinary ideas into real dreams. I remember the story of 2nd prime minister of India... He once said, there are two types of stones in Taj Mahal... The bright, white marblestones that everyone sees and admires. And there are foundation stones... deep burried in the ground that no one remembers. But without those stones there is no Tajmahal. I am finding joy lately in not being famous and helping people create great things instead. Not sure for how long I will admire it. I don't know if it is even a worthy goal to follow. But as as the first step in this direction (because my heart tells me to do so), I am writing a book called "Community Building Secrets". It will be available on Kindle. If you are building a community and you want to offer me initial feedback on it, please DM me. I will truly appreciate. If not, that is also fine. I truly appreciate you.

One important lesson I learned in the Skool games was that consistent growth requires a consistent high quality traffic source. If you're trying to win the games your growth has to be consistent day after day. And you only have 30 days to lock in your win, so focus is a must. The games force you to think about those daily tasks that can drive traffic to your community. For me, there was really only one lever I could pull to make that happen, YouTube. It's the only platform where when I put in more time on the video I know I get better results. My channel was growing before the Games, but everything changed for the better when I changed my YouTube strategy. And it's simple. - Make the best video on YouTube about that topic - Make a video ONLY you could think up and execute - Give away every detail and step (don't hide anything) I started spending 2-3 days on each video, instead of a few hours and my channel has grown 999x compared to the year before. I also personally make each YouTube thumbnail 1-2 hours. It changed everything for my channel, and frankly my business, and helped me get to #12 on the all time leaderboard for the Skool games. I don't do any channel research, keyword research, competitor analysis, none of it. I'm not saying that stuff doesn't work, I don't really know. But I do know what has been working for me. I just try and make the best video on YouTube. Take a look at the YouTube graph below. The first big spike is when Hormozi announced he was investing in Skool (this made all my existing Skool YT videos blow up!). The next big spike happened June 1st when I entered the Skool games and decided to give everything away on YouTube. I tell you this now because you could wait 1-2 years to do this like I did, or you can start right now and get there a WHOLE LOT FASTER. You don't need a YouTube strategist, you don't need "consistency", you just need to put in the energy to make a great video without fear that no one will hire you (they will).