A few months back I started building AI content systems for clients, fully automated, no editors, no script writers, no managers, nothing manual. The numbers still surprise me every time I look at them. One reel hit 5,251,777 views. 93.9% came from people who had never seen the account before, meaning 2.8 million completely new accounts discovered the brand through content alone. No paid ads. No cold outreach. Just consistent content the algorithm kept pushing because it never stopped running. That same system generated 42 inbound leads and helped close $25,800 in business across four different clients. Here's the actual lesson in this. Most businesses don't have a content problem, they have a consistency problem. Remove the human bottleneck and the algorithm rewards you for showing up every single day without fail. AI doesn't get tired. Doesn't take a sick day. Doesn't forget to post because life got busy. That's the whole system. If you want to see exactly how this works, drop a comment or send me a DM.

Just launched beastautomation.com and I genuinely want your opinion. I built the whole site using AI — Claude helped me write the copy, design the layout, handle the animations, everything. Took about a week of back and forth. But here's what's been bugging me: When I look at it now, I wonder — can you tell? Does it have that sterile, "ChatGPT built this" energy that makes you trust it less? Because there's a real tension here. I teach people to use AI for business. My whole thing is "AI can do more than you think." So an AI-built site should be on-brand for me. But if a potential client lands on it and thinks "this looks fake" or "no human put thought into this" — that's a problem. So I'm asking the community straight up: 👉 Go check it out: beastautomation.com Then come back and tell me: 1. First impression — what did you feel in the first 3 seconds? 2. Does it look credible or does it look AI-slapped-together? 3. Is an AI-built website a red flag for an AI automation agency — or is it actually proof of concept? No sugar coating please. I'd rather hear it here than lose clients over it silently. 🙏

I gave Claude Fable a single goal prompt: build me a complete company from scratch, starting with nothing but the open internet. A few hours later I had a real product, a landing page, two launch videos, a founder video, a business plan, and market research, all built by hundreds of subagents that Fable planned, delegated, and reviewed. In this video I walk through everything it produced and break down the exact prompt that made it happen.

I hit my weekly limit in Claude. How do I use codex or Gemini to modify the ai_ios. Will Claude get confused that other agents are editing files. I think I saw Nate talk about creating an agents.md file

Little tip I found at the weekend. Auphonic has the best api for editing sound in videos. I trained Claude to use it to edit mp4 to cut out pauses and filler words. Saved me hours. My dream of replacing my video editor and reducing cost per video is being realised. My workflow is Record video Give Claude the title of the video Run the video editing skill using auphonic api It cuts out false starts, pauses, filler words and cleans up the audio Creates a google slide using my template using the title Inserts it at the start of the video Adds a recorded risk disclaimer mp4 at the start after the title slide Then codes it into a mp4 ready for final editing Time saved for a 20 min videos is like 2 hours or $80 And it does better than most editors