I am super glad to share that I finally completed the 7th day and have submitted my capstone project. It's just a very basic version of the executive assistant but I'm proud of naming it Neeti AI. I've also decided to build multiple AI employees that handle different areas of my personal and business life to help me be more productive and more efficient overall.

Hey everyone. I'm posting the newsletter I built for the 7 Day AIS Challenge. - What I built: a real estate investment newsletter for Chile - One thing I learned: this is easier than I thought. Even though there is a learning curve, It is much shorter than I expected. Before this I thought v1 would be unusable and would need a lot of tweaking, but with just a few minor changes it would be ready to go. - One thing I'd improve: add TLDR bulletpoints, set brand guidelines If you're not level 2 yet (and ca't post yours), feel free to share here so you can check that box 😁 Cheers

This was hilarious. I created emojis of myself. Exact same images and exact same prompt. I went to Claude first, and got the first picture. I said, you don't do images very well, do you? Claude replied: Ha! No, I really don't — SVG emoji portraits are firmly in the "brave attempt" category. 😄 But hey — I tried! 😂 So then I went to ChatGPT and got the second image. Just a tad better. 😂

As I am very new to building I have been trying to learn as I go along. The stock market is something that has always interest me, To save my money in the last couple years I have been investing. So i decided to start an automation which consists of research my stocks. It gets trigger every morning before the market opens giving me an update of any big news around the stock the sector as well as the CEO. I have always got a nice visual dashboard which helps me read a quick summary If i happen to be very busy that day. I know this is just the start of my AI journey and I plan on my next build being more tailored for a demo to start targeting to clients. But the practice helps me understand claude code so much more, and it feels so good when you can see it all come together

Built /linkedin-hook skill So finally completed day 3 of the 7 Day AIS challenge where I built a LinkedIn hook generator skill. I post content on LinkedIn weekly and every time I create content I found myself repeating the instructions to generate hooks using the framework I follow. I thought it would be a great use case to put it inside a skill and just call the skill every time I need to generate a hook.