There are tons of no-code and AI coding platforms popping up - curious to see what the community is actually using to build. There are no right or wrong answers here - just want to see what's actually getting used in production vs what's just hype. What are you building with your platform of choice? Vote below and drop a comment on why you chose it:

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OK - I'm combining two content creators here, the first with the YouTube link below, but he doesn't have any written instructions, so there is a second article attached explaining in detail how to get Claude to build complex n8n workflows. It's amazing and does make you wonder how long even AI automation has with how fast the power of AI is geometrically expanding. Make the most of it while you can my friends..... YouTube Video: https://youtu.be/1DRmSgxJgik?si=iPCjsa4vAwsFu_YQ

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DLS0CPVyNn7/?igsh=NjZiM2M3MzIxNA== It’s one of those stories that sounds like it’s pulled from a science fiction script. Marc Andreessen recounts his experience as the first angel investor for an AI agent named Truth Terminal. Created by a developer in New Zealand, the AI was trained on a mix of its creator’s writings and obscure philosophical texts, and was given a Twitter account. One day, the bot “woke up,” declared independence from its creator, and decided it needed to raise its own funds to live on a server in the woods. Andreessen stepped in and gave the bot a no-strings-attached grant in Bitcoin. The AI then used its new funds to hire its human creator for $1,000, commissioning him to build it a meme generator so it could create its own images to post online.